samples the xiao long bao, causing him to be revitalized as well. The restaurant is brought back to fame and all the employees are too busy making more xiao long bao to put on a wrestling show, having revitalized elderly customers fight in their place. Kyoko finds that in her new acting job, she has to do the same thing as her old acting job: eating too much food, which she dislikes. She returns to the Osaka Wrestling restaurant and is rehired by Mike. Maye is about to leave to the airport with her son, but he tells her that he wants to stay and be with his real father, causing Maye to reconsider moving to Canada. One-Eye Dragon plans to sabotage Ricky's restaurant once more, this time by placing a bomb in their kitchen. After doing so, he accidentally knocks a pot onto his own head and falls unconscious. When he reawakens, the bomb explodes. Some time later, the crew of the Osaka Wrestling restaurant is seen in Japan, where they have a successful food stall and even serve the real Super Delfin. Cast Timmy Hung - Ricky Wayne Lai - Mike Miku Ueno - Kyoko Law Kar-ying - One-eye dragon Gloria Yip - Maye Chin Kar-lok - TV Director Mang Hoi - Cop Tats Lau - Carlo Ng Ka-lok - Sammo Hung - Food expert Chow Yan-kei Sam Lee Chan-sam Martin Zetterlund Review Some reviewers have claimed the film a cult classic despite flying under the radar of most film critics. Review scores have ranged from 6.9 out of 10 to as much as 9 out of 10. Most reviews acknowledge the plot as being different and a pleasant surprise. See also Eat Drink Man Woman God of Cookery Kung Fu Chefs Like Water for Chocolate Sammo Hung filmography The Chinese Feast The Wedding Banquet References External links 2004 films 2004 martial arts films 2000s Cantonese-language films Cooking films Films set in Hong Kong Films set in Japan Films shot in Hong Kong Films shot in Japan Hong Kong martial arts comedy films 2000s sports comedy films 2004 comedy films Japan in non-Japanese culture 2000s Hong Kong films