Rich People Have A Cooking MASSACRE Between A Diner Girl And A Genius Chef [movie recap] 

the party scenes of hi-so thais represents satanists or "globalists"

Communist philosophy. Rich are filthy in real.

That perfectly illustrates people's attitudes towards food, the poor are often grateful for each meal, appreciating it's taste without pretense. The rich are completely different, gratitude is not even involved, they often pay many times what the food is worth just for things like "who prepared it" or if it's "exotic" or not, even the taste is subjective, like when he was a kid and broke the tasteless but expensive caviar. The way the rich eat illustrates that, they aren't eating food, they are eating the "concept", the "elitism", the soup they appreciate so much is just some cup noodle spices and veggies, just like all the money people pay just for something like salt bay or gold coated food, those has absolutely no taste but people pay many times the price of the food just for the "concept".

@@paulofaquinhe didn’t say it’s tasteless. He said it tasted like shit, which just means his palette wasn’t used to it.

Yeah

Yeah...if a chef said it's because of the experience the food will taste great I'll literally stand up and leave that place... Nothing beats home cooked food...at least you know it tastes great.

Lmao you clearly dont know anything about food

Both of you think you’re righteous for having one category of food. Y’know the great thing of those who can afford the more expensive experiences? We can do both. Enjoy the humble food AND what you’re ridiculing for merely being expensive and tasteless.

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I feel like it still depends on the type of people, the kind of food, and their tastes There are also many food/ingredients that are simply better tasting because they are expensive. Like grade A vanilla beans vs vanillin, kobe wagyu vs regular beef, high end consomme vs beef stock, etc. Also a real foodie wealthy people (not ones that seek for an experience) might avoid gold flakes, diamonds, and whatnot altogether because they already knew it was a scam. And not all regular food are more complex, some are even blander than water to cut the costs and maximize profit. Like those starchy fake custard filled choux, hard pudding that are made with lots of agar2 and sugars, meatballs that are like 70% flour, etc. That is not to say i don’t enjoy regular food, or absolutely love expensive ones. I just think good, neutral, and bad food exist in every socioeconomic level. I do agree though that often status, price, and scarcity put food in a place where they don’t truly belong

yeah... with restaurants it's the same as clothing and cars and well most things out there. The more money you spend the better stuff you get up to a limit after which the amount of money spend most often decreases the quality as decadence and vanity replace any sensible need and taste.

lmao that is completely untrue, not to be petty but someone would only say that if they haven't done a lot of fine dining. there are plenty of "expensive foods" that are brimming with flavor.. but yes caviar totally sucks and is overrated

it's about scarcity, not taste.

I don't think that's always the case, but it is a risks you take, and a very high one at that.

😂 other than Food Gasm and Nudity, it is a good match to Food Wars

that seems... pretty improbable. the menu came out in november 2022. you can't make a damn movie in 6 months lmao

This comment is unintentionally offensive xd

Maybe you're stupid

Nah. Asia has some cooking movies, in which the main character is disillusioned by job. It's more common than you think. Hollywood is not always the first.

Both movies have different themes, The Menu does not have anything about the importance of family like Hunger does

Hunger

that's why he was arrested in the end

He should have said Rhinoceros Hornbill

Much much better than The Menu.

Stupid chef

Men in white

Hunger

Hunger

Hunger