cityonfire.com | Shogun and His Little Kitchen

	Shogun and His Little Kitchen "...highly underrated gem which unfortunately has been all but forgotton." - Vig Nguyen Shogun and His Little Kitchen (1992) AKA: Shogun and Little Kitchen Literally: Meal Head Lucky Star Director: Ronnie Yu Yan-Tai Writer: James Yuen Sai-Sang, Alex To Tak-Wai Producer: Laura Fu (Fau Lok-Lin) Action Director: Yuen Cheung-Yan, Lau Chau-Sun Cast: Yuen Biao, Leon Lai Ming, Ng Man-Tat, Maggie Siu Mei-Kei, Monica Chan Fat-Yung, Jimmy Wang Yu, Leung Ka-Yan, Lui Fong, Lam Lap-Sam, Josephine Koo Mei-Wah Running Time: ? Plot: See Vic's review below. Reviews VIC NGUYEN'S REVIEW: Prior to filming his acclaimed period drama The Bride With White Hair, director Ronnie Yu delivered this enjoyable, highly underrated gem which unfortunately has been all but forgotton. Ng Man-tat, Yuen Biao (in a non-fighting role), and a young Leon Lai Ming all headline this pic, with martial arts stars Jimmy Wang Yu and Leung Kar-yan each making appearances in supporting roles. The comedy hits the mark and the actors give delightful performances, but Yuen Biao's acrobatic cooking scenes are most definitely the highlights of the film. Highly recommended to fans looking for something a little different. VIC NGUYEN'S RATING: 7.5/10

Shogun and His Little Kitchen

"...highly underrated gem which unfortunately has been all but forgotton."

- Vig Nguyen

Shogun and His Little Kitchen (1992)

AKA: Shogun and Little Kitchen

Literally: Meal Head Lucky Star

Director: Ronnie Yu Yan-Tai

Writer: James Yuen Sai-Sang, Alex To Tak-Wai

Producer: Laura Fu (Fau Lok-Lin)

Action Director: Yuen Cheung-Yan, Lau Chau-Sun

Cast: Yuen Biao, Leon Lai Ming, Ng Man-Tat, Maggie Siu Mei-Kei, Monica Chan Fat-Yung, Jimmy Wang Yu, Leung Ka-Yan, Lui Fong, Lam Lap-Sam, Josephine Koo Mei-Wah

Running Time: ?

Plot: See Vic's review below.

Reviews

VIC NGUYEN'S REVIEW: Prior to filming his acclaimed period drama The Bride With White Hair, director Ronnie Yu delivered this enjoyable, highly underrated gem which unfortunately has been all but forgotton. Ng Man-tat, Yuen Biao (in a non-fighting role), and a young Leon Lai Ming all headline this pic, with martial arts stars Jimmy Wang Yu and Leung Kar-yan each making appearances in supporting roles. The comedy hits the mark and the actors give delightful performances, but Yuen Biao's acrobatic cooking scenes are most definitely the highlights of the film. Highly recommended to fans looking for something a little different.

VIC NGUYEN'S RATING: 7.5/10