7 Tasty Food Scenes in Film

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Nothing quite piques the interest of a foodie more than a memorable food scene. The film industry has produced tons of it-from grand feasts, to the steamy-erotic, to the ones that induce serious cravings-and it was almost impossible to trim a list down to a single digit. But like certain meals you don't ever forget, these scenes are the ones we love most and are nothing short of mouth-watering:

 

 

1. Chef Carl Casper making a grilled cheese sandwich in Chef
It was hard to pick a favorite from the this film but this 40 seconds of pure grilled cheese glory is just glorious.

 

RELATED RECIPE: Grilled Cheese Sandwich with Salsa

 

 

2. Remy prepares a plate of ratatouille for Anton Ego in Ratatouille
Who would have thought that an animated film will make you want to have a bite of ratatouille, too?

 

RELATED RECIPE: Pinoy Ratatouille

 

 

3. Hassan makes an omelette with Madame Mallory in A Hundred Foot Journey
BRB, we're going to the kitchen and making an omelette. Now.

 

RELATED RECIPE: Omelette Quattro Formaggio

 

 

4. Lena and Carl's laing scene in Kailangan Kita

The scene of Lena (Claudine Barretto) and Carl (Aga Muhlach) making laing proves that a typical Filipino romantic movie scene peppered with culture and food makes for one of the most memorable Pinoy movie scenes in our book.

 

RELATED RECIPE: Laing Pizza

 

 

5. The three movements of sushi in Jiro Dreams of Sushi
Tagged as the "concerto", this scene will give you a higher appreciation for the way and the art of making sushi.

 

RELATED RECIPE: Crisp Prawn and Fresh Tuna Rolls

 

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<>6. Any scene with Mendl's sweets in The Grand Budapest Hotel
Wes Anderson's latest visual treat is indeed star-studded, but let's be honest here: the real star in the show is the divine-looking Courtesan au Chocolat from Mendl's.

<>And with the help of an official video tutorial, you can try making one yourself!

 

<>RELATED RECIPE: Orange Cream Puffs

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<>7. Daniel cooks for Hanna in Bon Appétit   

<>How to impress a sommelier (take notes!): make a dish with five simple ingredients-pasta noodles, flour, egg yolks, oranges, and mint candy.

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<>Collage by Riell Santos