In the movie "Chef", Chef Carl Casper starts a food truck called "El Jefe", which specializes in Cuban sandwiches and other Latin American dishes.

In the movie "Tampopo", ramen is the central focus, exploring its cultural significance and the art of making the perfect bowl of ramen.

In the movie "Eat Drink Man Woman", the Chu family owns a restaurant called "The Family Feast", where they gather for elaborate meals and explore the complexities of their relationships.

The documentary film "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" follows the life and work of Jiro Ono, a renowned sushi master, and his dedication to crafting the perfect sushi experience.

In the movie "The Lunchbox", Saajan receives a lunchbox containing Aloo Gobi, a potato and cauliflower dish, instead of the intended meal for his wife.

In the movie "Chef", Chef Carl Casper's signature dish is the Cubano Sandwich, a classic Cuban sandwich made with roasted pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles, and mustard.

In the movie "The Hundred-Foot Journey", the Kadam family opens an Indian restaurant called "Maison Mumbai" in a small French village.

In the movie "Ratatouille", the dish that impresses food critic Anton Ego is a simple yet exquisite ratatouille, a Provençal vegetable stew.

In the movie "The Great Food Truck Race", Tyler Florence owns a food truck called "The Food Truck", which travels across the country competing in culinary challenges.

In the movie "Chef", Chef Carl Casper cooks a grilled cheese sandwich for his son, Percy, using a special recipe that includes Gruyère cheese and butter.

In the movie "The Lunchbox", Irrfan Khan plays the character of Saajan Fernandes, a lonely widower who receives a lunchbox intended for someone else.

In the movie "Tampopo", the truck driver, Goro, prepares a bowl of ramen that is praised for its simplicity and deliciousness.

In the movie "Chef", Ramsey Michel is the food critic who writes a negative review of Chef Carl Casper's restaurant, leading him to quit and start a food truck.

In the movie "The Lunchbox", Ila prepares Aloo Gobi, a potato and cauliflower dish, for her husband's lunchbox.

In the movie "The Hundred-Foot Journey", Madame Mallory owns a French restaurant called "Le Saule Pleureur", which is located next to the Kadam family's Indian restaurant.