men, food, love/romance, self-discovery, identity
An omakase chef embarks on first dates with four women from diverse backgrounds, crafting four home-cooking meals that showcase the multifaceted life in Hong Kong. These culinary experiences evoke childhood memories and stir feelings of nostalgic longing.
Frankie Chung is a writer and producer who has collaborated with directors including Amos Why on Everyphone Everywhere and Kiwi Chow on Say I Do To Me. In 2024, he developed his first streaming series as showrunner, Doomsday Kids' Survival Guide, selected for the Golden Horse Project Promotion and recipient of the CATCHPLAY International Spotlight Award. The Dating Menu marks his directorial debut.
Amos Why’s first two features, Dot 2 Dot and Napping Kid, earned three Hong Kong Film Awards nominations. His Far Far Away grossed over HK$10 million locally and was released in the UK, Taiwan, and Japan. His recent works include Everyphone Everywhere and Home Kong.
