Movies can be said to be a source of inspiration and also a reference for many things, one of which is food. In Ramadan, there are several important and identical elements, one of which is food for breaking the fast. Those things can be obtained through movies, starting from unique recipes to watching movies with food as the theme to make our fasting feel faster.

In this article, Dunia Games will discuss recommended Netflix movies with food as the theme that can accompany you in Ramadan. Let's dig in!

1. Aruna dan Lidahnya (2018)

Starring Dian Sastro and also Nicholas Saputra, this movie is a movie that is no less than their iconic film, Ada Apa Dengan Cinta? Aruna dan Lidahnya (Aruna and Her Tongue) is clearly a food-themed movie because the movie is focused on culinary. What you need to know is that Aruna and Lidahnya is based on a novel by Laksmi Pamuntjak, with a story about investigating a bird flu case accompanied with several culinary tours.

2. Koki-Koki Cilik (2018)

From the title alone, this movie is certainly a food-themed movie. Koki-Koki Cilik (Little Chefs) is a movie that tells the story of a child from an underprivileged family who manages to take part in a prestigious event, namely the cooking camp. Not only about cooking, food, and cooking competitions, this movie is also wrapped with unique and interesting comedies that will definitely add to the excitement of watching the movie, especially if you watch it with your family or while killing time before Iftar.

3. Tabula Rasa (2014)

Padang cuisine, especially Rendang, has been crowned the best food in the world, ranked first. Now, for those of you who really like Padang cuisine, then the movie titled Tabula Rasa is a must-watch. Get ready to drool and don't break your fast, because Tabula Rasa takes the theme of the culinary scene behind a Padang restaurant. Tabula Rasa manages to showcase the deliciousness of Padang dishes, such as fish head curry and rendang, all of which are wrapped in interesting conflicts.

4. Cooked (2016)

Not only movies, but there are also many documentaries about food on Netflix, and one of the best is Cooked (2016). Cooked is a documentary by Alex Gibney, which is based on Michael Pollan's book of the same name. In addition, the role in this movie is also Michael Pollan himself. Both Michael and Isaac Pollan, will explain the history and various aspects of cooking and the connection of the food to the people around it.

5. Hell’s Kitchen (2019)

Whether it's season 17, 18, 19, or season 20, each season has a cooking scene full of controversy. The focus of the cooking show series is the professional and world-famous chef, Gordon Ramsay. Indeed, some episodes sometimes have a lot of contradictions which are actually quite rough, but the food and the cooking process in the series are very interesting to watch and learn for those who like to cook.

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6. Street Food: Asia (2019)

Created by David Gelb and Brian McGinn, this movie is a documentary that presents several Asian cuisines around the world, such as Thailand, Japan, China, and even Indonesia. Apart from the food-themed, this documentary is also very useful to broaden your horizons about the culinary arts in Asia. Besides that, this documentary is also very suitable for those of you who want to go to Asian countries, because with this documentary it can be a reference for you to find the best culinary in the country.

7. Pasta (2010)

South Korean dramas are not always about business and school dramas, in fact, South Korean Drama also has food-themed dramas. Pasta is a food-themed drama, where the story is about a lower-level chef who joins high-level chefs at a top Italian restaurant in Korea. In addition to the food theme, there are also drama elements, such as romance, and there is even a comedy element in it.

8. Let’s Eat (2021)

In addition to the Pasta movie, there is also one that is no less interesting and also has a food theme, namely Let's Eat. What's interesting for you to watch is not the Korean Drama version of Let's Eat, but the remake version of Let's Eat, which is the Thai version. The story itself is more or less the same as the Korean version, where there is a food blog insurance agent who accidentally meets his elementary school friend, but over time, they get to know each other and become a cooking couple full of controversy.

9. Ugly Delicious (2020)

Usually, to know the history of food and its details, most of you will probably buy books. But actually, there is one way that is quite easy without having to bother reading a super thick book, namely by watching Ugly Delicious on Netflix. Viewers will be brought to better understand the concepts of existing food, ranging from the most delicious dishes to the most unique dishes around the world.

10. Flavorful Origins (2020)

In Indonesia, there are already quite a lot of Chinese-themed foods, ranging from traditional ones to even contemporary ones. Not a few Indonesian people like Chinese food, and for those of you who like Chinese food, you can watch Flavorful Origins on Netflix. This movie is a documentary, and the audience will be taken to explore the culinary traditions in China in more depth and detail.

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