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Watch Chef Online The slightly longish setup establishes Carl Casper (Favreau) as a stressed-for-success master chef in a trendy Los Angeles restaurant where he is absolute master of his kitchen — as long as he pleases the establishment’s demanding owner (Dustin Hoffman).


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When an even more demanding restaurant blogger (Oliver Platt) pans Casper’s menu as too safe and predictable — and snidely suggests Casper may be overweight because he’s eaten too many dinners returned by unsatisfied customers — Casper furiously tweets an invitation to the critic to return for a taste of the chef’s new bill of fare.

Watch Chef Online Unfortunately, the owner overrules Casper and insists that his chef prepare the same old same old. Even more unfortunately, a video of Casper’s angry confrontation with the critic goes viral — and the chef quickly finds himself not just unemployed, but virtually unemployable. Fortuitously, Inez (Sofia Vergara), Casper’s well-to-do ex-wife, picks just this time for a trip back home to Miami, where Casper got his start as a culinary artist. She buys him a plane ticket to join her on the trip, ostensibly so he can play “nanny” to Percy (Emjay Anthony), their 11-year-old son — but really so he can get back in touch with his roots.

Sure enough, with a little financial help from Inez’s even more well-to-do first husband (Robert Downey Jr., Favreau’s “Iron Man,” in a scene-stealing turn), Casper musters the wherewithal to do his own thing by refurbishing a food truck as a way of reconnecting with his son, jumpstarting his creativity, and providing a good excuse for a road-movie journey while driving the vehicle back to L.A.

The final destination is entirely predictable — right down to the deus ex machina reappearance of an erstwhile antagonist — but the trip itself is never less than pleasant, and often extremely funny. It helps a lot that Favreau develops such engaging chemistry with John Leguizamo as a former restaurant co-worker who insists on being part of Casper’s new venture, and young Anthony, who gets maximum mileage from the recurring gags involving Percy introducing his dad to Twitter, Vine, Facebook and other unfamiliar social media. It also helps that “Chef” offers more than a soupcon of local color during extended stops in New Orleans and Austin, where Casper and his two assistants attract customers by offering their own twists on food favored by locals.