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"Une tenancière de gargote entreprend, sous la houlette d'un camionneur gourmet, un long parcours initiatique qui doit lui permettre de confectionner la meilleure soupe aux nouilles de Tokyo."
"Tampopo, a young widow who runs a small rāmen noodle restaurant in Tokyo, and Goro, a cowboy hat wearing truck driver, attempt to devise the perfect bowl of top ramen."
"Die Betreiberin einer mässig erfolgreichen Suppenküche in Tokio erhält von einem Lastwagenfahrer Nachhilfeunterricht im Kochen."
"Follows the life of a young widow who runs a small noodle restaurant in Tokyo and her quest for the perfect bowl of ramen. Helping her to attain top ramen status is Goro, the truck driver who at first criticizes her cooking ability and then helps her to master it."
""Tampopo" follows a young widow who runs a small noodle restaurant in Tokyo and Goro, a cowboy hat wearing truck driver, as they attempt to devise the perfect bowl of top ramen."
"Un camionero nocturno (Yamazaki) se detiene a comer algo en un restaurante que se encuentra al lado del camino. Al dirigirse a Tampopo nombre del restaurante, comprueba que la comida hecha por la encargada (Miyamoto) es incomible. El camionero decide quedarse a ayudarla y convierte el lugar en uno de los mejores restaurantes del pueblo. Esta espléndida comedia satiriza las costumbres sociales japonesas en una serie de secuencias rodadas principalmente en el restaurante. Itami llama a esto un ramen western.La película satisface como lo haría una buena comida."
"Two milk-truck drivers stop in a ramen hop, where a group of men eye them suspiciously. But driver Goro who has the Mt. Rushmore mug of a Palance or Peck and sports a cowboy hat, immediately gets into a brawl when he makes less-than-complimentary remarks about the noodles. After the five against one slugfest, restaurant hostess Tampopo begs the beaten-up Goro to help her build the best noodle place in town."
"When two truck drivers, Goro and Gun, stride in like cowboys to help the widow Tampopo with her modest noodle shop, there is a collision of yakuza film, western and slapstick comedy."
"Die junge Witwe Tampopo betreibt eine Suppenküche in Tokio, wo sie ständig versucht ist, die perfekte Nudelsuppe zu kreieren. Ihre Kochkünste finden jedoch meist wenig Anklang. Bis eines Tages der eigenwillige Lastwagenfahrer Goro auftaucht. Zusammen versuchen beide mit allen Tricks und Tücken die Geheimnisse der Nudelsuppen anderer Köche rauszubekommen."
"A tall, dark cowboy-hatted stranger named Goro rides into town on a milk truck and enters the nearest noodle shop, run by Tampopo. Tampopo's sweet demeanor cannot change the fact that her food is inedible. The brash Goro resolves to take the shopowner under his wing, and together, they embark on a quest to discover the perfect noodle soup recipe. Described by Itami as a "ramen western" due to its similarity to Shane and the spaghetti western, this "gastronomic comedy of table manners" satirizes Japanese mores in a hilarious series of vignettes which also provide a catalogue of culinary delights."
"De jonge weduwe Tampopo, eigenares van een tweederangs restaurant, leert van een vrachtwagenchauffeur de kunst van het bereiden van de perfecte noedelsoep."
"A satire about the life of a young widow who runs a small noodle restaurant in Tokyo and her quest for the perfect bowl of ramen."
"Feature film from Japan. Comedy. Goro, a truck driver, helps Tampopo, a widowed restaurant owner, to cook perfect noodles."
"SUMMARY: "Two guys happen upon a woman named Tampopo ("Dandelion") trying to manage a run-down noodle shop and they decide to help her turn the place into an economic and gastronomic four-diamond establishment." IMDB"
"A young widow Tanpopo runs a small ramen noodle shop. Gorō, a cowboy-hat-wearing truck driver who happens to drop by her ramen noodle shop, helps her to make the perfect bowl of top ramen."
"This film began as a series of anecdotes about food, around which Itami built a plot, borrowed from the classic western movies Rio Bravo and Shane. The central character is a truck-driver, an expert noodle cook, given to wearing a cowboy hat and boots, who encounters Tampopo, the proprietor of a run-down noodle bar. The gags, a series of jibes at food culture, form a satirical pastiche involving a different set of characters in a variety of locations."