The story of a barbecue restaurant where the customers ends up eating human flesh. This is too simple of a description of this movie. It's done by the sexy beautiful wife of the restaurant owner, to few equally sexy friend of hers. Anthony Wong - a Hong Kong police officer finds himself in the middle of the crime, not suspecting what's really going on.

A psychotic wife of the barbecue restaurant owner goes out to revenge anyone who's belittled her - even to a point of killing them. Then she takes pleasure in watching the customers at her restaurant enjoying the flesh of the victims she's murdered.

It's a bit of a gore, but not that bad. The main focus seems to be the sexploitation of the victims, and the beautiful, and sexually charged wife of the restaurant owner. It's an intriguing story, and worth watching.

The movie is done beautifully, and is of high quality. All the actors really plays the part well. The story starts out quite normally, but takes a radical turn as events starts to unfold.

Honestly, maybe some of the victims deserved to be killed the way they did, for they were kind of poison to the society themselves. The advise is to stay away from people like them, so you don't have to go to this extreme.

A movie about situations that we all feel what this wife felt at few points in our lives, and serves as the release to the feelings that we have about them. Very Good.

Pauline Suen plays remorseless female psychopath from Mainland who seduces her cousin's wimpy husband. When her almost always horny cousin Kuen objects Suen proceeds to butcher her and use her meat for roast ribs.Totally unnecessary sequel to my beloved "The Untold Story".It's nowhere nearly as powerful and shocking as its sickeningly nasty predecessor.Anthony Wong returns as veteran cop Officer Lazybones who divides his time between arresting illegal chicken sellers and eating at Cheung's roast shop.The film is filled with lots of lame comedy and there is not enough gore and violence for my liking.The dismemberment of Kuen is quite gruesome and there is a bit of delicious sleaze,but I expected more.The film also spawned a second sequel "The Untold Story III" by Herman Yau.5 out of 10.

Ordered as imports from Hong Kong on DVD with DR Lamb and The Eight Immortals Restaurant: The Untold Story (1992 and 1993-both also reviewed) this final title is one that I for some reason kept pushing to the back of the pile. Selling the disc recently, I decided it was finally time to tell the story.

View on the film:

Made when not only the CAT III era had fizzled out but the Hong Kong film industry was declining as the industry in the Mainland started to grow, director Yiu-Kuen Ng & cinematographer Chiu-Lam Ko serve up a dish flavoured with the peak of the style, from the opening shot of a woman in the midsts of passion,lit with a sleazy atmosphere.

Plating up wacky Comedy antics from fast-zooms and brash colours over customers arguing with each other in the restaurant,Yiu-Kuen turns the heat up with tasty close-ups of customers unknowingly eating human ribs, diced to a kinky atmosphere of CAT III exposed skin,and jump-cuts to the head of the latest victim sitting in the fridge.

Invited by Kuen and her husband Cheung (a dead-pan,worn-down Emotion Cheung) to help at the restaurant,the screenplay by Kam-Fai Law brings Fung (played by a devilishly seductive Paulyn Sun) to disrupt the marriage and the slick Comedy exchanges,with a great CAT III raunchiness wrapping Cheung round her little finger, whilst Law gives Fung a macabre glee in cooking up a untold story.