The Cantonese (with passages in Mandarin) Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo option provides clear dialogue and music. Music being the only element that opens up the sound stage. Cantonese Dolby Digital 5.1 and Mandarin 5.1 options are also available.

The English subtitles feature some minor grammar- and spelling errors but overall keeps the translation coherent. Traditional and simplified Chinese subtitles are also included.

Note that none of the special features has English subtitles, only permanent Chinese ones for the making of. A shame because Panorama did show for a brief while that they were willing to put in work so that releases could be enjoyed by a larger audience. Anyway, we start out with the lengthy NG Shots (blooper reel, lasting 10 minutes, 50 seconds), containing the usual flubbed lines and the only bit worth catching is Alex Fong's inability to get through one particular scene.

4 deleted scenes are also on offer, lasting in total 6 minutes, 37 seconds. Mostly extensions, what can be gathered is a slight amplifying of Michel's disappointment after the restaurant is not doing well after opening day and we get the closest thing the film has to a sex scene. None of the four selections seem crucial.

The making of (14 minutes, 22 seconds) sees executive producer Henry Fong mostly take center stage but the program goes through the usual format consisting of actor interviews, movie clips and only mildly interesting behind the scenes footage. Trailers for Drink Drank Drunk, Butterfly, Set To Kill and 2 Young rounds off the disc.