4K UHD release: ‘Wheels on Meals’

Eureka Entertainment will release the 1984 Hong Kong action comedy ‘Wheels on Meals’ (快餐車) on 4K UHD in the UK on October 19, 2026.

Directed by Sammo Hung, the film follows two fast-food vendors in Barcelona who become caught up in a private detective’s search for a missing heiress. The cast includes Jackie Chan, Yuen Biao, Sammo Hung, Lola Forner, and Benny Urquidez.

Synopsis: Thomas and David run a mobile fast-food business on the streets of Barcelona, but their routine is disrupted when they meet Sylvia, a young pickpocket who soon disappears. Their search for her brings them together with bumbling private detective Moby, who has been hired to locate a missing heiress. As the three friends discover that the cases are connected, they find themselves taking on a criminal gang determined to prevent Sylvia from claiming her inheritance.

Features:

New 4K restoration by Eureka Entertainment from the original camera negative
Optional ‘Spartan X’ presentation of the film
Newly revised optional English subtitles
Original Cantonese mono audio and restored DTS-HD MA 5.1
Original international English audio with alternate soundtrack, in mono and 5.1
Alternate English dub from the 2006 DVD release in 5.1
Custom audio featuring the original Cantonese dialogue with the international release soundtrack
New hybrid audio track
New audio commentary by Frank Djeng
New audio commentary by Arne Venema and Domting
New interview with ‘Martial Arts Ecology’ author Wayne Wong
New video essay by Gary Bettinson
‘On Giant’s Shoulders’ – archival interview with Sammo Hung
Additional archival interview with Sammo Hung
‘Born to Fight’ – archival interview with Yuen Biao
‘Jet Fighter’ – archival interview with Benny “The Jet” Urquidez
‘King of the Ring’ – archival interview with Keith Vitali
‘The Inside Track’ – archival interview with Stanley Tong
Additional outtakes footage
Original theatrical trailer
International release trailer
Original Japanese ‘Spartan X’ trailer
Limited edition 60-page collector’s book featuring a new essay by Rachael Nisbet and writing by James Oliver and Scott Harrison
Double-sided poster
Limited edition hardcase featuring new artwork by Sean Longmore