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Master Ye's skills are soon put to the test when Master Shum challenges him to a cooking duel. The stakes are high — if Master Ye wins, Master Shum must resign; but if he loses, he will become a dishwasher. Ken, eager to assist, becomes an instrumental part of the duel. While Master Shum presents a praised dish, Master Ye astounds the judges with his signature creation, the eight lucky ducks, winning the duel and prompting Master Shum to resign.
With the restaurant in need of leadership, Ching offers Master Ye the head chef position, which he graciously accepts to honor his late brother, Master Sham. Ken impresses Master Ye with his skills, leading to the chef mentoring him further.