Christmas at the Golden Dragon

When Romy and Rick's parents announce they'll be closing their beloved Chinese restaurant, a decades-old institution that's become a holiday tradition for its loyal patrons, the siblings must reevaluate their futures amidst the uncertainty of this change. The impact is felt by all who've come to rely on the restaurant during Christmas, forcing them to confront their own traditions and futures. As one reviewer found, this Hallmark holiday film is an improvement over most in its genre, with elements that are solid, if not spectacular, making for a satisfying, if unremarkable, viewing experience.