Reviews for KENKA RAMEN Manga

This review contains spoilers. It is said to be an early work by Shigeru Tsuchiyama, but to be honest, works from around this time may be easier to read... Shigeru Tsuchiyama is a bit annoying right now. The last one feels like a rush. I wanted the last episode to be drawn more thoroughly without the Kagoshima edition. Also, in the story, there is a surprising depiction of the protagonist eating “tonkotsu ramen” for the first time in his life, which makes me feel the times.

This review contains spoilers. In the same super development, there are only ramen that looks delicious every time you turn it over, and when you read it, your surroundings are swayed by the protagonist who gradually grows up, and sometimes your excessive confidence in yourself is shattered and drawn into the way he grows. At the end, your tastes may break up, but rather than wanting a little more afterglow, it doesn't seem like a dragonfly because the place to put the afterglow back and forth as a story goes back and forth, but this story's The last one, which takes you back to the beginning, is probably the right path in a sense. Personally, it was very interesting, so I think it was good