Reviews for Haru and Ao's Lunch Box Manga

I'm watching a drama, but I'm curious about the original story, so I'm reading it. The drama is drawn quite faithfully to the original, and the visuals are very close, and I like it. There are eight out of ten works that value the original, and the original is good too. As a result, this work, which is the original story, is warm, and I like the fact that it keeps a warm eye on each problem by properly using the means of bento boxes. It wasn't depicted in the drama, but I was quite shocked when Ao went to see her nephew. Bento also plays an important role there. I think Machita sensei really likes bento boxes, and at the same time, as was the case in the previous work, the connections between people are carefully depicted, so I feel at ease even when I read it.

Reading it makes me feel relaxed, and there are so many delicious bento boxes coming out! There are so many menus that you'll want to imitate because of how to make them! The atmosphere of Haru-chan and Ao-san is wonderful!

It's a manga where you stand in the kitchen and start making bento boxes after you've finished reading it (2:00 midnight), and after you've finished reading it, you drink a thick cup of highball with cake as a side dish (3:00 midnight).

I recommend the easy-to-read pattern, the depiction of delicious food, and above all, the free relationship between the two is drawn without difficulty (*'`*)

I was fascinated by the pattern and read it. There are also recipes that I can imitate right away, so it was a great learning experience. I want to read more soon.

Ao-san, I want a house. The recipes are helpful, and the story is well written. That was interesting!

I think making a bento for someone is a wonderful story! Anyway, Ao-san is wonderful. There is no such wonderful person! I envy Haru-chan! The recipes that come up here always look delicious. It's really nice that there are so many recipes that look like regular bento boxes. Still, it has a proper story, and it's not a rice book; it's a book with a high degree of perfection. I love it!

The bento looks so delicious! I thought it was a wonderful relationship. If you exchange bento boxes, it would be fun to make them. I want to try it too...!

It wasn't just a food terrorism comic, and the content was solid and interesting! There is also a simple recipe, so I tried it out and it was delicious!

The life living together between an otaku and an old lady is relaxing and healed ~ I'm envious that the two contrasting people make bento boxes and respect each other's hobbies and preferences, but they seem to enjoy their lives even though they have various troubles

It was full of great deals on everything from relationships to cooking, and I was really addicted to it! Living with someone is really good or bad. But after all, it's nice to make rules and live in compassion!

I'm relieved by the relationship between the two. There were so many recipes I wanted to try, and I read them in no time.

There are so many easy recipes that you'll want to try right away. The design is also cute, and I really like the fact that others, Ao and Haru, think about each other and live together even though there are times when things don't go well. It's more fun to read on than being strangely involved in romance.

The interaction between Haru-chan and Ao-san makes me feel relaxed and I really like it. There are times when they both give up on themselves, but it's wonderful that they both acknowledge that it's fine with each other, and that there are people like that.

I feel like Ao-kun is a pretty older sister. They are also good cooks and are kind. I feel like Haru-chan is a little bit stupid, but the two of them are a perfect match. It's an enviable relationship.

I really like the cuteness of the picture and the feeling of the story. It's a work that makes it fun to look at the interaction between the two and their relationships with their surroundings.

Haru-chan and Ao-kun support each other in a nice way, even though they're not Karekano. There seems to be conversation, and it's fun. It makes me want to read it when my mind is tired.