Reviews for Kitchen Princess Omnibus Manga

I like stories about the Madeleine confrontation. I was impressed that it was made according to the taste of the tasters. The child in charge of tasting, who has only been to the heroine's cafeteria once, put a lot of sugar in the drink, so she sweetened the madeleines she had to eat. Instead of cooking according to the manual, this is a hearty snack made for the other person by looking closely at the person eating it. The heroine has a keen sense of taste and is likely to be a good cook in the future. It's Nakayoshi's work, so I wonder why the eyes of characters in comics for elementary school students take up most of their faces?

I read it a long time ago, and I started reading it because I was nostalgic. The pictures are cute, and the story is like a girls' manga, so I like it. Above all, I loved Daichi.

The picture was cute and the heroine was so bright and I liked it ‼ ︎ I thought it was amazing that not only was it cute, but the food that came out looked so delicious and had recipes on it (*^▽^*)

I loved reading comics when I was little. It made me laugh and cry even when I read it a second time. It's a comic that makes me want to improve myself even more. A must for anyone who loves cooking!

I like cooking comics the most. I want to read more stories. It's better, but it fits.

It's a work I became addicted to when I was in elementary school. I was shocked when I learned a few years ago that he was the author of the popular Watado. The development and story are typical of Nakayoshi's girls' comics, but it's a work that even adults can fully enjoy. Also, the depiction of food has been very nice since around this time, and everything looks delicious. The heroes were also fascinating, and I read on with excitement until the end.

I was reading it when it was being serialized in Nakayoshi. It's been a while since I read it, and it's still interesting (*^^*)!

I've always liked Miyuki Kobayashi so much that I read it! It was a lovely feeling.

I've been reading what was serialized in Nakayoshi when I was a kid. I bought it because I wanted to read it after a long time. After all, it's interesting.

I really loved it when I was in elementary school, and I read all the volumes all the time... I feel that my current knowledge of romance is fundamentally coming from here!

I had cookbooks and candy recipe books by the original author, and I made them when I was a teenager, so I was interested in this cooking comic that I hadn't read yet, so I read up to 3 volumes. It was nice that the recipes for the dishes that appeared in the comics were attached at the end of the book, and it was nice that there were descriptions such as when to eat the dishes that appear in the story.

I've been reading it since it was serialized in Nakayoshi, and I was nostalgic and bought the whole volume. I love Najika-chan because she's cute!

It's a work I love that gently warms my heart. The appeal is that there are not only elements of normal romantic comedies, but also heartwarming elements that make you chase your dreams. Nichika is a heroine who has talent and is always bright. The other characters are also carefully drawn, and it is worth reading. It looks brilliant even in difficult and difficult situations. I was in elementary school at the time, and I remember reading it with tears along the way. I haven't wanted to read it in a long time.

Of all the comics by this author, I wonder if this comic is my favorite. It's a cooking comic with lots of cute ideas unique to girls' comics.