Reviews for What Did You Eat Yesterday? Manga

I liked dramas, so I read the original. Shiro-san and Kenji's delightful everyday life and delicious dishes come with recipes, so I want to try them out. I had so much fun reading it. I love this work!

It makes my heart feel relaxed when I read it. I am healed no matter when I read it. But it makes me hungry, so be careful when reading late at night!

Even though I'm not really interested in cooking, I wanted to try making it. I also want to watch dramas. The place where you can giggle is also comfortable.

I happened to watch a TV drama, but something really stuck in my heart, so I searched for it and started reading it. The daily lives of lawyer Shirou and hairdresser Kenji are depicted along with their daily meals. I've always liked cooking, but every time I'm excited about the menu that Mr. Shirou makes. The atmosphere of the house they create is laid-back, yet there is compassion for the other person, and it is natural and warm, and every time I read it, I am filled with the feeling that I was able to come across a good work. It's a work that lights up my heart. It's unnecessary to read it all at once, and it's a work that makes you want to keep reading for everyday healing.

I didn't know it was a comic. I love dramas. I'm also looking forward to the movie. That's great. The relationship between these two people. they seem happy. It's good to live by eating delicious food.

A comic about everyday cooking. The real thrill of this manga is that the setting is completely uncommon except for cooking. Because it is based on a grounded “food,” this work is meticulously crafted so that other things can be strangely naturally accepted. Like everyday meals, it's such a wonderful manga that one would unintentionally wish that homosexuals would become commonplace, just as heterosexuals were not uncommon.

I really love the relationship between the two! After watching dramas, I went back to comics. The personalities of the other characters are also unique and everyone likes them?

One of the good things about this work is that the characters age properly. I, the people around me, and the environment change over time, and I'm just as happy and disappointed as the characters. If possible, it's a work I'd like to keep reading forever. I'm also looking forward to this fall's movies.

I'm a big fan of the author. As the story progressed, I became more and more fond of this work. Even if I reread it, I still understand it. It's not just a comic, I like it because it's filled with lots of delicious food.

I enjoyed the drama so much that I read the original story too! The atmosphere is warm and very nice. I'm not good at cooking, but I want to! I was able to think about the importance of doing something for someone else and how much it is worth.

It's just a book about a couple's everyday life! But anyway, the air that flows through it, the casual act of thinking about each other... all the characters are kind and calm, they live their normal everyday lives carefully, and it's a book that makes you feel kind. What's more, it's a great value, and it can also be used as a reference book for thinking about menus! Definitely for those who want to feel calm and kind.

Drama-→Manga→Electronics-It's streaming! It's a healing for a tiring life from work, housework, and child-rearing ~ I'm happy to be able to live with care for each other regardless of gender or same-sex couples.

I always feel warm, relaxed, and relaxed. I want it to continue forever!

The story is interesting up to about 6 volumes. Since then, it feels like there will be more episodes of everyday life, probably because Shiro-san has died. But the recipe is very helpful. From popular menus made with granulated dashi and mentsuyu, to slightly fancy dishes and occasional sweets, etc., they are all things you can make at home, so when you read them, dinner for the next day is usually decided. [EDIT] The latest 19 volumes were really interesting! Expectations are high because it's an episode that is likely to drag on even after volume 20. If you've become a fan of dramas, try reading volume 19 alone!

I used to buy a book and read it, but I reread it after a long absence, and after all, I bought it because it was interesting. The recipes are also helpful, and since it's a real life, it's fun to read them as wisdom for life. There are a few characters, but it feels like the characters are speaking clearly, and it's worth reading.

I've been reading comics since I learned about them in dramas! Unlike dramas, it was a work that exudes warmth in the facial expressions and lines!

I have all the paper volumes, but I've also started dabbling in digital ones. It's a comic I really love. I like cooking, the relationships between people, and all of the ways time flows.

The drama is very popular, and Kenji and Shiro-san are also being made into movies, but I was also able to read about them and Kohinata-san's CP due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the latest edition! Shiro-san in volume 18 is thinking a lot about legal procedures for when something happens to her in the future due to her occupation. Kenji suggests adoption to Shiro-san, but Kenji doesn't nod. If they adopt a child under the current law, even if it is resolved, those two will not be able to register even if same-sex marriage is recognized by Japanese law thereafter. Kenji wants to be a family on an equal footing, right? When I think about Kenji's feelings, who are considering the possibility that the law will change in the future, that's enough! Also, Shiro-san has deep feelings for Kenji... I'm a little surprised at how sweet and sweet Tsundere Shiro shows with Kayoko to Kenji. Even so, in conversations with Kenji and Shiro-san's friends, acquaintances, and colleagues, they cut out and show people living in 2020 like this. As expected. On top of that, cooking recipes (which have aged a bit) seem to be getting more and more delicious! After all, I want to keep reading the current progressive form of Kenji and Shiro-san drawn by the genius Yoshinagafumi!

I like dramas and started reading comics ☆ Gay Shiro-san and Kenji have trouble, fight, and get along in their daily lives... what strengthens the bond between these two people in a very normal life is the everyday dining table. Watching them eat delicious food makes me feel relieved. And it makes me feel like sharing that makes me want to imitate the recipe!