Reviews for What Did You Eat Yesterday? Manga

This work depicts the everyday lives of gay couples. It was interesting to watch dramas, so I bought comics as well. It had a different atmosphere from BL, and it was interesting because it also depicts the problems caused by being gay. Watching this work makes me want to cook food, and it's a great reference!

I read comics after watching the live-action drama, and I feel like the original one was true. It was so interesting and I personally really liked the manga! I'm glad I saw it as an interesting work!

Whether it's gay or LGBTs, it's good to live a normal life. In reality, my friends have LGBTs, but they are living a normal life. There are also couples with children, but that's normal. I don't like the fact that hetero people say gagging one by one. It's wonderful that the people in this film don't even bring dramas out of place, and they live a carefree life.

A heartwarming story about same-sex couples living together, enjoying everyday dinners, cooking, and eating together. Interacting with senior housewives and their families, who appear from time to time, is also fun. The dishes that appear in the work are well-balanced and full of things that I would like to imitate as recipes. They use white soup stock or dashi stock, so the hurdles are low. Next time, I think I'll write down the menu I'm interested in as a “recipe for what I ate yesterday.”

You may be referring to side dishes that can be made quickly from cookbooks. This work is fiction, but it was also an opportunity for me to think about same-sex couples in the world. I want it to become a world where same-sex marriage is recognized.

I originally loved Yoshinaga Fumi sensei, so I started reading this work, and it's a comic that makes me laugh and soothe no matter when I read it!

I am impressed by their careful lifestyle as a person. There are quite a few twists and turns in food, clothing, housing, and work, but I think it's pretty wonderful.

I thought it was a wonderful way to cut through everyday life, which is gentle yet makes me go on reading. Just one thing: it's not something you watch in the middle of the night. I'm hungry. I want to eat Mr. Kakei's meal.

A long-selling good film that has also been made into a drama. A story about the everyday lives of middle-aged same-sex couples who are hairdressers and lawyers. There are few love depictions, and I'm convinced that they are serialized in youth magazines in light BL. The reason I don't choose people to read it is probably because it always depicts the happiness of having a delicious dinner with my loved ones at the end of a day of various events at work or in private. I feel like the title also goes along with that.

I bought the entire volume. The BL color is light, so I wonder if Shiro-san and Kenji like the thoughtful exchange between the two, and they like recipes for a wide variety of dishes, from main dishes to side dishes and soups, it's a hassle to make seasonings, balances, etc., and it's a reference no matter what

Shiro-san was busy until about volumes 1-4, but as the story progressed, the depth and kindness of their bond and kindness as partners came out, and I began to feel relaxed reading it. I feel that volume 18 is an even deeper story than before, showing how they are deepening the bond between Shiro-san, Kenji, and the people around them, as they get through difficult days due to the pandemic while being considerate of their opponents.

Huh, it's over already... ⁉ already, Kyun Kyun Kyun of Trust and Achievement? The mental stability and fulfillment after reading it, and the kindness that makes you think it was good to be alive. love everything? I also posted things about Japan today of same-sex marriage, and I only feel kindness? It makes me think that the country where such a wonderful manga artist lives is still fine. thank you so much?

I'm not good at cooking, but let's take Shiro-san's example and cook rice! It makes me feel like that. I'm looking forward to the continuation ^_^

There are plenty of stories that make everyday cooking fun. The appeal of the characters is also impressive. It's so fun to watch it together with TV dramas ♪

It looks like a comic that has also been made into a drama, but if you read it, there are recipes that are quite useful in real life. The content is also heartwarming, so you can read it without difficulty. I definitely want people who don't like cooking to read this book. I bought it and got it right!

It's an everyday comic that I'm convinced will be made into a live-action drama. The BL color isn't strong at all, so people who don't like that genre are fine. It's a very heartwarming everyday meal with Shiro-san, who's always cool and not gay, and Kenji, who is gay, but Shiro-san's frugal temperament menu is very helpful. The variety of simmered dishes and dressings has increased in this comic. There are also small ways to cut corners, such as the results, and how to cut corners, so it's also helpful as a home cookbook. I like the fact that Shiro-san has a soft demeanor since volume 1, and Kenji is actually a girly place where she loves being sweet. I haven't watched the live-action drama, but I'm curious because they seem to be cast together from the outside.

It's a story about Shiro-san and Kenji's everyday life, but it also realistically depicts parents' retirement problems and work stage ups that will occur as age progresses. It's nice that not only the two main characters, but also the people around them are charming. This comic is also a great recipe book. Reading it makes me want to cook!