Reviews for What Did You Eat Yesterday? Manga

This calm and realistic style is the real thrill of Yoshinaga's work.

A comic that makes you feel relaxed, the interaction between these two cute people is amazing! I want to cheer

Kenji and Shiro-san care for each other. The people around me are also nice people, and I really understand reading it. The recipes were also properly listed, and it made cooking fun, such as wanting to make pancakes and thinking about flavors that were not influenced by Shiro-san?

I buy almost all of Yoshinaga-sensei's books. Dramatic stories are also interesting, but they're really good at cutting out everyday life.

is the time for the two of you really wonderful? the food looks delicious, and the menu thinking about your partner is wonderful again? Did you watch dramas too?

I'm addicted to dramas and bought the original! Fans of the original story who watched the drama often said, “There is a tremendous cast,” but when I really read the original story, that cast was amazing...! I thought so! It's BL, but there's no eroticism at all; rather, you can watch the everyday lives of gay couples who just cook meals and eat them deliciously. As the number of volumes is repeated, the fact that the two are getting older little by little makes me think that they are walking through life together properly... The characters around them are also really good, and after all, Yoshinaga sensei is amazing! I was deeply moved (^○^)

It makes me want to eat everyday meals with someone rather than alone. And it makes me feel like I'm taking a peek into Shiro-san's Kenji's everyday life, so I want a partner like this! I'm starting to think so desperately!!! (Laughter) Also, there are plenty of recipes, from arrangements to applied tips, so I'd recommend this one rather than buying Orange Page??

I've only watched love between people of the opposite sex until now, so it's a good work that depicts subtle subtleties, in addition to cooking scenes that made me feel like I was punched in the head

I'm in. The relationship between the two is also very wonderful, but I'm hungry anyway lol the depiction of food is so wonderful!

It was made into a drama, but I still prefer the original one. I like the indescribable, heartwarming, and refreshing atmosphere of the two main characters.

It makes me smirk watching the two interact!! is it really the best?

The daily lives of the two are written bluntly. I felt envious of the days that passed without major changes or events. It's a work that makes me want to meet this kind of partner!

What did you eat yesterday? It's probably been over 10 years since the serialization began, but I was surprised that it was made into a drama. I think it's wonderful that it has become a world where the heartwarming everyday lives of gay couples can be seen on TV. I want to continue watching lives that aren't as dramatic as our everyday lives. Realistic episodes that come up from time to time, such as aging parents or middle age without children, are also exciting, but speaking of which, Shiro-san has been thinking about the future from the beginning and saving money...

I'm addicted to dramas, and I want to read comics too. The comics are drawn more bluntly, aren't they? A lot of recipes have also been shown, so I want to try them out. Too bad it's not color

I've only read up to 6 volumes, but the heartwarming everyday scenes of gay couples are spelled out, and it makes me smile every time I read it. In terms of story, I have the impression that cooking is the main character, but the interaction between the main character, Shiro-san, and his partner Kenji is cute and soothing (laughs), although it depicts worries and conflicts unique to gay couples, it's not a serious development, and it's also nice that not a single character that is disgusting enough to make you uncomfortable appears. Of course, the food in this comic looks delicious and becomes popular, but after all, I think it's all about the appeal of the two people, Shiro-san, who is cool and handsome, and Kenji, who is cheerful and self-paced ♪

The food looks delicious every time, and all the characters are nice. It's a thought-provoking story, yet easy to read.

Congratulations on making it into a drama! Anyway, if you're coming from dramas, I definitely want you to read comics too!