Reviews for What Did You Eat Yesterday? Manga

Don't watch it when you're hungry. ('`) It's simple and looks delicious and makes me want to try making it right away

I learned about it and read it because it was made into a drama. It's really interesting. I want to cook by imitating it.

All of the dishes that come out looked so delicious, and I actually made a few and they were delicious! There are no scenes like that, even when it comes to gay couples, so I can read it without resistance.

I'm a fan of Nishijima Hidetoshi, and I watched it from the drama. I was impressed that it represented the original story so well.

It has also been made into a drama, and it's interesting. The food Shiro-san makes is popular and looks delicious ♪ It's helpful.

It depicts the peaceful everyday lives of the two, and it makes me feel relieved when I read it! Cooking recipes are also introduced, and it's a comic that makes me think I'll try making them!

Even though it has a BL element, it's not annoying, so I don't care. All of the menus that come up look delicious, so I try making them by referring to them from time to time. I usually want cookbooks lol

I read it after watching the drama. I'm relieved. It's a wonderful work.

As the volume progresses, Shiro-san and Kenji slowly grow older, and the relationship between the two slowly matures. It's a favorite work that you can read at the same pace as the main characters with a relaxed flow. I'm a fan of the original story, but I also enjoyed the drama. There are times when I'm disappointed with the live-action version, but this was more than I expected, and I was really happy with the two casting. I've tried a few of the recipes in the story, and they are easy and delicious. I also like this work, the texture of the cover, etc., and they are stocked ahead of the paper book before the first edition. Be sure to check out the doujinshi too! 2007 ~

There are many things I can sympathize with. The cooking recipes are carefully drawn, and I want to imitate them. Kenji and Shiro-san are both smiling. There are tears and laughter. I've reread it over and over again.

The relationship between delicious food and the two as they age is very good. There are no big shambles, and it's a manga that you can watch with peace of mind.

You can watch the heartwarming lifestyle of gays and the progression of the story slowly and relaxingly.

It would be a waste to group it with BL. I'm not interested; there doesn't seem to be any stories about gay couples. Things from the past that take a peek just a little bit into the peaceful everyday life. We have moved forward properly from there and now we are. Sometimes my chest feels hot.

I've been a fan since it was published in the magazine, and I bought it to commemorate the drama adaptation and reread it's ML for the time being, but the main story is about cooking, and recipes are written in detail. I feel like it's a gourmet manga genre that you can read in comfort

Each character is lively, and I feel energized when I look at them. It's a comic that makes me feel like let's make rice, let's eat it, and let's do our best again tomorrow. Anyway, Kenji is a nice guy and cute. The drama Kenji was so cute I didn't know what to do

It makes me feel warm. I want to cook for myself, and I want to be kind to people.

It can also be used as a cooking hint. I tried making Inari by imitating him. It was popular!!