Reviews for What Did You Eat Yesterday? Manga

I haven't read it because I was curious for a long time, but it's interesting when I read it! It's nice that it feels like it's written smoothly. The food looks delicious too! And dramas are interesting too!

I came here from a TV drama. The relationship between the two and the delicious food were both great!

I've always been interested in it, and it's been made into even more dramas... I thought I had no choice but to read this ♪ lol that's good!! I wish I had read it sooner! Shiro-san is cool, and Kenji is cute too ♪ I feel relaxed and healed.

Dishes that come out later in everyday casual life. It's a work that makes me think that humans are good at cooking, or if you use it as a reference, somehow delicious food has been prepared (laughs). The relationships between people are wonderful. Eh, was this BL?

The original story was also triggered by the drama. Anyway, the relationship between the two is amazing. You will be healed...

It's a comic that takes up things you notice as you get older. It's nice that the two of them also acted well in the drama.

The main character is a gay couple, but I think it's a work you can enjoy reading regardless of gender. I'm comfortable with the strange hardships and warmth of connecting with someone I care about, someone I'm connected to through a common topic, and someone I'm related to at work, even if they're not related by blood. It's a real activity, but I can read it without feeling too serious. There are many scenes where I grin and I'm taken aback. After all, what is the likability of the dishes that come out that aren't too luxurious!! It reminds me of the happiness of having someone to share “food” with.

I want to keep an eye on their lives. I want to read it all the time, and it's soothing.

I've recently been addicted to BL, so I was looking for a work, but when I learned that it was made into a drama, I was curious and read it. There's almost no BL feeling, and there's no eroticism, but for me who likes cooking, it's not easy? It's a wonderful work where you can catch a glimpse of detailed cooking explanations and compassion for others through cooking ☘ Cooking menus and ideas are helpful

I read it because it was made into a drama. Shiro-san changes gently as she ages, doesn't she?

I love Shiro-san, who is unfriendly and strict with herself and others, but is actually friendly and caring. Kenji is also very aware of the details, is kind, and is a mood maker, and reading it as a couple who really suits you, and it's really soothing?

I watched dramas and learned that there were comics, so I read them right away! It's heartwarming and soothing!

This work depicts the everyday lives of gay couples in their 40s. But since there are no BL elements, I think it's a story that anyone can enjoy casually. A heartwarming, casual everyday life. A delicious everyday menu... Just reading it makes me feel happy ♡ dramas are great too ♡

As expected, it is a popular manga!! I'm convinced. It felt like a real everyday life, and I felt that it was a work filled with a lot of small but very important happiness while spending time together, even though I was sometimes worried, sad, and wanted to cry. It also makes me feel like I'm going to do my best to cook properly by following Shiro-san's example (laughs)

interesting? 2 people are good!?? The picture is beautiful and I like it too ⤴

A casual look at the everyday life of a male couple in their 40s. All of Yoshinaga Fumi's works are wonderful, so I hope the fan base will expand as a result of the drama adaptation.

Reading makes me more motivated to cook. It's also helpful, and I really understand when I read it.

They were also in TV dramas, so I thought it would be interesting, and when I watched the original story, I was surprised that the characters were so perfect! While expressing homosexuality without hesitation, the interlacing of mutual feelings is well depicted, and since everyday meals are involved in it, it is a wonderful work that can also be used as a reference for cooking! I'm looking forward to the continuation

It's no longer a recipe book (lol), food terrorism (laughs), I made it unintentionally (laughs), and the story is interesting too.