Reviews for What Did You Eat Yesterday? Manga

it's a story with a sense of reality, so it can't be helped?? I wonder if such a sweet person gets tired... is it easy in a sense?? I want someone who can do the work, cook, and even make ends meet! (Laughter) It's cheaper to take dashi than buy white soup stock and mentsuyu, right? I want to tell Shiro-san!

I started with dramas, and I like both of them. Also, the food they make looks delicious. The relationship between the two is good. It's not mushy, but I like everyday things.

The title of the work is “What did you eat yesterday?” So, that leads to what to eat today and what to eat tomorrow. What and how you eat reflects how that person lives. In Shiro-san's case, even though she is a lawyer, the reason she finishes up her work quickly, makes dinner with Kenji, and makes it important to eat together means that she values living with Kenji. It's a long hit, and the relationship between the two as they get older is also a highlight.

The food looks so delicious, and I want to learn when I see them cooking their own meals. I like the fact that it conveys the feeling that you are living a careful and careful life every day.

The drama adaptation is also popular, but of course the original story is also wonderful. The food looks so delicious! It is a work where you can feel the difficulty of living in the world, the kindness of others, and the warmth of cooking.

Now that homosexuality is being recognized in society, this work was amazing. Both the light and dark parts of society were written, and I felt that it was really close to reality.

Adults bought books that have already been published on the occasion of the live-action drama adaptation, and since then they have been chasing them every time a new issue comes out. Up until now, I've made the dishes listed in any recipe book 2 times, and the ones listed here have been repeated countless times. I think that's probably because it's tightly packed with detailed tips for cooking food (opening the contents of a tomato can and then putting in water to use it without waste, etc.), the movements and subtleties of the characters' emotions, etc., which are easy to understand, and something that is good, depending on the person. What about the story of a male couple living together? I personally want people who think that to pick it up like a home drama where food appears.

I like it, but something is different from the image. I didn't like it. But the meal looked delicious and I wanted to try it. It's a work that makes me hungry! (Laughter) It's an adult dish. realistic!

They were actors who liked dramas, so when I watched it, I was really worried, so I read the manga too! There were so many characters that it was a bit difficult to read, but I feel sorry for not cooking such elaborate dishes...

I've read some of Yoshinaga Fumi sensei's works, and I like this atmosphere. I don't particularly like pictures, but they look cool when I read them.

It depicts the precious everyday life of such normal and unusual days in a warm, cute, and wonderful way, and it looks even more delicious... You will be healed. I'm hungry.

The picture is cute. I saw it in the middle of the night, so I was usually hungry, so I wanted them to take responsibility. I definitely want many people to read it.

This work came from a drama. I read it because I knew there were comics. The daily lives of the two were depicted along with delicious food, and it was a nice work. It's a story about a same-sex couple, but it's not a BL work, anyone can read it.

The BL color is very light, and you can concentrate on the human relationships that food interweaves and their dramas. Since it's close to everyday things, there isn't a particularly strong beginning, succession, and transition, but there are parts that you can sympathize with each story and parts that are suggestive and make you think, and it can be surprising even when you read it casually. It's such a work that makes even single men suddenly want to cook elaborate dishes.

The relationship between the two is carefully depicted and seeps into my heart. I read the drama first and the comics later. The dramas, movies, and comics were great. It can also be used as a reference for cooking. There are a lot of lines in comics, so “Huh! I'll read it!” I'll read it after getting fired up (laughs)

I read it after watching the drama, so my impression changed a bit. There are quite a few lines. It's not bad, but I feel like that brings out the unique atmosphere of the manga version. By reading the manga, I realized how wonderful the live-action casting was. The food looks delicious after that. I used it as a reference.

I wonder if it's called BL, and the two gay characters are the main characters, but all of the meals that come out seem popular and delicious. I'm seriously wondering if I should do that tonight

It's a food comic, and it's a small activity between two people. I was surprised that there was less flirtation and muddiness than dramas. Based on the fact that bad people don't appear, I want children who recognize gender from now on to read it so they don't have prejudice.