Reviews for What Did You Eat Yesterday? Manga

This is a hot topic even in live-action drama adaptations. The cast of the live-action drama was Don Pisha, and the screenplay was perfect, and it was a wonderful live-action adaptation. The original story is also very good, and it makes me want to make and eat all the dishes that come out! Also, it's nice to have a good feeling that the two main players are good friends and make up for what they are lacking. Other than the main characters, it also has a good flavor, and it makes me want to read it all the time.

They are all serious and nice people. It makes me think I have to live a proper life lol it also feels like a gag, and it also makes me study cooking, and it's a nice feeling. It wasn't too sloppy, and it was just the right comic to read after work!

A delicious meal for two warm people. Somehow homely, I think it's nice. When I see the food in this comic, I want to eat it. (lol)

Scenes from everyday life are depicted naturally, mixed with meal recipes, but the main character is gay and is a lawyer. My parents aren't blaming me for that, but in a sense, there's pressure, so it's hard. A reasonably happy life is because you have a partner to share meals with! It's pretty interesting.

It draws me in strangely and makes me read it. There are a lot of dishes that make you want to make them, so it seems like a lot of people read it instead of a recipe book.

It's a dull everyday life, but somehow I'm worried about what's next and I read it. It's strange. The food in the manga looked delicious too.

A couple's ordinary everyday life and a happy dining table. There's no greater happiness than having a delicious meal surrounded by two while overcoming all kinds of obstacles and hurdles. It's a relaxing story.

I love the original manga. The reason was that the way Kenji was portrayed in the drama was a bit creepy. The author, Yoshinaga, is very good at making the characters talk about tingling emotional expressions even in works up until now, and I think that has the greatest appeal, but I felt that it has been altered in terms of expression in dramas. Oh, but the actress played by Rie Miyazawa was good; she was drawn just as nicely as in comics. Also, every time I read this work, it makes me realize that I'm hopelessly lacking in cooking talent... that's great, Shiro-san.

It's also very helpful as a cookbook. I also learned about the work of lawyers and hairdressers. The more I read, the more I fell in love with them.

At first, I thought it was a story centered around food, and I wasn't really into the food review story because I wasn't really interested in it, and I thought it was BL-like, but as I read it, I felt like it was a human drama depicting more and more relationships between people. It makes me think a lot about men who can live properly and carefully, even alone, daring to choose a partner, and that partner is a man. After all, people look for things they don't have in their partner.

I read it because it's interesting, but I'm the type that doesn't even remember my wedding anniversary and doesn't celebrate my birthday, so I'm not good at things like Kenji. It's depressing.

My mother recommended me to watch the drama, and since the original story was on Endroll, I read it. It might be the opposite if I said it was similar to a drama, but it was very easy to watch and I watched it in no time. I definitely want to try cooking too.

It makes me want to cook food. It's heartwarming and kind of calming. Sometimes stories like this are good to take a break.

As I read it, I think food is really important, and it makes me think that eating with someone deepens a relationship with someone. Even though it's heartwarming, I like it because she also has someone like Shiro's mother, and there are things that make me notice

The food always looks delicious! I would be happy if I had a lover like Shiro-san

The passage of time is fast, probably because of the monthly serialization. The main characters are already in their 50s, and there are a lot of stories about old age, etc., and the content has become plain.

They take good care of the dining table that they surround themselves with, and all the dishes that come out look delicious.

It was great to watch in the drama, so I read it. I was thrilled when I saw the settings, but the content felt heartwarming, and it was great for studying cooking.