Reviews for What Did You Eat Yesterday? Manga

All of the dishes shown in the manga look delicious! I actually enjoy cooking food that appeared in comics. The content of the comic itself is a comic about the everyday life of a male couple, and the heartwarming everyday life flows through. It's a comic where the worries and events unique to male couples end when the two of them eat a meal at the end, making you feel relaxed after reading it.

It was a work I couldn't get my hands on until I watched the drama. This is because Yoshinaga-sensei's works depict not only the design but also the inner world and relationships of people so realistic that they are influenced and depressed. I was able to read this work without resistance because of the warmth, or rather the smell of home. The food that comes out looks delicious too. The recipe is included, so you'll want to try making it, but the amounts are rough for those who are used to it. I've written a lot, so it seems good to read it on a tablet. I think it's BL in terms of genre, but it's a work in a slightly unique position.

The pace of interaction between the two is so good, I love it! The people around them are also well drawn, and the food looks delicious ❤️

Before I knew it, the two main characters had reached a reasonable age. It's starting to feel mature, and it's interesting.

What did you eat yesterday? I don't listen to it unless it's something special. That's because I haven't eaten anything that special. But that doesn't mean I haven't eaten it. Everyone must be eating something. I think the warmth of following those unspecial days is a wonderful thing about this story.

Daily diet and lifestyle. It's important to eat properly and deliciously. I think. It's halfway through, but I read it peacefully and happily ♪

The main characters in Yoshinaga-sensei's works are beautiful and can work, so in a sense, my reading sense doesn't get dark, and I always think it would be nice if people like this existed in real life. Even though it's BL, it's bright and fun to read, and above all, the food looks delicious!

Both of them and the people around them are all calm and healed. Everyone is happy with just the right amount of distance and strength. The recipe wasn't too long, so I wanted to imitate it.

I started with the drama, and I really felt that the video was faithfully adapted to the original story. Of course, this one has more gay couple-like episodes lined up.

The story is good, but the food that comes out is irresistible! It makes me want to eat it!

This is a manga from a drama. The two people, Nishijima Hidetoshi and Uchino Seiyo, were wonderful, and I was curious about the manga and read them. There were so many episodes that couldn't be depicted in the drama, so it was interesting!

I learned from the review that there was also a drama. I think I'll rent it next time. A homophobic gourmet comic about a same-sex couple. There are a few explanatory sentences, so it's 4 stars, but the story is interesting.

I think dramas were good too, but I think comics are better after all. The rice always looks delicious, so I think I'll try making it next time

I watched the drama first, and since it was interesting, I also read the original story. I thought the two leading actors were perfect. Kenji in particular. Even in dramas, I liked how cute they were, even though they had a beard and were pretty good. I'm getting more and more hungry as I read it! Maybe it's a cooking comic rather than a BL? It looked delicious. While there is also a heartwarming relationship between the two, there are times when they talk about heavy themes such as prejudice from real people around them, feuds with parents... But I think it was only because they were two that they were able to overcome it. That was interesting. Cooking too will introduce recipes (laughs), so it's helpful.

Not to mention the story, I like the cooking scene that comes up. Oh, it will be a learning experience if you do that! look at this and increase your repertoire, huh

There are many delicious dishes, and it helps me every time. Not only is the story heartwarming, but there are also serious scenes, which is interesting.

Even if you go with gourmets, there is always a recipe for the menu on it every time. Then, the story progresses in the form of a full reading, such as the lives of a gay couple, the lovey-dovey Kenji and Shiro, gay friends, and the case at the law firm where Kenji works. There are only recipes that are quick to make, and they are quite helpful.

I use it as a reference for cooking. I'm thinking about buying it on paper. I think this is how happiness is spending time saying, “It's delicious.” I don't read BL because I'm not good at it, but I would be happy if I could cook for someone who says it's this delicious, not for men or women.