Reviews for What Did You Eat Yesterday? Manga

Thin books are also available. I know it has a good reputation, but I haven't watched the drama. I can learn about life planning, they can teach me cooking recipes, and I wonder if there are any books that are this good!

You can feel the warmth throughout the story. It was filled with expressions unique to humans, so it sank into my heart.

Needless to say, Ooku's Yoshinagafumi sensei's works are well known. It's probably going to be a BL for the time being, but there aren't any rich depictions, and everyday comics like home meals are sometimes serious. But for the most part, it's easy to pick up. They've already done dramas and movies, so it seems like many of you know it.

What's the difference between dramas and manga? I was curious and read it. The story is pretty much the same as the drama. Personally, dramas are more interesting because they appeal to sight and the five senses.

I became a fan of Yoshinaga sensei with this work! It's popular at first, but I wonder if it's interesting? I casually borrowed it at a rental shop, but the main character is homosexual and “BL!?” do you remember being surprised? It was an everyday comic with interesting cooking and human patterns regardless of whether they were actually homosexual or heterosexual? The dish that comes up is a real recipe that Yoshinaga sensei usually makes, and the menu and preparation steps are also very helpful when actually making them! I hope it continues like this for a long time ~

The heartwarming life of Shiro and Kenji. Mainly, the food looks delicious! All of the meals made by Shiro looked delicious. The materials seem to be available soon. Seems easy. It makes me want to try making it. It's a comic that makes me feel kind.

It's a genre I don't read very often, but I read it because it's a popular work. The conversation between the two was relaxing, and the food seemed delicious, and it was fun to read. I'm also thankful to be able to refer to cooking recipes.

The daily lives of Shiro-san and Kenji have a sense of life, and I feel close to them. I was also referring to recipes wondering what to make today, and it's twice as delicious.

Yoshinaga Fumi sensei is the author I bought my first commercial BL comic about 20 years ago! I fell in love with other girls' comics (Western antique pastry shops), and when I tried to read other works, I bought them at a bookstore with only the author's name (Gerard and Jack) without knowing BL, and I was surprised to read them, and I was surprised to be able to slam open my rotten door. I love this work too. I also loved TV dramas. I'm surprised that they have produced works full of originality in various genres, such as girls' comics, BL comics, and youth comics. There are various contents, such as historical materials, legal materials, etc., and I love all of them, but this time there is plenty of useful information for myself, such as cooking recipes and ways to save money. It's a learning experience one by one. I feel that the BL depiction is weak (since my hunch was “Gerard and Jack”...), but the heartwarming adult BL is also good.

I like this author's unique way of expression. It feels like you're slowly being drawn into this world, and are you glad you dared to read it over and over again?

I think it's a nice comic that's kind of heartwarming. As for romance between people of the same sex, it was an unknown world about what it was like, but I thought it wasn't at all different from a normal lover. I was surprised that good-looking guys aren't popular when it comes to men.

What sets it apart from so-called general BL works? It's not “do” serious or “do” comedy; it's really “everyday life,” isn't it? ~ everyday life seems flat, doesn't necessarily mean that every day is flat, and sometimes it becomes extraordinary when someone's everyday life intersects, and eventually it's just as usual... the story that spells out such everyday life by surrounding them centered around the everyday lives of Shiro-san and Kenji It's a life of two people like a family they want to protect

I understand very well that it is so popular. I feel that the relationships and importance of people in everyday life really come to mind. It's nice that the recipe looks delicious.

It was also made into a live-action adaptation, and I thought it looked like a very famous work genre, but I wonder if that's wrong, I think it's a good work that makes it easy for people unfamiliar with this kind of genre to get into

As expected, it's a work called Yoshinaga Fumi Sensei. While appreciating the warm food, each human pattern is very interesting.

Well, eating habits are probably difficult for people who live alone. I don't understand nutritional balance or anything, and I think it would be good if it got into my stomach.

It's a popular work, so I read it. I can clearly see that it's popular. To be honest, I wasn't addicted to it, but it was a great read.