Reviews for What Did You Eat Yesterday? Manga

It's a work that makes me think I should cherish everyday life and important people. I make dinner by referring to the dishes that come up

I go back and forth between the TV broadcast and the original story. Watching Shiro-san's cooking scene makes me want to make a meal

I've been away recently, and my friend told me that the 22-volume wedding speech is great! I heard that, and I couldn't stay whether I was standing or not. Really... is this Shiro-san I know... she must have been so sensitive to her relationship with Kenji and gay talk... I couldn't stop crying for a while. And now that I'm a housewife, watching Shiro-san's cooking scene, I feel like I can do it myself, so I've started making various imitations. It can also be used to learn how to cook! I thought I'd buy more from now on.

My encounter with this work was when a friend who moved to a rural area about 10 years ago gave me up to about 7 volumes. After that, I read the Morning series here and there until now, the full volume comp. Is it normal that they seem to live even in Nakano or Sasazuka? There are no major incidents in the everyday lives of gay couples. And the character on the side is good! Shiro-san's cooking seems difficult, but I also think Kayoko's one looks like she can make it. I don't make it after all. There aren't many gay couples like this, or rather fictional, but I think it's a wonderful work that makes me feel happy as a story.

The recipe still looks delicious and can also be used as a recipe book. It's probably BL, but since it doesn't place emphasis on love scenes, it can be read as a relaxing cooking comic.

I feel like how many times I've read it. I also made a variety of dishes. It's delicious. I'm getting older, too, and the main characters are getting older, so it's good that there are places I can sympathize with.

I had it on paper, but this one has also moved to electronic. It's been a long series, and it's interesting that Shiro-san and Kenji are also completely calm. The recipe looks delicious too

I feel that when I read Yoshinaga-sensei's comics, I also learn the subtleties of the mind and the wonderful words and actions of adults. Many of the people in Yoshinaga-sensei's comics are gays or gay people, but even though I'm a woman, there's something that makes me think I want to be this kind of person. I can't say it well though.

I really like the way it depicts everyday life. In addition to the fact that there are a lot of things when you're alive even if it's not the mess of a relationship... there are also various events unique to same-sex couples that make you feel relaxed and think. I hope same-sex couples can get legally married soon in Japan as well.

There may be people who don't like it because they think it's a story about a homosexual couple, but it's a story about two people who cherish their partner and spend their everyday lives warmly. After reading this comic, I began to think that I should cherish every day more. Thank you, author.

Meal for 2 people. Gay couples are slowly getting older. It can also be used as a recipe book by Yoshinaga Fumi sensei who loves cooking and loves delicious things. I like Kayoko's quick and easy recipes. Since I read this comic about Shiro-san who simmers jam, who has a deep understanding of butter in strawberry jam, cooking meals with a cold start has increased. Even if you don't bring it to a boil, you can also cook with the fire off.

Yoshinaga Fumi sensei has been a fan for over 15 years. I didn't know they were this good at cooking ‼️ I also look forward to dramas every week.

I think eating is a happy thing. Even more so if it's just two people who matter. Eating for two is for two people to live, and living for two is for you to eat together. There aren't many books that make me feel this happy when I read them.

I was moved by Kohinata Wedding, and I thought I'd try making Shumai for the launch at home. It looked so delicious, and I was able to learn how to make it easy, and I was satisfied with reading the manga and the joy of being able to know wonderful recipes, so what to eat every time is amazing!

After watching dramas, I came to manga. There are no flirting or lovey-dovey scenes, but the real daily lives of gay couples and the sight of them living with care for each other are heartwarming. I like the scene where Shiro-san cooks food. Ordinary places such as desperately buying cheap things and reusing materials are also good.