Reviews for Otherworldly Izakaya Nobu Manga

This review contains spoilers. The picture is beautiful, and I think the gentle feeling matches the style. Modern Japanese izakayas exist in another world, and ingredients are procured from Japan, so it's a bit of a mysterious setting, but it's so interesting that I don't care about that. The food looks delicious, and the story is warm and relaxing.

This review contains spoilers. The variety of dishes that come out with tria ezunama stirs up my appetite ridiculously. Don't read it when you're hungry. I read it, but at the end, the meal after that was the same thing as Nobu's dish. There are countless things I've made after reading Chicken Nanban or Neapolitan. It's a very warm work that makes me think cooking is good, and having someone eat food is a happy thing.

This review contains spoilers. I think the shop and the bosses are Japanese, but the customers are from another world. But I read volume 1, but there was no explanation about that. Regular people in similar stories always eat the same thing, but here they eat a variety of things. It's nice to see them eating unknown food deliciously.

This review contains spoilers. There are various gourmet comics, and it's not about procuring locally from another world; modern Japanese izakayas are connected to another world by doors, and people from other worlds eat. I was able to read it smoothly, although there are many things I'm worried about due to modern Japan and other world circumstances. At first, I thought people from another world would be able to eat briskly even though they had never seen it, but it was fun that all the characters were cheerful, and people who seemed to be so great were eating delicious izakaya food. Anyway, I want to go to an izakaya and drink hot sake.

This review contains spoilers. I knew the name and existence, but I was wondering if it was somehow a sex appeal work for men from the illustration on the cover, and I hadn't read it for a long time, but now that it was selected as a power push work, I finally decided to read it. ... and as a result of reading it, it was a work that was completely different from what I expected and had a warm, fuzzy atmosphere, and I was a little ashamed of myself for saying things like sex appeal. Modern Japanese izakayas that appeared in medieval European-style cities are supposed to be mismatched, but it's strange that they become more and more familiar as you read on. Well, it doesn't matter what country, race, time, space, or world you feel happy when you drink and eat something delicious. While being fascinated by delicious food, I relax and enjoy reading while thinking that if they pop up in the town where I live, I'll go there and become a regular customer.