Reviews for She Loves to Cook, and She Loves to Eat Manga

This review contains spoilers. If I had to say anything about this work, I'd like to start by explaining the story. The story is a cooking comic where an office lady who likes cooking and is good at it but is worried about not being able to brag about it easily meets a gluttonous woman living in the same apartment and her life changes. I was impressed by the well-written story of this work until the two met and became good friends.

This review contains spoilers. The meal in the story looks delicious, and I'm reading it while making my stomach rumble. Struggling with others' preconceptions of femininity resonated

This review contains spoilers. I love cooking comics, so I bought volume 1 as soon as it came out, but the two characters are just so cute. It's a romance comic between women! The author said it somewhere, but I thought it would go on for a while in a pale atmosphere, but a scene where he made a firm confession came up, and even though I had been reading it all this time, I felt relaxed and cried. “I want to live with someone I love” is desperate. It would be great if there was delicious food there! I can only think of it. I want to continue to support them both from now on.

This review contains spoilers. I like hearing that a woman eats a large amount of fried chicken by herself, and the main character is excited without thinking about it.

This review contains spoilers. I'm so relieved to read it. In particular, the act of eating food together is often used when deepening communication with others, and it is understandable that when you think about it from this point of view, the relationship between Mr. Nomoto and Mr. Kasuga improves. The point of this work is probably that it is not a one-sided relationship where only one of the characters makes it difficult or easy. After all, I thought it was best to think comprehensively and have a good balance between what we have, and we support each other. The food that comes out looks delicious too.

This review contains spoilers. Colleagues say, “I want a girlfriend who can make bento boxes for me too” ❨ make your own ❩, the amount of rice is reduced at the store, or an old man who is familiar and talks to me in a familiar manner when eating alone.