Reviews for Enoshima Waikiki Cafe Manga

I also like the story, and I love Audrey, who casually works hard for everyone, because she smiles. I don't think it's a heartwarming, healing place... it's also full of charm.

I thought that comics where cats talk are common, and when I started reading them, it was more fantasy than I had imagined! The main character (cat) Audrey's fierce cat makes me feel refreshed and relaxed. Well, what is the fate of Audrey and her owner, Yori-chan!?

It's not just a story about a cat that mainly focuses on the relationship between an unreliable owner and a cat. It's a pretty free style, with gods appearing, demons appearing, and the story suddenly turning into the Edo period, but it makes me feel relieved at the end without any sense of incongruity. The pictures are also beautiful, so it's easy to get into the story, so I think there are always things that cat lovers will understand and understand. I was sad at the end, but it really made me feel refreshed. I'm glad it ended that way, and I want to say thank you.

It's a work I want to cherish forever, and the afterglow always remains after I finish reading it. Audrey is cute and laughable, and I feel a proper bond with her. I definitely recommend it.

It makes me feel relaxed, laughed, healed, and cried. It's amazing that it's compatible with heartwarming everyday stories and sad stories. Even from a cat lover's point of view, Audrey's movements and expressions are irresistibly cute, and the reading side is also fascinated by the expression of her ears when she's sad...

The story is wonderful every time. It's so cute, so funny, and I burst out laughing all by myself after passing through the smiles. My lacrimal gland collapsed when I thought of those sad, kind, and kids I used to keep. I wonder if those kids were thinking a lot too. I thought about it and reread it again and burst out laughing, and my lacrimal gland collapsed over and over again.

I especially like the story in volume 5 where Audrey calls Yori-chan while crying. It was a story that was annoying without being bothered, and I certainly felt that the hearts and hearts of one person and one animal were connected.

It's a fun, cute, mysterious, and epic story that spans the ages. A story full of emotion. The main story is about modern Audrey and Yori-chan, and it's fun, but I also really like the story of Hanakai's Oxalis era.

The cat picture is cute. The content is sometimes serious, sometimes mysterious, and it's interesting. Sometimes I like pictures, so I reread them over and over again.

The more I read, the more I love Audrey, and each expression is adorable and adorable

Audrey with Lai-chan is the best, isn't she? Audrey loves Yori-chan. Enoshima too. And Lai-chan loves Audrey too.

When I thought it was a heartwarming and light story, it was surprisingly deep and very interesting. Comedy movies and dramas aren't good works without real acting actors who can express the subtlety of the human mind even in their humour, but this one has that kind of advantage.

It really warms my heart. Even if you don't like cats, if you like animals, it might come right to your heart. I also understand how to draw pictures very well, so I think it's easy to read.

was this an irresistible story for cat lovers? I like not only Audrey and Yori-chan, but also the interaction and atmosphere of the people around me (^^) Also, I really like the touch of the picture (≧ ▽ ≤)

I searched for it and found this story (*^O^*) I was so moved by healing and laughter that I read it all at once, and it made me feel happy (^_-) ☆ Do you love Audrey?

I don't know if Audrey is smart or bad, and it's so cat-like idiocy that makes me laugh from the bottom of my heart when I read it. Failure that a cat who can talk would definitely do is too cute, isn't it?