Reviews for Beauty and the Feast Manga

I like it (laughs) are there any progress between the two of them after this?! ah, I want it to move forward quickly. I want it to be over.

The relationship between a widow and a baseball boy has a love affair, looks delicious, there is food, and it's a thrilling and exciting work!

I want to eat Yakumo's meal, and I like the place where both the person who makes it and the one who eats it seem fun

It's a big serving that makes me want to eat it. When I read it, my appetite really comes out, so the food that comes up seems so delicious that I want to put up with watching it while I'm on a diet!

The food looks delicious, but more than that, it's good to eat enough. You can read on comfortably.

I'm always looking forward to it. The relationship between Yakumo and Yamato really comes true!! I wonder if it will develop more quickly...

I want someone like Yamato-kun who is a bit mature, but is honest, kind, and eats a lot comfortably. But it was a pity that Yamato-kun didn't appear in the volume I bought. The lead actor is Mr. Yakumo, isn't he?

A baseball boy growing up with plenty of food practices a lot, and when he comes home hungry, the young widow next door makes a meal and waits for me... It's nice to see Yamato eating briskly! Sometimes the drawing is strange, but I am generally satisfied. I just want these two to stay in this relationship.

So much so good food that you can tell that Yakumo wants to feed them! I'm going to read it a lot! And then I'm getting hungry! lol I thought it would be nice if there were neighbors like Yakumo lol

The meal looks so delicious. Interacting through meals is also interesting.

I wonder what it is, very interesting. It's a joy to be able to cook delicious food and have them eat it so hard! When I read this, cooking becomes fun, and the number of items for dinner increases (laughs). The distance between the two is getting closer little by little, but will it develop into a love affair? I'm looking forward to it from now on.

Rather than a cooking comic, it feels like a heartwarming story of two people. Yamato-kun's younger sister, Sakura-chan, is cute and I like it. However, doesn't Mr. Yakumo work? lol. Was it written somewhere? lol. It seems like it's costing a lot of money, even if you get it... somehow this sense of distance is good, so I wonder if they don't really want progress ~

A comical heartwarming story about the widow of a cute nice buddy and a high school baseball boy's neighbor with an appetite demon. There's no romance element right now, but I really understand the feeling of “I want to feed them”! lol it's nice to see a child in the prime of eating a lot!

I'm hungry when I read this lol I'm looking forward to seeing what the relationship between the two will look like in the future!

Before I read it, I thought the big breasted older sister and the high school student were a little erotic, but are comics with a gentle atmosphere easy to read? The boy is a good young man and I like him. The sight of them eating morimori also feels good ♪♪ I'm reading it from Yakumo's point of view. so many familiar home-cooked meals are coming out, so are you hungry? I'm excited to see what the relationship between the two will look like in the future!

It's up to 7 volumes, but I was healed by the easy-to-read, heart-filled story. The fact that it's a normal staple menu and looks delicious is also nice, and so is the story. An encounter between Yakumo, who became a widow at age 28, and Yamato-kun, a high school student who works hard at baseball... Yamato-kun, who doesn't say “tasty,” is so realistic and really nice, and the depiction of not being able to step forward ahead of Mr. Yakumo's husband is also really warm and sad. The setting is good, the characters are exquisitely good, and the good story stands out. Louis and the other characters are also exquisite. The two... I was curious about this work... I wonder what will happen... I wonder if a loving feeling will be born... However, as the volume progressed, I got into a rut and there wasn't much progress in the story, so I came here and stopped.

Rather than the cooking/gourmet genre, it's more appropriate to say that it's a story about a widow and a high school student. I want them to cross the line one day, but the good thing about this work is that it never seems to exist.