Reviews for Carnivore's Suite Manga

This review contains spoilers. Dayoo sensei says he used to work at a yakiniku restaurant, so it's so real that I salivate reading it... A group of four friends and their respective love affairs flourish. They're good friends who support each other when they're in a pinch. I want it to continue.

This review contains spoilers. I think the title suite is excellent. To eat is to live. It's a love story (omnibus) for each, and at the same time, it carefully depicts the way of life and fellowship of people eating the same thing in the same place, which was very nice. There was always something like sadness at the root of the story, which is comical and progresses at a good tempo, and it was a work that stuck in my heart. I would be happy if I had the chance to read their future.

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, it's amazing ♡♡ Since it's a love pattern between adult men, I think it will come from a lot of anguish, self-loathing, and life experiences of suffering, but it made me realize once again that the feeling of genuinely liking and feeling for someone is pure and beautiful. It's a book that taught me that when you notice the love that is there, and when you are able to hug it, the world can easily turn upside down. Since it's Dayo-sensei's work, the choice of words and the depiction of feelings were so perfect, and it was great to feel like my heart was beating at the same speed as the characters (><) anyway, it makes me a little happy. Please read it ✩

This review contains spoilers. This work came out in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. For some reason, I discovered that I hadn't read this was the only Dayo-sensei work. I had it in stock at a great price with a coupon. A gay friend and yakiniku friend. Ryuichi runs a yakiniku restaurant, and the former host Sennosuke has been his childhood friend for 23 years. BL doujinshi writer Kaoru collapsed in front of a yakiniku restaurant. Printing company sales Mishima. I wonder how Mishima met... binge eating yakiniku. Eat, drink, laugh, and enjoy. But they also had their own troubled and sad backgrounds. As a friend, you can help and be helped. Mishima had a boyfriend, and he participated in the war from time to time. Ryuichi and Sennosuke also had twists and turns, bringing relief to the Hapien police. Community member Sho Kaori also did their best. There is laughter at Kaoru's choice of words (laughs) There is no scene of Echi itself, and the focus is on the feelings of 3CP. I think it depicts stumbling blocks that everyone has at least a few, such as thoughts spinning round and round, saying things without wanting to be disliked, and self-blame. It's still being streamed, but I wonder if more will come out... I want them to come out. That's because Kaoru and Happien are looking around at police paintings!

This review contains spoilers. A group of 3 people eating yakiniku and the love affair of a yakiniku restaurant owner. First of all, the food scene that comes up at key points is so delicious that it's irresistible!! The romance between the three and three is also at their own pace, and there's almost no eroticism, but it's heartwarming and fun, and I've discovered that OK◯BL also has a novel about food terrorism!

This review contains spoilers. I thought meat was the main character, so I piled it up all the time... I wish I had read it sooner! It was my favorite Dayo-sensei, so good! But proper meat comes out when you're in the middle of it. When you want to have fun and be excited, when you want to cheer up, when you want to behave to someone you like, etc. There are 3 couples born, but there is no such thing as Spadari, and everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses, and they struggle hard to fall in love even though they are worried. Volume 1 and 2 both made me cry. For some reason, all of Dayo-sensei's works make me cry. Like some kind of dog. They are very good at expressing people's weakness and kindness, and I cry every time I encounter such a scene. If it's delicious, you're happy; if you're happy, anything is delicious?

This review contains spoilers. Three men gather at a yakiniku restaurant run by their friend Ryuichi. Love pattern between 4 people and 3 CPs, including Ryuichi. Any CP story is good, but after all, childhood friends are the best. We've been together ever since we were kids, but they're like family, but they're not family; they know everything about their partner and they're special. I can't step forward because I'm afraid of breaking up my current relationship because I'm so special. It's relentless, but it's a pure feeling all at once. The friendship between these four people, who can honestly rejoice in people's happiness, is also wonderful. I want to read more.