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Just wonderful!! When I was at Big Sight, my booth was rather close to the wall, so I definitely saw lines for popular doujinshi artists. Giving gifts to other artists was a tradition that surprised me too, but I got a lovely stroopwaffel in return so it was awesome.

Thank you for translating this manga! It's really made me smile. I recently just tabled at my first doujin event, with a series so minor I was the only one selling stuff... I made 3 sales!! This manga is bringing me right back, it makes me wanna draw more and more.

I personally feel like this manga came off as a bit vapid to me. Although, the translation may have played into that a little... Just from seeing the amount of "Mr. Yamada"s in the script, you can tell that no one proofread this. Personally, if you like this sort of story, I would highly...

I've read this oneshot many times before, but I'm only now realizing the last page. It's hard to see because of all the black,

Gasped out loud at that last page. And also, lovely credits page! All the best working on this series!

Aomori... It always comes back to Aomori... Though I just learned the mangaka is from Aomori as well.

Thank you for the release, and also a chapter based around JLPT when the JLPT is literally in 2 days for me.... Diabolical.

The "like white on rice" line was really funny! Can I ask what the original Japanese was?

Saba misoni is soooo yummy.... Now I want to go out and eat a set meal too.

Thank you for translating this manga! I really enjoyed it. I like how it went into detail about the surgery, it reminds me fondly of Hanayome wa Motodanshi. Yorippi's attitude about everything was both funny and so real. The scene where the girls all look at each other's pussies on the bed was...

I believe Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san also had a scene where the young kids drank coffee. It's a little surprising to me too. I wonder if it's a cultural thing.

"Report, communicate, consult" is corporate lingo that gets shortened to "hourensou." And hourensou is also the word for spinach. Does that makes this two veggies in one chapter?!

The TL note is interesting as always! I feel like I'm used to seeing hiyashi chuuka (or hiyashi ramen) on English menus, personally. So when I think of cold ramen, I think ramen in cold soup. Like yuzu shio stuff. But I do live in Vancouver which is a pretty asian city.

True true, people just have preferences. The environment they're raised in/people they're eating with probably makes a difference too. I had one school that always came back with empty containers, but another school that hardly touched their stuff. I have a feeling that kids with allergies...

I remember that chapter in Shokugeki no Soma where they basically made a karaage banh xeo crepe. I wonder what these guys will do? Lemongrass chicken burger... Broken rice burger...

Mad Cow Disease! That is something I haven't heard in a long time.

Wow! Thanks for your work as a medical laboratory scientist! Crazy side hobby you have here! And yea it's fun to read, scanlators do hard work. Thanks again!

A pinning ceremony! I had never heard of that until right now. TY for your hard work. Also for being a nurse TY for your hard work.

Thank you for your work! This manga hits all the right spots for me, right down to the children's dietitian parts. I used to do part time work making snacks for an after-school program. It's a pretty interesting job. Kids will eat apple slices but not whole apples, what tastes good hot or cold...

It's niche in English but surprisingly popular in Asia. Hell, I live in Canada and I saw Shinya Shokudou themed instant noodles on sale, but specifically based off the Taiwanese live-action of it. Funny how we get noodles but not the manga.