Boukensha Sakaba no Ryourinin

[MangaDex]

 

[hymnote]

This is Dungeon Meshi but now with a proper cook instead of just a bunch of hungry adventurers. Also, while the MC doesn't feel like he's gonna be the hero to save the day and all, but it sure looks like he may very well be the catalyst for a pair of youths to bloom into mighty heroes.

 

[brogotburger]

This is great, new cooking manga were the MC is not that op, this is just relaxing to read and let's just hope that this manga last longer

 

[Amahankage]

Alright, this is delightful like a full hearty meal, the MC being an honest to God cook and not some OP broken hero is a genuinely different take and so an enjoyable taste of fresh air, or a new dish hahahahah (I just wish the author doesn't change it later on).
It's not the most in depth cooking manga there is (surely not Nobunaga no chef that's for sure) but it's still more than the average Isekai cooking manga, couple this with a group of likeable characters with good chemistry and you have a manga that's comfy like a homemade meal, definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a sweet and simple read to chew on.

From an even more personal perspective I'm so glad there's no Ecchi, it wouldn't fit on the manga at all (the atmosphere is too cozy and sweet for that) and I'm just glad no cringe big titted elf or some dumb thing like that has shown up.

 

[AvvenireA]

Changed the romaji title of the manga. 料理人 is ryourinin, not ryourijin.