But that'd be giving in to her vampirism. Or something.Now, I know I shouldn't be questioning the logic of this very illogical comedy manga, but couldn't she just put on some gloves to keep herself safe from the garlic?
Is it on purpose that there is no r/manga post?Color page quote:
"If you don't answer, you're guilty ★"
(referencing the "guilty"/"lot breaking" thing explained later in the chapter)
apologies for the wait, i was busy doing a whole lotta nothin'
ch34 raws are already out. BUT. it's the first of those two-parter type chapters that are usually the capstone of every volume. so i think i'll upload it sometime next week? that way the two parters are closer to each other in release time. ch35 raws drop july 9th
...Are you really trying to argue logic with THIS girl?Now, I know I shouldn't be questioning the logic of this very illogical comedy manga, but couldn't she just put on some gloves to keep herself safe from the garlic?
FFFFUUUCCCKKKK thanks for reminding me <3Is it on purpose that there is no r/manga post?
As I understand, this is more typical for those kind of ramen places , where customer isn't treated as a king, but as a fellow cog in efficiently working ramen-dispening machine. I imagine those have loyal customers - usually the salaryman or blue-collar guy types, not fashionable gals - that like those places because you can get great restaurant-level food as quickly as in fast-food joint and then go on your merry way happy and full, as long as you stick to the rules, so anybody disrupting would ear the ire of other customers. Reminds me of "Soup Nazi" episode of SeinfieldTbh having to start and finish eating at the same time as strangers is the most insane part of this chapter to me, but I can also believe it being a real thing in Japan
Wait wait wait - referencing the TL notes at the end of the chapter, isn’t Ramen Parou ラーメンパ郎 a direct reference to ramen yarou 野郎ラーメン, which is an infamous mini-chain for fattening generations of nerds on Akihabara’s Junk street? In that store the garlic is free (raw dice and off a box that you spoon yourself at your seat alongside other garnishings) but they throw in a large pile of mung bean sprouts (think onions and cilantro at good taco stands). The thing that they do offer on request during the cooking process is extra pork back fat - yeah, it’s not the vampire girl that you’ll melt out of existence, it’s your cardiologist.Color page quote:
"If you don't answer, you're guilty ★"
(referencing the "guilty"/"lot breaking" thing explained later in the chapter)
apologies for the wait, i was busy doing a whole lotta nothin'
ch34 raws are already out. BUT. it's the first of those two-parter type chapters that are usually the capstone of every volume. so i think i'll upload it sometime next week? that way the two parters are closer to each other in release time. ch35 raws drop july 9th
Yeah, it’s definitely a thing, but ramen joints rarely get that kind of devotion - the ones that do (Yoshimura-ya Iekei in Yokohama, for example) tend to serve thousands of bowls daily in a small space, so they will have a certain protocol to ordering and service. Yarou (the place in Akihabara) has a reputation for generous portions at reasonable prices (but not necessarily great, flavor-wise), so it’s the place to go once your expose your greatly diminished wallet contents to prevailing culture. They could get busy but they also have multiple floors for seating…plus other food options are plentiful in the area to begin with, so why put up with lines?As I understand, this is more typical for those kind of ramen places , where customer isn't treated as a king, but as a fellow cog in efficiently working ramen-dispening machine. I imagine those have loyal customers - usually the salaryman or blue-collar guy types, not fashionable gals - that like those places because you can get great restaurant-level food as quickly as in fast-food joint and then go on your merry way happy and full, as long as you stick to the rules, so anybody disrupting would ear the ire of other customers. Reminds me of "Soup Nazi" episode of Seinfield
Whenever I see those strict-but-efficient ramen places in manga, I think that I would be to stressed out to eat in them, but their existence make sense to me, when you imagine who probably usually uses them and why they like that setup.
Ewww no gross, would you like it if a high school girl feet taint your ramen... Don't answer that!!!!UUUUUOOOOHHH VAMPIRE SCHOOLGIRL FLAVORED RAMEN!!!!
No for real, that would actually sell and you all fucking know it.
UUUUUOOOOHHH VAMPIRE SCHOOLGIRL FLAVORED RAMEN!!!!
No for real, that would actually sell and you all fucking know it.