Well, they don't have a claim on the 'restaurant' concept tho the 'in the sky' part sounds interestinghasn't read it for now, is it part of the isekai izakaya serie? the translated title does sound like it. (and izakaya gen did talk about other isekaied food place that weren't izakaya)
edit: doesn't seem so ;_;
bistro is a french word that basically means small coffee shop/bar/tea place where you can sit down, have some light food and drinks, discuss with other peoples, etc.."Bistro" does sound fancy but i think other than some custom dishes it shouldn't hopefully be too overpriced compared to other restaurants, if not ppl just using a french word or so
md rules depends on how it was serialized (if it was), if the serialization was in part, the upload can (not must, just can) be in parts.Is it okay to split chapter?
What i found was single chapter up to chapter 5
No. If it was originally non-split, then the translation is required to be uploaded non-split as per rule 3.2.2.Is it okay to split chapter?
What i found was single chapter up to chapter 5
i can imagine there being places where the food is super cheap but ppl pay extra for the beer esp in an isekai world where it'd be 'rare', or vice versa, since i go to one cafe for some boba/fruit tea but the food/dishes they have is probably overpriced for the serving but most who go there are college students studying versus filling upbistro is a french word that basically means small coffee shop/bar/tea place where you can sit down, have some light food and drinks, discuss with other peoples, etc..
The UK equivalent would be a pub.
At least in the US, "bistro" has a slightly more upscale connotation than "pub".bistro is a french word that basically means small coffee shop/bar/tea place where you can sit down, have some light food and drinks, discuss with other peoples, etc..
The UK equivalent would be a pub.