The Academy’s Sashimi Sword Master - Ch. 53

[MangaDex]

 

[Shiriushi]

Bro about to get cooked

 

[AbuHajaar]

Let him cook

 

[Prominis]

Now he's appealing to Ryozo's stomach with her own cuisine by upstaging the head chef of a highly acclaimed restaurant. What a cunning man.

That said, it's also interesting that his previous world's experience is being challenged right as he's begun questioning the erasure of his memories and history. Sashimi cutting is mandatory knowledge for sure though.

 

[hydra1704]

Is it mandatory for Korean manhwa boasting their superiority when there's Japanese stuff (a high quality sushi restaurant is not rare in Japan) is it hurt their tiny dick's pride to not competing anything with Japan?

 

[RavenMark316]

Now we're getting to the sashimi part of the title

 

[AsteroidCreator99]

Sashimi, Hell yeah

 

[cryum]

The menu looks just like a fancy restaurant, but sushi does look a bit off. Like the clay models rather than the real thing, although I'm doubtful of the artist knowing the difference.

 

[banjomarx]

Is it mandatory for Korean manhwa boasting their superiority when there's Japanese stuff (a high quality sushi restaurant is not rare in Japan) is it hurt their tiny dick's pride to not competing anything with Japan?

long story short: yes. its because Japan once invaded korea and committed a bunch of horrible atrocities, so generally speaking the koreans hate the Japanese... but that doesnt mean they hate manga and sushi and stuff so you get this weird dynamic. also korea has a massive inferiority complex toward the rest of the world as you notice in manhwa... its always about being from a small country and making korea takes its steps onto the global stage and what not

 

[Prominis]

Is it mandatory for Korean manhwa boasting their superiority when there's Japanese stuff (a high quality sushi restaurant is not rare in Japan) is it hurt their tiny dick's pride to not competing anything with Japan?

It's very common, but in this series they haven't really overplayed it compared to what you see in other series where the Japanese are always foreign conniving invaders committing underhanded schemes to prevent the poor Koreans from reaching their true potential.

Here, the MC was a chef trained in a Japanese restaurant in Korea, and he's only boasting of better skills than a chef in this world who would be considered talented in this world's Japan.

It wouldn't be unreasonable to think that a world under recent threat of demons and an apparently totalitarian government (tho his daughter is chill ig lol) could have progressed differently in its cuisine.