Welcome to the Outcast's Restaurant!

[animegirl111]

This is honestly amazing thank you so much whoever wrote it

 

[Shihosa]

I'm glad I found this series. You get a range of characters and so far a good storyline. I got to the most current chapter and was so sad there wasn't more, but at least I have something to look forward to reading!

 

[Migangel]

this is nice 10/10

 

[Winchan]

The problem with reading too fast is that you'll only be ending in the raws T^T

@NeonLulz

Count me in.

 

[monkey123]

When will MC finally hump the bikini warrior?

 

[AnIscreamBlower]

So, the whole thing is about

Spoiler

the powerful wanted to get rid of the disciple chef by using his former friends and some strong bunch of people to lower his guard. His adoptive mom and the ones he rescued after getting in and out of parties or can't seem to find their true nature become his closest aide...
And all of this stemming from the party leader kicking him out and he finally got himself the quiet life he always wanted and finding his true nature in the process, reaching Lv. 100

C-tier "gets kicked out of the party with MC discovering their untamed abilities afterwards" trope. Good read without too much thinking involved.

Thanks for the translation.

 

[AnIscreamBlower]

When will MC finally hump the bikini warrior?

Soon lmaoo

 

[RandomReader2023]

Good mango, good story, good and badass MC, definitely worth a reading.

It would become a 10/10 to me if the story went harem route because there's so many cute girls around him, but alas...

 

[elhessan]

The manga is just good.. sure the MC is OP, but at least it tries to stick to win over by food or something as possible. The plot is good, not great just good, but what I like is that at least it isn't some trashy isekai with op mc and brain dead harem troupe. It's just a laid back, slice of life, cooking manga with plot.

 

[Nehona]

This manga is a pile of steaming crap. And it pains me to say that, it was so much fun in the beginning.
It's supposed to be a fluffy, slice of life feelsgood manga. And it would be good! It was good!

But then as the chapters go on.... you get villains... and evil people. And politicians. And pointless drama.
And it's the kind of contrived crap where for some reason the MC and his "gang" of children helpers has to solve all problems, nobody ever helps, nobody ever faces the consequences. And everything, literally everything is always forgiven.

No, just no. Seriously just no.

 

[HaveABanana]

I like several parts of this series but it grinds on me how often the plot revolves around a problem that no one will solve and the main characters will specifically choose to not solve it until it festers to the point that it can no longer be ignored. At which point they go out of their way to make it as difficult as possible for themselves before finally solving it. There's something to be said for having the sort of drama that people do in real life where they create their own problems but it's difficult to just watch this constant self-flagellation, it makes the characters less sympathetic to me.

I'm also concerned that writing this way will tend to risk crossing the line into deus ex machina territory. It's either that or people who are on the MC side are willingly abetting this masochistic behavior for some reason when they finally step in and reveal they were willing and able to assist all along.

To a lesser extent it's a little weird how much the culinary arts are being set on a pedestal. Not surprising considering the theme of the series but it's so heavily emphasized you'd think this country literally only exists for the sake of the person granted the title of Palace Chef. (as of writing this they haven't revealed much about the initial person with this title, so I don't know what will happen when we start seeing titles change hands).

 

[SiggyAqua]

Hey, was wondering, since I started to read and all but, do the party that kicked him off gets some sort of comeuppance in the end for being cowards?

 

[TheBigMonk]

What is it with manga that a have some form of basis in being about cooking and devolving into politics and drama?
Was this author actually a fan of Shokugeki no Soma/Food Wars and didn't see how much of a mess that became later in the story?
I am only reading this now because I'm waiting for this 'MC in Jail' Namek arc to end...

 

[eviljackspicer]

Literally, a great manga that is dragged down by a constant parade of "new villain of the week". Every chapter, there is a new jerkoff/c*cksucker just gunning for this little restaurant and it's little crew of workers. Why? Some how someone associated with the restaurant is associated with said jerkoff/c*cksucker, who want's contrived "retribution". And said jerkoff/c*cksucker almost never get punished effectively.

It gets really tiresome which is a real shame because the premise is really good. Just this constant need of the mangaka to hamfist drama where drama shouldn't be. It would be like a kid opening up a lemonade stand and having everyone from the neighbors calling the cops to the governor of the state coming in to curbstomp the kid into the ground.

It's not believable, it's contrived as hell and it made me drop this manga like a bad habit.

 

[Solipsist]

I advise everyone who are still following this manga, to drop their ratings. A 8/10 for this trainwreck is undeserving :/

 

[Mh012]

I advise everyone who are still following this manga, to drop their ratings. A 8/10 for this trainwreck is undeserving :/

An example of how a single awful arc can ruin the entire title