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| Miwa and her grandfather has a interesting presence in this show imo. Especially..Miwa, she seems more than just a customer but also curious about the drinks at that bar. I like the little amount of details focusd on Ryuu. He has very good intuition and this episode/show continued to show how observant he is. |
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| Taizo, impressed by Ryuu's cocktails, tries to scout him for Cardinal, but Ryuu skillfully evades the offer. Taizo, known as "Mr. Perfect" and decorated with medals, schemes to arrange a cocktail showdown between Ryuuchi Kuzuhara, the bartender at Bar K, and Ryuu. |
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| The series can really keep it chill vibe even at moments of tension, Sasakura learned something for himself this time. The beverage/drinks lore is always the thing to look forward to in every episode.  |
| Sasakura could literally be a detective or something, his abilities are quite insane. Okay, I thought there won't be anything like this here, but I'm starting to ship Sasakura and Miwa lol. Not expecting any actual developments though. My knowledge about cocktails is zero, so this was really interesting. We'll see a lot more other bartenders from now on judging from the OP. |
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| This episode felt like it was over in half the time :| I was looking forward to the second half too! Next week I suppose. |
| Miwa is such a sweetheart I like how she went after Sasakura to see if he was okay after having his drink criticised. Am really loving learning about the drinks so far |
| It was good to see Sasakura to get taken down a notch after he basically told that lady bartender to "git gud". Miwa's still got his back, though. |
| "Genki is Life, Genki is Love" |
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It was good to see Sasakura to get taken down a notch after he basically told that lady bartender to "git gud". Miwa's still got his back, though.
| @tywhoppity THIS 100%. I was thinking the same thing! And @Reecey91 I also found it cute how Miwa went after him |
| Another great episode! It's nice to see that Ryuu still has room for improvement after his confrontation with Kuzuhara. It's heartwarming to see Miwa care about Ryuu's defeat and comfort him. |
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| Interesting question, whether to make something specifically for the customer or to make something perfectly "correct". Realistically, it's probably impossible to make every drink highly-customized AND great (without the taste changing, for example); it's hard enough to make every drink exactly to the formula 100% of the time. But I really hope the characters and the story become more interesting. |
| was her tsun tsun reaction at the end really necessary? Kinda destroyed this wholesome moment of sincerity. |
| I always get so thirsty after one of these episodes. Now I need a B&B too. |
| "Perhaps there is a universal, absolute truth. Perhaps it justifies every question. But that's beyond the reach of these small hands." Mamoru Oshii There is a cult of ignorance (...) nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” Isaac Asimov |
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@tywhoppity he said "skill issue"
| @SD_strange To me, it wasn't what he said, but how he said it. It would have been nice if he gave her a two minute tutorial on how to make the drink. Instead, he showed no empathy whatsoever. It came across as "Sorry, not sorry, you just suck at it." When "Mr. Perfect" did the same thing to him in a similar condencending tone, it felt like karma served. |
| "Genki is Life, Genki is Love" |
| I think the main take away from this episode is that you could always get better at your current skillset. Whether you've been a master-class bartender for years or you're just starting out, there's always more you can learn and you don't know everything! Ryuu and Mr. Perfect both learned this, and the new bartender lady will hopefully figure it out in time. Can't wait for the next episode! |
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| For some reason, this series gives me vibes similar to "AI no Idenshi". Maybe similarily poor-ish animation style and character design, slice of life story, but put in the setting that absolutely resonates with my heart and my interestings -> super awesome series for me to watch <3 |
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| Shows good to unwind to so far been very happy with it. |
| I don't enjoy the drink making as much as cooking but it's still good. The lawyer woman in previous chapter was right, it seems bartenders are assholes but between each other. Great with their customers but assholes to another bartender, even if it's to help each other to be better. |
| This anime serves as the perfect nightcap for Wednesday evenings. It seems like Ryuu has a lot to learn after the battle of the cocktails with Mr. Perfect and I think being able to read what the customer wants is a good trait to have. I also understand its not easy to please everybody so as a bartender you have to make the perfect drink that fits the customers request. Miwa might be slowly falling for Ryuu and I don't blame her since he's a great catch for Miwa. |
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| It seems like we noe have a final boss of bartendering in town. This "mister perfect" truly strives to make his name one of notoriety while not caring as much for each customer, something Ryu is very observant about. But alas, this difference in experience was apparently too great on the second taste and Ryu wasn't able to take it at face value. Thankfully his "soon to be" girlfriend was there to take care of him. |
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| ''no it's good, however...'' is exactly how i feel about the show. the of version is just so clear to me. |
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| That girl who entered first.. that was a cheap trick from creator to make her a bartender also and then start explaining how the drink is made.. like trying to copy Shokugeki no Soma... When that mr perfect came.. it was insane that he noticed his pinky finger! no one sane would notice that! Ryuu got some issues to act like that... |
| (づ￣ ³￣)づ ちゅっ ちゅっ キス (´｡✪ω✪｡｀) I hate it when anime/manga that I enjoyed ends, especially when there could be much longer plot and when I love main heroine :P I wish I had magic glasses that let me see real world in anime colors ;) |
| Sasakura got lowkey humbled by "Mr. Perfect". How will he face that bartender lady now? I wonder. |
| Another week of "do not drink just because an anime of alcohol porn made you want to" going strong. (don't drink, it's bad for you, any amount. If do, at least greatly limit amount and frequency) 5/5 episode for me, I didn't notice anyone stabbing right at their hands this episode. We got lots of drinks and experiences, as well as more mutual intimate relationship between these two forming (I guess you could claim it might be theoretically platonic, but I see it as hella romantic and <3). Our guy made another bartender friend, we already knew from opening she was bartender. Mr. Perfect has some ass-holic qualities like her grandfather. Great competition where I say our main character won as a *limited clientele* bartender, but for the sake of "taste" Mr. P won as our main dude only won taste immediately after serving then lost it. I found the joke about granddaughter being the lover funny and I'm sure that dirtbag thought so too so said it. It's wholesome because 1 adults, 2 likely doesn't cross mind of someone actually having/wanting that. Once you think of it as serious or true or desired, gets kind of weird. Thyriad-oPPailov said: That girl who entered first.. that was a cheap trick from creator to make her a bartender also and then start explaining how the drink is made.. like trying to copy Shokugeki no Soma... So to my knowledge, this material came out in 2007, food wars came out in 2012. I would not be surprised if I'm wrong, but that's my understanding. |
LilyVarbikApr 17, 8:39 PM
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Mainnus said: 100% this may be the most interesting part of the show for me. I'm loving the intricacies of mixology + the lore of each drink being made. It's just got a great feel to it, very endearing and nothing feels rushed. The beverage/drinks lore is always the thing to look forward to in every episode. I liked this episode quite a bit, it was a good way to show that even though Ryuu is a master bartender, there are still many more levels to becoming the best of the best. If anything I felt a little bad for the lad because of the forced situation. Nonetheless he took his L like a man and is gonna move forward with what happened in mind. I still appreciate his perspective on bartending with the customer service first approach. It gives his character the vibe of genuinely wanting to serve the best drink he can to whomever he's serving. I think the OP and ED are growing on me pretty quickly as well. The ED this week hit a little bit harder than I remember. |
| With Miwa, Sasakura lost the battle but he won the war right? A heartwarming episode as always while learning new drinks served in a bar |
| That "perfect" guy was so pretentious in an irritating kind of way, but I liked the theme of inexperience and potential improvement shown through bartenders of different levels. |
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"A normal customer wouldn't have asked about the bar hours when she came in" Probably not a normal or regular one, but how about one that's just overpolite and thoughtful? It isn't something that might be outlandish in a country where courtesy is ingrained into their citizens from early age, specially on more orthodox or old school families. "Or stared at the way I swirled the bar spoon so aggresively" Fancy bars tend to have bartenders that do like to set up a show, so watching their fancy juggling and jazz handing techniques is something a lot of people, specially those who aren't regulars, would certainly stare at. Just like the example with the lawyer on which Sasakura deducted her work just by looking at a particular bag, there could had been many other posibilities and people chose that particular kind of bag just for the looks and functionality, not that it was only sold to lawyers <insert here Greg Focker's line "in some crazy scheme to turn a profit, they made more than one?"> The whole line on why Gin Fizz is allegedly the benchmark to recognize a great bartender felt more like poetic gibberish rather than an actual fail proof way to distinguish them. As someone that has watched literally years of cop dramas that not only cement a smart and attentive to details detective on years of preparation but also on cohesive and believeable deducting procedure, the writing on this show is probably on the same level as CSI: Miami, where all it matters is the "flashy bartender moves" and "cheesy cool one liners" rather than tangible evidence. |
KimurahApr 18, 1:43 PM
| Actually learning a thing or two about cocktails here. Fantastic! |
| Sasakura got first blood at least; this could make him the winner in the long run. |
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| watching this show makes me feel like I've been drinking everything in my life too uncritically or something |
"Dreams are worth fighting for" |
| Mr. Perfect, Kuzuhara Ryuichi, is a legend of bartenders, though for Taizo, inviting Miwa to Ryu's place for a drink is quite the gesture, alongside attending to a customer who wants to quit her bartending job. As expected, Ryuichi pops up at Edenhall requesting for a Gin Fizz, and he gave him his version of a Gin Fizz, knowing that this is a test of his abilities from an amateur to a pro. This low-key infuriates Ryuichi, though this kind of compliment is standard for any bartender going pro. The woman, Kyoko Kawakami, who visited Edenhall, thankfully hasn't quite her bartendering job, and Ryu offers his guidance for a B&B, though to her he sounds outlandish and ridiculous. And amidst the rain, Ryu and Ryuichi swap places at Bar K at Hotel Diamondstar to make Miwa's requested Manhattan for another test between the two. For Ryu, making a Manhattan that suits her circumstances is one for personal preference and consideration, but Ryuichi's Manhattan is a perfect cocktail no matter the circumstances. This, how to Miwa, feels like he won her heart through his personalized drink, and that is also one way to please his customers. Winning the battle but losing the war? There's two sides to that coin as well. |
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