Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san

Yuri, food, cute art and light-hearted happy vibes are what both Koizumi-san and Maiko-san Chi deliver. If you like one you'll definitely like the other. The yuri in Koizumi-san is more pronounced and obvious, whereas the yuri in Maiko-san is just undertones in Kiyo and Momohana's friendship. The food in Koizumi-san is obviously ramen, whereas the food in Maiko-san is a variety of different dishes - some of which you may not have heard of! Both are worth a watch for their happy uplifting feel, cute art and interesting info about Japanese food! 

Both slice of life shows offer you with traditional Japanese foods. You get to see the female leads enjoy their meals and they also share some details about their "dish of the day". Wakako-zake has shorter episodes than Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san. It's best to watch these shows while you're eating; that's what I did. 

Slice of life anime about food and cooking. "Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san" is about Japanese home-cooked meals whereas "Piace: Watashi no Italian" is about Italian dishes served at a trattoria. "Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san" is more lighthearted and focuses on the live-in cook; anecdotes about recipes are also presented. "Piace: Watashi no Italian" is a bit of a gag anime and focuses more on the waitress; it also has shorter episodes. Both show actual images of dishes which are sure to whet your appetite. 

Both are very food and cooking oriented Both have a very relaxed slice of life feeling to them, making them very easy to watch 

Both food related, both have heartwarming food preparations and both have the same slow pace of the everyday life of people. The difference is that the one who is cooking is a girl named Kiyo in a traditional maiko house whereas in the other we have a guy who owns a small dinning store in China.  

Mitsuwano and Maiko-san chi no makanai-san are anime about girls who live in okiya (maiko/geisha home) and are training to become maiko (geisha apprentice). The series give an insight into maiko/geisha world and what it is like to be a part of it. Friendship is also a huge part of both series. 

Wholesome and comfy slice of life filled with food and cute girls, just the best. Also you get to know more about Japan and japanese culture. Yuru Camp: Different cities, places, local dishes and culture. Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san: Maiko's daily life and culture with a lot of japanese dishes to know more about. 

Both showcase a variety of Japanese food within each episode, using a mix of animation in story and real life footage of culinary examples. The main plot differs but will always relate back to Japanese food and a main difference as well, which Maiko-san Chi hasn't got, is that Isekai Izakaya also has bonus features at the end of an episode where you can learn how to make the food item or get taken on a tour to a certain food place within Japan, both related to the food of interest in the episode. Isekai Izakaya is lively in atmosphere whereas Maiko-san Chi is a lot more quaint in feel. Both are extremely dangerous shows to watch when you're hungry. read more