Nanokakan Shokudou

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This is just a clean read.

We all read one-shot mangas because sometimes, short but fantastic stories are what we crave.

Nanokakan Shokudou or 7 Days Diner is a very wholesome and sweet manga. As a one-shot, it does not explain every detail due to the limitations. However, this one provides a simple transition which most of us wouldn't notice that some elements are missing, and honestly, they are just simple ones.

What I commend about this one-shot is the constant romantic tension present for both characters. Most importantly, you can genuinely tell that these two characters are meant to be, just like that one couple in ... your class who hasn't started dating yet just because they are still shy.

This also has a solid conclusion that will not leave any reader hanging, and it is truly worth reading if you want to kill time and crave romance at the same time.

I don't write very many reviews, so it's kind of weird that I'm writing one for this one-shot.
I liked the manga. The art was pretty good: solid linework, good lighting, nice character designs. The story was okay. I wish it went on for a little longer. The jump cut of him confessing to them being together felt really sudden and I would've liked to see them actually run the restaurant. Maybe this could get a full manga? I think that would be cool. The writing was decent, a little cheesy, which gets on my nerves personally, but I figure most people don't mind it ... that much. I think my main complaint is is that it's too short. It could be a few more pages long, hopefully explaining what happens between them getting together and making a full chain. Other than that, it is solid, but a little disappointing.