Afterlife Diner

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The art is very clean and well illustrated, The story starts off a bit slow-paced but draws you in once the MC starts to grasp the concepts behind running a restraunt and learning how to interact with and prepare food for the deceased. The variouos stories of the deceased are engaging, rich with emotion and are explored through the perspective of the MC.
There is a clear sense of progression and the pacing is done well, stories in this have brought me to tears multiple times as well as made me smile through the different heartwarming and saddening aspects they contain.

This review is written as of chapter 36 (first chapter of season 2)

The art is very consistent and pleasant to look at, backgrounds drawn well too.
Nothing too special, but very good and very solid: 8.5

The story feels like it is still has a lot to tell and it has laid the groundwork to open up the world and bigger story lines.
Not only that, but the stories that it has told through minor characters is already interesting and solid: 8.5

I think this story has a lot of potential. Its paced well and the substance for each mini story feels like it contributes to the mc's ... perspective.
The dialogue feels pretty grounded, and the experience reading this has been very enjoyable: 8.5

Came into this not sure what I was expecting but this made me cry like a baby as an adult in the 30s with the heartwarming stories.

Heartfelt story with good art and pacing. It's a warm slice of life vibes but with a clear progression as the MC learns about the world.

Story about a guy who inherits a strange Restaurant that serves ghosts.
Probably read several hundreds of manga/manwha at this point, so I am pretty selective on my titles but this has immediately cracked into my top 10.

It's the type manga makes you want to make the world a better place. 10/10