Shokugeki no Souma

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deals with food in a unique way 

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Hell's Kitchen addpermalink

Despite the gimmicky way both series attempt to adapt a shounen series, they are clever with their style. The main characters from both series engages in conflicts related to cooking. There's a wide variety of flavorful dishes that are presented in both series. Their perspective stories also has uniqueness for its satirical themes. Definitely recommended for anyone who is seeking a manga with unorthodox style of writing. 

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Curry naru Shokutaku addpermalink

Soma is basically Addicted to Curry's shounen version, we have a main male who's a great cook and keeps winning cooking battles. Well, Soma has ecchi when people eat food, Addicted to Curry has ecchi in other parts xD 

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Yakitate!! Japan addpermalink

Shounen mangas about cooking with a similar main character. They have a battle manga feeling in them despise not having fights but cooking battles. 

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Nobunaga no Chef addpermalink

Although both series take place in different settings, they both portray the theme of culinary arts effectively with their premise. The main male protagonists are skilled at cooking and seek to become a skilled chef in their world. At the same time, they face competition and demand from others. Both series test the skills of the characters as they are challenged to their limits. Shokugeki no Souma (Food Wars) has more school life gimmicks with fanservice while Nobunaga no Chef delivers more realism with historical themes. I recommend both series if you are looking for a conventional manga of culinary arts. 

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Soul Catcher(S) addpermalink

Soul Catcher(S) and Shokugeki no Soma are shounen series that have similarity in terms of their competitive atmosphere. Both series takes place in a school life setting where the main character begins a journey. While their motivation and premise are dramatically different, the main character's spirit has a familiar feel. And as we learn more about the main characters, we also see the connections they establish that becomes important to the story. 

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Ichiba Kurogane wa Kasegitai addpermalink

Both go to a unique school setting where you rise to the top using your skills.  Cooking in Shokugeki no Souma, making money in Ichiba Kuragane, and both with MCs arrogant enough to think they'd get to the top.  

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Kitchen no Ohimesama addpermalink

Both  are about cooking and competition. The main characters are both young and strive to be a great chef. 

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Hime-dol!! addpermalink

They both follow a boy chasing their dreams. They have similar art styles. They both meet interesting people along the way and have that bit of love happening. They just give the same feeling. 

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Dungeon Meshi addpermalink

Shokugeki no Souma (Food Wars) and Dungeon Meshi takes an approach at culinary arts in a rather unique style. There is a dynamic amount of focus on the diverse range of food dishes. In addition, the expression of their flavor and texture is very detailed. While both series' premise aren't alike, the main characters does undergo through challenges to make these food dishes. Shokugeki no Souma is also well-known for its fan service (some dubs it as "foodgasm") while Dungeon Meshi contains fantasy themes. 

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Gin no Saji addpermalink

Gin no Saji and Shokugeki no Souma chronicles the journey of a main protagonist who enters a field of study that may change his life forever. Throughout their journey, they master certain skills that makes them stand out and earn the respect of others. There is competition when it comes to the work but also the same time has its rewards. Gin no Saji is more defined by its life style tone of the story while Shokugeki no Souma has more food gimmicks in shounen style battles. However, both series has a similar feeling when it establishes their journey to become professional talents. 

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Mixed Vegetables addpermalink

This has a similar feel to this manga if you love the competition and cooking side mixed together. If you love one then you will definitely love the other 

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Gamble Fish addpermalink

-op ( overpower ) main character/opponent, 
-opponent that have a good punch line, 
-audience vs MC,  
-technique and skills that can be used in real life,
-MC want to surpass their father

if you like all of that then you will like both

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Kakegurui addpermalink

Betting your lives at stake? That could gotten worst on such a simple but epic battle

Sure enough whether gambling/cooking could tense your pure excitement and be taken within all your glory by winning without turning back to your opponent

Also had the same vibes as he/she got transfer in a not so elite school.

some set of rules are taken also by the elite of the student council

Expelled/Failed = Become a slave or a Housepet

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Kawasemi-san no Tsuri Gohan addpermalink

Both manga have cooking in them 

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Nisekoi addpermalink

- MC who is good at cooking with spiky hair
- harem 
- talented, attractive, blond tsun character
- cute, easily-flustered sweet character
- very curvy tsundere with short hair character
 

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Manga: Eromanga-sensei: Yamada Elf Daisensei no Koisuru Junshin Gohan

Eromanga-sensei: Yamada Elf Daisensei no Koisuru Junshin Gohan addpermalink

Featuring detailed drawings of food, these manga are about tasting the dishes and having nier-origasmic reactions to it that is usually portrayed by drawing the character in unusual background and usually involving some nudity. 

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Shokugeki no Sanji addpermalink

Shokugeki no Sanji is pretty much a spin on Shokugeki no Souma set in One Piece universe so yeah, it's given they'd be similar. 

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Boruto: Naruto Next Generations addpermalink

Let's just fight at this point. 

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Boku no Hero Academia addpermalink

Well the  premises are different from each other, but they are quite similar:-

- Both mc's try to achieve the highest spot attending high school.
- Both mc's undergo a similar kind of training, to face the world from a different mentor
- Both mc's gain helpful friends in their school life.
- they have a knack of helping others 

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Yume-iro Pâtissière addpermalink

Food Wars and Yumeiro Patissiere are two cooking manga that are all about cooking duels at a culinary academy. Specifically, Yumeiro Patissiere is about dessert-making, so there's lots of cakes and treats throughout (not sure if Food Wars also has desserts). Yumeiro Patissiere has romance and fantasy (in the form of fairies) in place of ecchi fanservice, though. 

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Fukushoku Joshi addpermalink

Manga about cooking and eating. The cooking proces is described in high details and might involve some comedy elements. 

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Lovely Decoration!! addpermalink

Food Wars and Lovely Decoration are two cooking manga about a young main character who begins their journey of becoming a chef. A father who owns a restaurant and cooking duels are present in both manga. Lovely Decoration lacks the fanservice that Food Wars has, though. 

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Keijo!!!!!!!! addpermalink

If you like a bit of light reading about some teen MC trying to be the best with a twist of ecchi and comedy, then you might enjoy the two of them. 

Both MC are determined and carries a unique set of skill before setting off towards achieving their goal, which makes them stood out against others. Despite their apparent boon, they don't become the best straight away, and this is probably one of main drawing point of these manga. Souma and Nozomi both struggles and adapts creatively on tackling most of their problems. What's more to like is that both MC are blunt, which could make you laugh a bit here and there.

If you like reading Shokugeki no Souma and want more comedy and ecchi, go read Keijo!!!!!!!!
If you like reading Keijo!!!!!!!! and want an interesting plot with loads of excitement, go read Shokugeki no Souma
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Beauty Pop addpermalink

Erina in Shokugeki and Narumi in Beauty Pop, both are heir of a rich family. Souma in Shokugeki and Kiri in Beauty Pop, both are son/daughter of famous chef/hairstylist father who runs a small shop. Relationship of Erina x Souma and Narumi x Kiri is quite similar. 

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Dr. Stone addpermalink

Both are shonen manga that use a battle formula while replacing battles with some non-combative activity. Both also have similar protagonists; both are cheecky and arrogant but have the wits and ability to back it up. 

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Machine-Doll wa Kizutsukanai addpermalink

Both have talented MCs (Main Characters)
They have lots of battles (Souma is battles with food awesomeness and Kikou is with cute girly magical killing machines)
Both MCs have strong senses of right and wrong and get into trouble fighting for Truth, Justice and the Japanese Way (a few ppl should get that joke)
Though they are both pretty good... Souma is waaaaaaaaaay more epic (as of chapter 27) just sayin' 

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Isekai Izakaya "Nobu" addpermalink

Both Manga involve Food and when you read both manga you'll get hungry both of them manga explain how the food are done and how it look make you want to go buy one or make it yourelf 

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Air Gear addpermalink

Despite one manga being about A.T. and the other about cooking their overall feeling is very similar. Also, both are beautifully drawn shounen with tons of eroticism included (and it never gets boring!)  Not to mention the protagonists are basically the same. 

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AKB49: Renai Kinshi Jourei addpermalink

Weekly Shounen Jump and Shounen Magazine are probably the two most dominant manga companies today and these two series are very similar in the way they tell their stories. AKB is based on the real life idol group AKB48 and a main protagonists who cross dresses so he can participate in auditions to help his love interest while Shokugeki no Souma is about a boy who tries to meet his fathers expectations by going to a top class chef school and becoming the best chef there. The art styles are very similar and alot of the panels are dedicated to tiny detail things like ingredients in food and how certain idol groups perform relative to one another. Nothing extraordinary about any of the characters besides them either being really good cooks or idols. read more 

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Gamaran addpermalink

These 2 mangas are by right, fundamentally different, but carry similar traits.
Similar: Both the main characters have this initial introduction of one that has overcomed many obstacles and opponents, then they start on a journey due to some reasons, and start facing more powerful opponents at a high risk.
They are very shounen-ish and reminds me of One Piece. The main guy character's design is kinda similar too.

Different: Shokugeki is a cooking manga with a side focus on ecchi while Gamaran is a samurai manga focusing on sword techniques, combat instincts and the like, and has consideable gore. 

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Mr Ajikko addpermalink

Shokugeki is the fanservice version of Mister Ajikko. Both are cooking manga about a talented boy from a humble background trying to distinguish himself in a world of high-class cuisine. In both manga the protagonist is already really good in the beginning. The way the battles play out and the way the food is described and portrayed are identical. Both will give you cooking ideas you probably shouldn't try. You're not good enough. 

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Tetsunabe no Jan addpermalink

Both are about young arrogant highly skilled chefs challenging the establishment. Both are more concerned with being entertaining than being realistic. IWJ isnt quite as "echhi" as SnS 

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Beelzebub addpermalink

While following a different set of principles and premise, both series has an innate similar feeling when it comes to the style of their story. Both series' main male protagonist has a hotblooded personality and is always eager to take on any challenge. Their relationship with others offers a wide variety of emotions with other characters. There is the concept of 'battles' that takes place throughout both series' story although portrayed different. For Beelzebub, they involve action with shounen gimmicks at school. For Shokugeki no Souma, it revolves around food competitions satirized by clever ideas. 

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Manga: The iDOLM@STER Dearly Stars: Splash Red

The iDOLM@STER Dearly Stars: Splash Red addpermalink

Ai and Souma are both raised by a lone parent, we didn't even know where is Souma's mother nor Ai's father

Souma's father, Juuichiro, is a top class chef... and Ai's mother, Mai, is a top idol

both Souma and Ai are left behind by their parent to let them grow by themselves, Souma is sent to Tootsuki Gakuen, and Ai is sent to Bannamu Pro, and there, they gain new friends and rivals, also they had so much senior that acknowledge their talent after battling them

as the story progressed, both Souma and Ai are slowly going to reach their parent

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Bambino! Secondo addpermalink

Both have great drawing style and plot revolves around being a cook (food). 

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Space Chef Caisar addpermalink

Cooking manga with over the top competitiveness, protagonist with crazy idea, detailed art and fanservice shown in, frequently when food tasting is in progress. 

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Bakuman. addpermalink

You'd enjoy both since they somewhat have the same concept. In Bakuman, the protagonists 'battle' using their mangaka skills, while in Shokugeki, they 'battle' using their cooking skills. They have 'rivals' who aren't totally against them; rather, they encourage each other in their own ways. Both of them are great page-turners! They'll leave you wanting to know what comes next. Both inspire readers to keep pushing towards their goals and dreams.

Regarding the writing style, they both make you feel like you're in the protagonists' position so you want to keep rooting for them. Even during intense 'battles', there are some funny parts which balances the manga's atmosphere, making it a light-read.

I give both a 10/10! I hope you thoroughly enjoy them as I did. read more 

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Blue Lock addpermalink

What I like about both of them is how they use the battle shounen genre to their advantage in unexpected ways, Souma with its culinary duels and Blue Lock with its soccer battle royale. Both have an interesting set of characters and exciting competitions and rivalries. 

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Chuuka Ichiban! addpermalink

Both manga has battle-cooking themed manga.

If you prefer cooking manga with more action, read Chuuka Ichiban.
If you prefer cooking manga with less action but more food diversity, read Shokugeki no Souma. 

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Koufuku Graffiti addpermalink

Both manga focuses on preparing and tasting some well-drawn food. While both feature some cute girls, Shokugeki no Souma is more "action" while Koufuku Graffiti is more slice of life. 

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