No complicated romances, no heavy emotions, no extended disputes. It's a manga that is truly wholesome to the core. The story follows a newlywed couple slowly getting to know each other as they advance their relationship, one meal at a time - and that's about it! There's nothing to hate about this story and it's most definitely worth a look.
The way the author brings in actual information regarding grilling is quite special and it's not something I have ever seen before in other manga. The little cooking tips sprinkled on top of the story is really interesting and I must say that I now have newly born urge to start learning to grill myself - though knowing myself I know that whatever monstrosity I create will never turn out even half as good as what's depicted in the manga, haha.
If there is one thing I must say, however, it's that the story does get a little bit repetitive, and it's more or less the same thing each chapter with a slight twist. Honestly though, I don't mind said repetition. There's honestly no need to look so deep into the story or search for some internal plot line.
The art is nothing super exceptional compared to other manga, and it's not incredible detailed either. But it's GOOD - don't get me wrong there. However, the way the artist draws the 2 MC's smiling is really unique, and it really just makes you want to smile right along with them.
A solid manga. Sit down, grab a drink, and take your time reading. You won't be disappointed.
