Chiharu is an office lady who has been cheated on by her boyfriend, and is transferred to Sapporo City, Hokkaido with her broken-heart. On her way home from work, she stops by a shop, "Bear Bistro", which stands quietly behind the alley. Chiharu meets Yuu, the creator of the "magical lunch" that fulfills the eater's inner wishes, feels her frozen heart slowly melting. A full bento of the northern bento full that will fill your stomach and your heart! (Source: MangaUpdates) ~~ Adapted from the manga series "Bentouya-san no Omotenashi" (弁当屋さんのおもてなし) written by Kita Midori (喜多 みどり) and illustrated by Tomine Naruse (十峯 なるせ). Edit Translation
- English
- हिन्दी
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- Native Title: 弁当屋さんのおもてなし
- Also Known As: Hospitality of a Bento Shop , The Bento Brings Happiness
- Genres: Food, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Kubota Sayu in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama]( "Kubota Sayu in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama")
Kubota SayuKojika ChiharuMain Role -
![Iijima Hiroki in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama]( "Iijima Hiroki in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama")
Iijima HirokiOokami YuMain Role -
![Totsugi Shigeyuki in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama]( "Totsugi Shigeyuki in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama")
Totsugi ShigeyukiKurokawa AkiraSupport Role -
![Yamamoto Toru in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama]( "Yamamoto Toru in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama")
Yamamoto ToruKumano TsurukichiSupport Role -
![Funaki Takeru in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama]( "Funaki Takeru in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama")
Funaki Takeru Guest Role -
![Kamata Erena in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama]( "Kamata Erena in Bentoya-san no Omotenashi Japanese Drama")
Kamata ErenaShiratori Amane (Ep. 2)Guest Role
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Reviews
Heartwarming Mini Drama
This was a sweet, heartwarming mini drama. I really liked all of the characters and the interconnected stories throughout. The food also looked delicious! Episode 3 was my favorite - it was sad but lovely and I really liked Katarina. Of course, Yu-san and Chiharu were great, too. Chiharu was meddling but not invasive, which was a nice balance. I definitely recommend this mini drama to fans of Japanese dramas about food and how it can touch people's lives, in many different kinds of ways: heartbreak, parental love, romantic love, longing, and thanks.Was this review helpful to you?
