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to be entirely honest my brain didn't register that there was two different dudes. the main crush is so nothingburger i forgot he existed. anyway this got flack online for the "curly hair is ugly" mentality but it's based in the 90s ofc it's mean as well. i did like that she didn't permanently treat her natural hair, it's adorable, but i wish the hair.... was more relevant?! like the guy works at a hair place and she hates her hair but really it was pretty sidelined. the male MC is also kinda fugly. full of generic tropes and pretty forgettable in the end. why would you cast a 31 year old man to play a like 15yo. crazy.
also insane to have a shortwinded segment about domestic abuse just to have an excuse to have le long distance wah wah so sad romance?! a woman's abuse is a plot device for you?!

this show is so girly girlboss sometimes they're making these men look like fools and rightfully so

raws have been removed :,p

worth it solely for episode 1 but the rest really fell off for me

just caught up to the eng sub, it was getting really interesting! what a shame. i dont have enough faith in my gyarugo to watch raw yet, i hope i can enjoy more in the future

my first asadora - pleasantly enjoyable! really fun gyaru styling and a focus on food that gets you genki-maxxing /s
i enjoy the family segments as well.
its a shame the subs on this one were dropped, i see it's disliked by JP audiences? perhaps asadora works have a higher set standard, but i think this one is alright, just silly.
i don't know if I'm confident in this one enough to continue unsubbed :b

[internally bumping it higher on my planned solely for that fact]

so many food series have the same generic "mm so good!" reaction without much knowlege of the effort it takes, i'm excited to watch!

so many replies!! i'm so thankful!
this does totally align with my interests, so i'll hopefully give it a shot soon, thank you! ૮ ˶′ﻌ ‵˶ ა

how food oriented is this series? i was curious with the title but so many food series kinda forget about that premise. i know it's a fantasy drama romance(?), but is there new food each ep/a general focus on it? or does she just so happen to cook, that's how she meets him, but there's not much focus on it? i'd love to know!