Where can I read the raw?

Well, Ken isn't operating at 100% of mental health, he got wacked so hard that at some point he nearly forgot the emotional part of his personality, lover and friends, gone out of his memory for a quarter of the story. He is pretty much in cornered rat mode since chapter 1.

Candy skulls; how appropriate although somewhat late.

@KamiKira00 I think its a hint of Stockholm syndrome but mostly 2 other factors. It is written from the perspective of someone who knows that era. And those were brutal warring eras. Just the fact that the retainers think it would be normal and casual to display the heads of your enemies during a feast shows what kind of era it is. So the way he is treated would be considered normal. And second, he knows who treats him like this. If it were a nobody i don't think he would display this much loyalty. Its like travelling back in time and suddenly finding yourself in the company of a historical figure. Ceasar, Cleopatra, Genghis Khan etc... if you had the option to tag along and see how they leave a mark on history, i feel like a few people would want to go along with it.

I couldn't really get into it. MC is being threatened, put into life and death situations, blackmailed and yet shows no dissatisfaction. He shows loyalty towards people who abuse him. It's like Stockholm syndrome. Didn't seem relatable, logical or realistic. Maybe it's just cultural thing.
Other than that, it seems quality work.

Did Ken and Natsu ended up together? Spoil plox 👀

FUCK YEAH COOKING SAMURAI? IM IN BABY!

So happy to see this manga translate again

I HAVE NEEDED MORE CHAPTERS OF THIS SO BADLY AND HERE THEY ARE THANK YOU THANK YOU

Finally Lolscans is continuing it, this has been too long on my on hold list

damn finally, cant wait for more

The premise was interesting but did not explain much of why Ken was stuck in past.

Maybe the author could've interspersed clues explaining Ken's situation (if he did, I'd completely missed it). I guess the author was careful with how Ken's prior knowledge played into the overall plot, as time travel as plot device ends up creating more story threads for the author to tie up.

The cuisine X history aspect was the redeeming feature of the manga. I enjoyed the way cuisine and historical knowledge was implemented in the story and how it moderated the interactions between characters.

I got bored in the later chapters, but the early chapters were alright.

3/5 interesting premise, but not fleshed out enough to warrant reading the entire thing. I think I know some people irl who would love the story and read the entire series.

@Loto7
Is it seriously the end, though? Seems still like a cliffhanger, Spoiler

Not a very solid end, imo. That's why I searched the manga for the ending, but it turns out it hasn't finished yet...? Or is it going hiatus? Or simply hasn't been translated? I'm really digging this manga, one of my favorite cooking and historical genre mangas.

Edit: I've completed reading the manga. The last chapter here is exactly at the end point of the drama, plus that Hideyoshi part a bit. Aw, man. And I just realized there's 24 volume in total so in fact I haven't read half of this story yet.

Watch the drama tv series is end the story' guys

Nice to see new chapters.

I also wish his actions could change history a bit but I guess if big things changes too much too early (Yeah I know it's already nearly 100 chapters but still) it would make a bit harder for the author to makes a new story and also we wouldn't really be following the history of Nobunaga...

This is a really good story.
It's a little disappointing how Spoiler, but I suppose that might be appealing to some readers.

I'm wondering how it will end. At Spoiler? Or before that?

It's actually not dead, it's updated in our own online reader...😭

It's been dead here for a while but figured i'll leave a comment here praying for its resurection, was a nice read

@razgallo
@Shangelcry

That's cause Lol scans pulled out of Mangadex and nuked 15+ chapters of Nobunaga no chef off the site.


If you want to read it, go read off their reader (HA HA HA? I certainly won't after that stunt. ) or you know, pretty much go to any Manga ripper site because Loli-Scans took their scans off Mangadex a site that's supposed to fight manga ripper sites.


No, I did not say Lol Scans were smart. Oh well.

Very enjoyable manga, despite the inaccurate portrait of Oda Nobunaga.