I was not expecting this to come back today as well. It must be my lucky day today.

Best way to convince mom. :D

And looks like mom was smart enough to ask them to help her to the station, I was getting worried there for a moment.

It's back????? Hell yes. I love food manga I love yuri manga let's go

Mom was positively incandescent when she realized the daughter-dad machinations.

This manga singlehandedly convinced me to trek down to Fukouka on my last trip to Japan, and also led me to several extremely memorable meals (I could eat that mazesoba from the first or second chapter literally every day), so I'm both super happy to see it back here and mildly disgruntled because now I want to go back to Fukuoka for delicious karaage.

This manga singlehandedly convinced me to trek down to Fukouka on my last trip to Japan, and also led me to several extremely memorable meals (I could eat that mazesoba from the first or second chapter literally every day), so I'm both super happy to see it back here and mildly disgruntled because now I want to go back to Fukuoka for delicious karaage.

I, myself, am feeling fairly gruntled today, and a chapter of this helps that along.

and also led me to several extremely memorable meals (I could eat that mazesoba from the first or second chapter literally every day)

Last year I also tracked down mazesoba entirely from remembering this manga, and where has this wonderful thing been all my life

Excited to see this back, and to learn some new foods to watch for.

It is back! Gotta go back and read this from scratch though, I'm a little lost story wise.

OMG! Suito-to is actually back!?! It's been one of my all-time favorites for years! Guess it's time for another re-read!! Thank you so much for the scanlation!!!

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THANKS FOR THE CHAPTER!!!
Probably never would've found out about this series if I didn't see it on the recently updated page
Also I'm surprised this was serialized in shonen jump, though I still don't really understand how the genre classifications work

Also I'm surprised this was serialized in shonen jump, though I still don't really understand how the genre classifications work

It wasn't serialized in Shonen Jump, but Jump+, the online-only magazine where they run a lot of more experimental / less accessible stories (another notable Jump+ yuri serialization, at least for the last few years: Virgins' Empire). Jump+ is interesting, having serialized a bunch of stuff that I would have guessed was josei or seinen before learning where it was published. Like Comic FUZ or Comic CUNE, its serializations don't neatly fall within demographic lines.

As a heads up, the story has been translated through to the end by an anonymous group and is up over on Mangadex. The translation is pretty rough in places (and I want to know how they got their raws, given all the bizarre artifacts in them) but it does complete the story, and the ending is pretty satisfying (except, as always, it makes me really hungry).

I want more goofy mashups of rando yuri plot with aggressive regional food marketing. Maybe Hiroshima or Kobe? Or Fukushima?