Delicious in Dungeon: I Opened an All-You-Can-Eat Restaurant in the Labyrinth

Maze Rice is Maze Rice, but it is not the Maze Rice I thought. This book is not a fan, but another world constructed by the author.

It's been a long time since I've read this fanfic to find a maze fan. The writing is solid, the language is concise, and it's not toxic at the moment. It's worth a read, and I'm looking forward to the update.

It's a pretty good novel, but it's not a Maze Fan fanfic from the anime, but an original novel written by the author who borrowed part of the setting. The protagonist is a relatively simple fool and has a wooden character, but I'm currently confused as to whether it's a harem or stock trading.

The protagonist has a good personality and a relatively fleshed-out character. The first few pictures were very well written, but the adventure was a little inferior. Then here are some questions I have Can mazes repair themselves? If it weren't for the hope that some attention could be paid to the ecological issues of the labyrinth to prevent exhaustion of the fish Will you cooperate with adventurers in the future? They bring the ingredients. The boss cooks. Every time he goes on a maze adventure to get new ingredients and research new dishes, the previous ingredients were obtained by the adventurers for the protagonist, so there is no need to worry about it. Can monster cooking improve adventurers' attributes? There is an extraordinary bonus. Apart from being delicious, are there any other advantages? Personally, I think it's better to raise some prices for high-end food

It's very interesting to read, the writing is very good, and at the same time it doesn't lose some branches and daily life. The plot connection is also very good, and there are no surprises. To be honest, is the author the vest of some big boss? Give it five stars and keep watching.

Finally there is a novel about maze x food The story is also good It's just that the protagonist is more wooden than wooden when it comes to feelings. But a suggestion I changed the name to Maze Fan because it is easy for people to think that they are the same person. And the cover too Also, it's a pity that only the protagonist can cook monsters. It would be great if a new career system could be created

It looks good, although the cover and title are very misleading, making people think it is a fan of the Labyrinth Rice animation, but it is actually a seemingly identical but completely different new world where the author borrowed the idea of ​​Labyrinth Rice.

Well written and sincere. There are very good descriptions of the food, the characteristics of each character, and the environment and ecology of the monsters. Other than that, the only shortcoming may be that the plot feels too rushed. Very busy, extremely busy. The protagonist's own shop and the maze adventure are the two most basic ones. In addition to these two, the assassination of the princess, the attack by the nobles, the sacrifice of the cultists, and the resettlement of a large number of refugees were all carried out at the same time. There are also some events that are not mentioned for now, such as the wish of the magician uncle, the goddess status of several girls, and the dragon girl who ran away. That's all I can think of for now, I'm too busy.

A novel with food throughout, a bit like Food Hunter, but I think this one is better. If you don't say anything else, just talk about the use of language and crush it. When describing food in Food Hunter, you will only say it is delicious, delicious, really delicious, or the meat is like 5A grade Wagyu beef. I can't help but sigh that Chinese culture is broad and profound 🤔

It's a new book. The sentence is still not too poisonous (mainly because I don't have a strong affinity for this genre), the writing is okay, and the plot is average but fits the theme.