Gourmet in Another World: I Started by Conquering the Elves' Appetites

Very good article, the overall look and feel is self-consistent A large part of the real world has been banned. The process of the protagonists using materials from other worlds is quite interesting. Logically, it may be that I didn't read the book carefully and couldn't understand some details. For example, as a non-cook, I can't imagine how one person can serve so many meals (this seems to be a bigger problem with me), but it's still harmless.

This is a very good novel about time travel and management in another world. There are two protagonists, one is improving her cooking skills in the kitchen, and the other is taking care of customers outside. The story is exciting and rhythmic, and will not make people feel bored while watching it.

Very pretty! The setting is just like taking the store and traveling directly. In the beginning, the ingredients in the original world were purchased from the system (because the author wrote that you can still go back, which always makes me a little confused. Why no one found out that after the renovation, they kept buying and never opened. Why there are no friends and relatives in the original world, and maybe You've seen so many magical things that you don't want to hand it in, but in fact it doesn't matter because it mainly describes life in another world, so just accept it and you can't go back.) And it seems that the development of production and life in this other world is quite average, and the utilization rate of magic is not high, which feels like the Middle Ages. But apart from the things mentioned above, there is basically nothing bad about it (currently about 100 chapters). The two heroines are also very friendly, and the food is also very delicious. (The author's logic is not clear, but the food is delicious.) Most of the people are kind-hearted, and it is suitable to read when relaxing and eating.

A very good book about management in another world. The two female protagonists support each other, one is the inner protagonist and the other is the outer protagonist. High praise! There are no particularly big conflicts. Diners of all races are fascinated by the delicious food. The town is basically harmonious. I just like this kind of ordinary life. It's a pity that it's still being serialized 😢 😢.

The different world shop run by the two heroines is so healing! [Send Hearts][Send Hearts] In terms of plot content, the front door is a fantasy land of swords and magic, and the back door is a modern city with fireworks. A bowl of boiled cabbage can make the picky dragon grandfather cry. In general, the pace is brisk and non-violent, and diners of all races are enamored by the delicious food. It is warm and delicious every day, and after watching it, you just want to have a hot meal right away! 🤭🤭🤭

The story is very heartwarming, mainly about cooking, with relatively little management and other parts. The writing is very attractive, and the dishes in it also incorporate many unique ingredients from other worlds, which are relatively novel. The flaw is that the description of customers' reactions is a bit repetitive. I feel that there are many reactions such as "eyes widened" and "silence for a long time" after eating the dishes, and then the preferences of various ethnic groups are mentioned many times. Although it does not affect the reading, I feel that it will be smoother to read less if it is mentioned a few times. Overall, it is good to read.

This is a very gentle and touching novel about food from another world. It describes all the people, scenery, objects and all the food in the other world very vividly. The writing is smooth, there is no procrastinating plot, and the small details are well handled. It makes people feel as if they have experienced everything together with the two heroines. Except for a few places where the names are confusing, this is a really good article. 🤦 I forgot that there is a system, so what's going on behind the system?

It's pretty good among the food articles I've read. The plot is not sluggish and there are no extra messy plots. The setting of the two heroines is very good. The interaction between the various races is well described, but there is too little written. The author should work harder to write more. ❤️❤️❤️

2026.02.02Leave the claws This is the most stingy thing I've ever read about the system.

It's a great, laid-back food article. The stylistic style is biased toward prose, but each story has subtle links. It's not quite like Tomato's usual genre, but it's very similar to those published youth books. It's very, very good-looking. The descriptions of food are so detailed that they made me hungry.