Late-Night Otherworld Food-Temptation Diner: Stew

Sorry about that, listener. This stew is brought to you by H-brand Foods. As usual, this is the tension-gone-haywire food-porn diner series. Speaking of stew, there's the issue of its base overlapping with curry or niku-jaga, but when you're all planning a menu, when do you choose to make stew? In this work, set in that kind of Warring States era, the now-familiar Edokko (Edo native) and succubus thoroughly introduce us to the recommended points of stew. Made you hungry for stew, didn't it? I don't really get the difficult stuff, but you should give it a listen when you're hungry. I'll scoop you some more, y'know. Izumi Mikoshiba, who plays Stew, sounds pretty confused and desperate in her free talk too... Looking forward to the flags in the next installment! Also, though it's not mentioned on the work's page, there's a bonus SS included that gives a sort-of-understandable-yet-not understanding of this series' worldview, and it's a deeply moving epic. What is going on with this world!? One last word. Genre tags! I could bear the plain broth in large amounts, but I couldn't endure the belly punching! That tag trickery is unfair, lol

Here it comes! The midnight isekai food-porn diner is open for business. This time, though, the theme is soba shop stew, which is again an interesting and unusual choice (lol) Edo-style stew — what on earth could that even be...? I'm glad the rakugo-style Edokko version made its comeback after a long while As for the performer, Izumi Mikoshiba, the original cast member, made her long-awaited return, and as a fan since the very first installment, this makes me happy beyond words When it comes to stew, you often hear talk about whether it goes well with rice, but this work is honestly on a whole different level than that The trendy, hip Edokko's partner is, as always, our familiar succubus Her story reviewing the stew using an abundance of overtly erotic vocabulary is, once again, very well crafted This time, at the end, there's even a short episode where the Edokko's and the succubus's stories intersect, and I have to say this was a perfect 10 as far as fan service goes!

This is the fourth installment in the Midnight Isekai Food-Porn Diner series, focused on stew. A soba shop having stew as a matter of course... makes you wonder what kind of Edo this even is, but since it's never specified what era or world this is set in, let's not be too nitpicky about it. Stew might bring different images to mind depending on the person, but there really are stews made with dashi broth, and it's plausible that a soba shop could sell a delicious stew made using their soba dashi. There actually seem to be menu items like "stew soba" or "stew tsukesoba" in real life. The main story depicts scenes of the Edokko and, for some reason, a succubus living in Edo, each eating stew at their respective shops. It's not exactly that the Edokko is the opening act and the succubus is the main event, but due to the repeated similar scenes and the impact of the character herself, the latter half leaves a stronger impression. On top of that, this time there's also an exchange between the Edokko and the succubus, making the whole thing feel like a three-stage punchline, which was interesting. But, true to form for a succubus, the idea that stew equals a harem isn't something that comes to mind easily. It really felt like something only someone whose profession is eroticism could come up with. Even so, she still seemed to be holding back somewhat in this story, but well, it is all-ages after all. Izumi Mikoshiba's performance, backed by real skill, was excellent, and the succubus's way of speaking had a certain vibe reminiscent of a certain Fujiko-chan, which fit the image perfectly. In the end, stew really is best from Fujiya Shoku-◯... and that's a fitting note to end on.