Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma, Vol. 8 (8)

A key difference between manga and anime is the Anime waits until the food is presented to tell you how it's made where the many dose so step by step and has the reccet at the end

Beautifully drawn cover art, showcasing Isshiki Satoshi and Daimido Fumio. Volume 8 concludes the preliminaries for the Fall Classic (Autumn Election), and covers up most of the first round of the Quarter Finals, Yukihira Soma vs Nakiri Alice.58. Holy Aroma59. A Weapon for Each60. Warrior's Feast61. Put your Heart into It62. Enter the Best63. Plot64. On the Edge65. The Evolution of the Boxed LunchSide Story- Erina's Summer Vacation

It's one of my favorite series, the manga is in great condition and the contents inside were amazing! Thanks a bunch for the book!

Another great volume left by a nasty (good kind of nasty) cliff hanger. Also, be warned, old people foodgasm. It's fairly hilarious. :D

The series really seems to be picking up pace. Can't wait to see where it heads.

The only complaint I have is the publisher's addiction to cliff-hanging when it pulls these collections together from serial. For the solid writing and drawing, great recipes and characters, I look forward to buying each issue--but since entering the current arc of competition, we seldom see both halves of serving complete dishes. By the time the next issue is released, I have to re-read at least an issue or two . . . or, usually, more, just to refresh myself on who is who and what is what. Add another chapter so that each issue can stand alone, a complete course!

Continues where the anime has left off, at least until season 3 starts.

Enjoyed the fast and readily accessible material. Will use them again.

Book was good price and arrived in good condition. Pleased with purchase.

Very good.

Character interplay and a series of achievements give this series legs, without the over-the-top hyperbole of the anime, which I found unwatchable.

It came in great condition and was a great read

seems an odd choice for a manga,works realy well lots of humour and good characters.