Yume-iro Pâtissière

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The Shogakukan Manga Award (小学館漫画賞, Shōgakukan Mangashō) is one of Japan's major manga awards, sponsored by Shogakukan Publishing. It has been awarded annually for serialized manga since 1955 and features candidates from a number of publishers. Each winning work will be honored with a bronze statuette and a prize of 1 million yen (about US$9,000). Special awards are also occasionally given out for outstanding work, lifetime achievement, and so forth.

(Source: Wikipedia)

Focused on food-related titles in fantasy settings.

Stories of girls and women who pursue a passion

This is the work with the recipe that appeared in the manga work. Wouldn't it be fun to actually make and taste them?

Some of the main themes of the manga are comedy and hero manga.

the era of big-eyed shoujo characters

Series that involve cooking and good food. The way to a person's heart is through their stomach and what more to fill the stomach but with comforting food. Not necessarily centered on food but there are moments when food is really good and appreciated.

Manga featuring chocolatiers, patissiers, and confectioners.


Feb/Mar 2023 Official Challenge Stack
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To get the limited-time badge:
1. Click the Restack button
2. Complete at least 1 manga (*) on this list by March 31st!

Fully-translated and finished series are listed alphabetically at the top.

(*)　Manga you completed before the challenge started (Feb 1) will not count. You will need read something new, finish something you have on-hold, or re-read something you've read before.

(*)　Ongoing series will be accepted for the challenge only if you've read up to the recent translated chapter and have it on your Reading/On-Hold. Do NOT set publishing manga to Completed as 0/0 chp/vol, you won't get a badge!

Here is a list of manga for those who can't get enough of fairies, faeries, fair folk, or however else one describes the fae! Searched far and wide for these, but still possibly not a definite/complete list.


March 14th - March 16th, 2023: thanks for putting this on the Interest Stacks front page, hell yeah

November 4th, 2023: second time on main Interest Stacks page babyy

Completed manga which have no completed English translation or scanlation.
Manga with active or upcoming translation projects (Updated in the past year) are not included.
Please tell me if information in this list in inaccurate!

Need some help with Gluttony for the 2024 Manga Reading Challenge? Look no further.

This should help a few other people out with the manga reading challenge 2024. I'm going to try to only include mangas where the food name is the main character or a supporting character that appears frequently.

Shoujo manga that started within 1st January 2000 and 31st December 2009

Non MAL entries:
Ooh La La! (manhwa)

In the immortal words of Senshi of Izganda: "Pan. Pan! PAN!"

Uber-kawaii Y2K girly pop manga you HAVE to read if you wanna feel like the I T G I R L...or if you just really like silly kiddie shojo from the 2000s like me. =)

A lot of sparkles, a lot of frills, a lot of bright colours, a lot of elementary-level girly goodness that you probably have come across if you were a wee manga reader from the mid-to-late 2000s--if that's what you're looking for, it's here.

A portion of these titles are more on the 子供向け (kodomo-muke) side--that is, they're aimed towards the younger sub-demographic within the greater shojo demographic, and that's evident by the simplistic or even downright goofy plots in contrast to the ornate, super-stylized nature of their art (TLDR; Empty brain like shiny pink thing with no substance--and that is nothing to be ashamed of,) but in general, they're all fun reads, no matter what age you are.