Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san
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Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san

Alternative Titles

Synonyms: The caterer at the Maiko Manor, Kiyo in Kyoto: From the Maiko House, The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House
Japanese: 舞妓さんちのまかないさん


Information

Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Dec 28, 2016 to ?
Genres: Award Winning Award Winning, Gourmet Gourmet, Slice of Life Slice of Life
Themes: Iyashikei Iyashikei, Performing Arts Performing Arts
Demographic: Shounen Shounen
Serialization: Shounen Sunday
Authors: Koyama, Aiko (Story & Art)

Statistics

Score: 7.941 (scored by 13411,341 users)
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Ranked: #8902
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Popularity: #3510
Members: 6,316
Favorites: 130

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Recommendations

If you like friendships between girls and cooking, these series are for you. 
reportRecommended by tzippurah
Both manga have a slow paced focus on food and are "healing." Alice-san is about a returnee to her hometown cooking on an irori (traditional hearth) while Maiko-san is about a teenaged girl supporting the maiko (trainee geisha) with cooking. 
reportRecommended by tzippurah
It has the same general feeling, as if you are peering into the world and lives of another. I would reccomend Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou to slightly more mature audiences becuase of the way it tells its story, and some of its deeper ideas, but if you liked Maiko-san Chi no Makani-san, then you should give this a try too. 
reportRecommended by Mangalover0
Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san is slow-paced and more relaxed. Dungeon Meshi is not like that. The adventurers' goals and discoveries are a big part of the manga, but people who love food and a good slice-of-life should be able to bond over them. They have a somewhat different feeling, and sure, Dungeon Meshi might get more focus on the plot, but they both have charms that surely appeal to fans of each. That's why if you like Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san, give dungeon Meshi a try! 
reportRecommended by Mangalover0
I'm not the most experienced, but I think life looks a little bit like the presentation on paper from Senko-san and Maiko-san. A working life and a domestic life do well hand-in-hand, like the perfect fit of a glove. It's a simple bliss I would recommend more to look into and gain satisfaction from. It's truly wholesome. It's very tasty too. 
reportRecommended by NextUniverse
Short and heartwarming vignettes following the daily life of geisha apprentices. 
reportRecommended by Robinne
Hazure Potion is an isekai, but like Maiko-san both have level headed female protagonists who support others with their cooking. 
reportRecommended by tzippurah
Both center around a high school aged girl involved in a traditional business, whether it is running a ryokan or cooking for a house full of geiko and maiko. 
reportRecommended by tzippurah
Nobunaga no Chef is about how food can express messages and change history, whereas the stakes in Maiko-san Chi are much lower, but both are about chefs/cooks supporting others with their cooking. 
reportRecommended by tzippurah
Neither series has very high stakes drama, but both focus on cooking food to support others. Cooking Papa actually gives recipes with each chapter. 
reportRecommended by tzippurah