Shiosai no Majo

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On the card. Mangas that are based on magical/mysterious shops.

Rules are the same: there is no anime adaptation, manga must be good plus it should be pretty underrated.

Vol I: stacks/4593
My favourite one-shots: stacks/5034

Soothing manga all about making food or commonly has them making food. (or consuming delicious looking snacks or drinks a lot)
I also add ones where they make food out of things they made or caught themselves ( for example Houkago Teibou Nisshi)
Some include recipes, so if you're hungry, go give them a try!

Something to gently(or fiercely) ponder over a cup of coffee

While most Manga only focus on one story, there're still a few out there that explore different types of stories of different characters in different circumstances. Some happy and hopeful, some dark and tragic, some cute and light-hearted, some ridiculous, some bittersweet.

Manga I consider underrated and amazing!

[Updated regularly as I uncover more gems!]

here we have more stories with animals (or magical creatures/robots) as companions.

fantasy manga I keep coming back to whenever I feel the need to escape mundane reality, it's comforting and captivating, including isekai

please check out part 2:
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/31576

manga that holds some mystery, grace, beauty, and/or surrealism.

in the vein of both my anime interest stack 'hauntingly gorgeous' and my manga interest stack 'ephemerality' (where they might not quite fit in).

be warned, this list can include more bizarre and subversive works.

my personal favorite titles about the magical, fantastical, supernatural and the likes, no isekai, overpowered bs.

Stories that are both cozy and melancholic--get wrapped up in a world of gentle stories and hard realities combined.

The antithesis to my previous gender-breaking manga stack: "Seinen Manga that are "girly" and "feminine".

The topic of women's media is more often that not reduced to fancy tropes of lovers confined within romantic genres. Although there may be an ounce of truth to this statement, albeit the former being the most popular genre in all written fiction, it is often used dismissively to undermine who and what media is for, and by extension who can be represented.

Shoujo and Josei manga are more than "just" high school romances and, historically, genres such as Sports or Horror actually dominated the demographic. The most common complaint about this genre is panel layout, so I have tried my best to accommodate for shounen readers who struggle to branch out.

- Weebookey