Naisho no Ofutari-sama.

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Japanese: ないしょのおふたりさま。

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 3

Chapters: 18

Status: Finished

Published: Dec 26, 2022 to Aug 27, 2024

Genres: Girls Love, Gourmet, Slice of Life

Theme: School

Serialization: Comic Cune

Authors: Numa, Chiyoko (Story & Art)

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Score: 6.74¹ (scored by 242 users)

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Ranked: #13379²

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Popularity: #21380

Members: 645

Favorites: 1

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Ranked #13379Popularity #21380Members 645

MangaComic CuneNuma, Chiyoko (Story & Art)

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Chapters: /18

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Synopsis

Is it wrong to think about eating food all day...?

Eliza, a young lady who is only interested in food, is brought a delicious gift by a delinquent named Misaki. She's scary... but she can't resist the allure of good food!

(Source: Kadokawa, translated)

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Sep 1, 2024

Ginsu48

Recommended

A simple and short yuri!

it's a nice story about a girl that loves food and a delinquent. It's sweet, but not too much goes on throughout. The romance is pretty slow to get started, but everything that leads up to it is fairly adorable, even if it is a bit on the simplistic side.

The main characters are nice, but don't go in expecting too much outside of a bit of fluff from them. There are some sides, but they're mostly there for the setting and a few situations that arise throughout.

The art is good though and it does make for a nice, quick read with ...

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Apr 19, 2025

loberster

Recommended

Very standard yuri. Deliquent girl gets together with the elegant smart girl, but the smart one is actually putting on an act!
The characters are cute, but definitely lacking some depth. Honestly not much happens throughout the entire manga. The few minor conflicts felt insignificant, probably because too little time was spent on them or the characters were barely affected by them. They felt more like just things that happened than plot progression devices. Usually this would be made up for by fluff, but I didn't get much of that from this either (besides shiratori eating lmao).
The art is really pretty though! And it was ...