Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma, Vol. 14 (14)

Whether you're keeping up with the manga or watching the Anime, the story is going strong for me. After fourteen volumes that's quite a feat. Not jumping of the sharks or ramping up the outrageous reactions (Yakitate Japan!).For those who are up to date with the most recent season of the Anime (the Stagitare arc), the next story arc begins in this volume. With the introduction of the Elite Ten, there should be some entertaining match ups coming!

A great introduction to some new characters good pacing and a absolutely fantastic resolution to the stagier arc definite must read

I’m aiming to collect all the volumes for food wars I recently bought 11 to 16 and will buy the rest soon including the ones I have to pre order

I believe in buying a manga to support the author. Plus like the convenience of having it on my kindle. This is an awesome series that just keeps getting better. Give it a try make sure you start on volume 1.

I really love these books i find them extremely funny and interesting I also like that they throw in some recipes to try

Great read. Nice to see returning characters.

The work-based stories begun in the previous volume continue here, as Soma takes on another internship, this time in the kitchen of a prestigious French-inspired chef (and former student at the same school). He’s opening a new restaurant in Tokyo, and he’s so demanding that his tastes exceed his budget, requiring his workers to take on all kinds of jobs to make an eventual quality experience for his customers.Working in an actual restaurant kitchen, with multiple tasks needing to be performed at once and the standards higher than Soma’s ever seen, is a new level of challenge. More importantly, it’s fun to read about. I wish they’d been more specific about the whole, multiple-course menu, though, because I wanted more dishes to drool over.Food Wars volume 14 is a great read for fans of shows like Hell’s Kitchen, although the characters here aren’t quite as mean or foul. There is a jealous second-in-command, but fundamentally, everyone wants to do a good job, everyone has the talent and determination to do it, and the team comes together to focus on the food. Soma’s challenge this volume is to overcome a gap in knowledge quickly and in good humor. The dive into what’s needed to make an exceptional dining experience is eye-opening.I was impressed by how mature Soma suddenly seemed, paying more attention to improving his skills than worrying about his rank or position. That’s why he wants to take on a challenge that’s uncomfortable for him — his family restaurant, weird combination background isn’t a natural match for gourmet cuisine, but he knows he needs to stretch. And he takes joy in the learning process, which is an inspiration to the reader.It’s a shame there’s still the occasional panel of “I have tasted food so good I have lost my clothes.” This would be a lot easier series to recommend without that fan service. (The publisher provided a review copy. Review originally posted at ComicsWorthReading.com.)

One of my favorite volumes hype ending can't wait for more

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Excellent! No Problems!

Honestly, the art and the plot is so good. I love this series and Shinomiya is the best guy.

Read manga online while ago, re-read it now and will continue to re-read it as the volumes come out. There is just something about holding a physical copy of one of your favourite series. The copy I receive was in great condition, nice feel to it.