Delicious in Dungeon, Vol. 3 (Volume 3) (Delicious in Dungeon, 3)

Dungeon no Meshi is a manga that is consistently hilarious. What is so brilliant about it, however, is that it manages this hilarity in a world that is meticulously fleshed out and feels alive, and with characters that are loveable, imperfect and fully realised. Every panel adds to the characterisation of both the world and the protagonists in it. On top of all that, the plot is actually emotionally investing, and far darker than the humour let’s on. The art is great too, clearly the work of someone who has learnt anatomy from real life and not other manga. The manga is especially good to any fans of DnD or the video games it has inspired (particularly wizardry).In summary, Ryoko Kui is a master storyteller and artist creating what is my favourite manga (so I am biased).Of course, anyone can read the scanlation online, so what a buyer really wants to know is the translation and print quality. I’ve got no complaints about either. The names may be spelt differently, but this is really minor. Nothing has ever taken me out of the story or reading experience. If you’re a fan of this manga, support Ryoko Kui by buying this book.

This is an absolutely fantastic series for anyone looking for a light hearted adventure with a hefty dash of comedy. One part Dungeon-crawling J-RPG, one part culinary television program, and (I would argue) one party one part biological exploration.If you enjoy "Maiden Abyss" but need a break from emotionally heavy moments and want a lot of chuckles then this is a series you should definitely pick up.

What makes volume 3 of Delicious in Dungeon is that we start to get get some back story on our party of adventurers. Getting to learn Marcille back story of why she is so determined to recuse Falin is very sweet. It also helps make Falin more of a character, which is a very good thing as this is now the third volume where they are trying to save her. Along that similar line of thought we get to know a former party member of the group Namari the female dwarf warrior.Of course it wouldn't be Delicious in Dungeon without some delicious looking food made from monsters. The theme of cuisine this volume is aquatic monsters. Including one of my personal favorite monsters a kraken. It's a great third course for the series and it looks like there's a chance we might finally run into the red dragon in the next volume. Let's hope our heroes are up to the task.

10 out of 10, get the first two books also. They didn't disappoint me, funny reads.

This volume had an emphasis on the ecological systems behind the food present in the dungeon--a mainstay of the food manga genre and refreshing in this context.

came in perfect shape. a really adorable series if anyone is interested in dnd/cooking/fantasy in general!

The storytelling is enjoyable and the characters likeable. Great series.

My boyfriend and I love this series. Found it while browsing Barnes and Noble one day and showed the series to him. He ended up loving it more than me. He is excited for each new volume that comes out.

some moments are a bit weird to read, some names are a a bit deformed(spoiler: like "adamatine" being traducted "adamant", these kind of things)..so, the traduction is not exactly good. The scantrad did a better job.. such a shame for a pearl like this.

I love the creativity of this series. It makes me feel like I'm reading a comic about a DnD party. "We're out of food so I eat the monster"It's a great balance of comedy and drama, with amazing art.

よくもここまで多種多様なネタを思いつくものです。久井先生の引き出しの多さに脱帽です。関数を重ねるごとにダンジョンが奥深く魅力的になっていきます。キャラクターの性格や関係性もよく考え抜かれており、矛盾や違和感がありません。次巻も楽しみにしています。

Great art without being in your face. Interesting story. The subtle facial expressions are excellent and what sets it apart.