Manga Like Isekai Henkyou Meshi

By day, the atelier instructors are occupied with teaching their students. However, once the young apprentices have fallen asleep, the night belongs to them. Qifrey and his companion Olruggio look forward to these hours, making use of the quiet nighttime to craft special and flavorful dishes for the entire atelier to enjoy.

Kurokawa Lisa is an ordinary office worker who has gained plenty of cooking experience from living alone. One day, she wakes up in another world, with a worried little spirit hovering over her. It turns out she was transported to a magical realm filled with spirits by the will of the goddess, and there is no known way for her to return. A wealthy couple takes her in, and both they and her new spirit companion treat her with nothing but kindness. However, there is one issue—the food in this magical world is terrible! Lisa insists on helping the household's cooking staff prepare a traditional meal from her world, and it becomes a huge success with her hosts. Soon, Lisa realizes what she must do in this new world: open a café and treat everyone to delicious food.

Femrude was taken in as a baby by the legendary Fenrir. Originally from Japan, this reincarnated 12-year-old now spends his days being doted on by his loving new mother, raised with plenty of affection. To repay his dear family, he recreates Japanese cuisine in this new world, one dish after another. To his surprise, not only his mother Fenrir but also the beastmen of this world adore his cooking. With his honest, gentle nature and the ability to draw in both races, he resolves one problem after another, aiming to become a bridge between humans and beastmen! Even magicians will be amazed! This fluffy gourmet fantasy is about to begin!

In Tokyo, a modest restaurant called "Western Cuisine Nekoya" seems ordinary from the outside. Yet, every Saturday, its door mysteriously opens to a different world, drawing in a varied group of guests including half-elves, samurais, dragons, halflings, and vampires. Despite their different origins, they all come for the same reason: to enjoy the tasty dishes offered at Nekoya.

Rin Takanashi, a thirty-something caregiver, was summoned as a saint only to be cast aside as "trash." But as an outdoor enthusiast and camping lover, she receives a boon: the special skill "Survival," plus another unique ability! What follows is a tale of sweat, tears, and endless hunger, as Rin and the companions she gathers along the way take a leisurely journey through this parallel world, indulging in gourmet food to her heart's content... That was the plan, yet their path seems to be heading somewhere unexpected...?

Rina is summoned to a different world through saint summoning magic, and she is taken aback by how bland their cuisine tastes. Could it be that only the palace has such flavor...? Instead, she decides to cook for herself and asks to use the kitchen! Freed from her obligation as the saint, Rina wins over the royal family's hearts and stomachs with her delicious cooking.

Just as the Prince calls off their engagement, Letícia Gramwell, the Duke's daughter, suddenly remembers her past life as a devoted lover of cooking. Though she resents being cast out of her homeland, the forsaken Crown Princess decides to head to the neighboring kingdom, where she passes her days in the royal palace alongside the King, surrounded by adorable fluffy creatures! Yet one day, after she encounters a magnificent silver wolf and shares a meal with it, the King's demeanor toward her begins to change, little by little...

In the aftermath of a mad magician burying the Golden Kingdom beneath the earth, the kingdom’s king emerges with a proposition: he offers his entire treasure to whoever can defeat the magician before vanishing into dust. This incentive prompts various guilds to venture into the vast dungeon to face the magician. Laios Touden heads one such guild, but tragedy strikes when a dragon annihilates his team and consumes his sister, Falin. Stripped of all their provisions and possessions, Laios, alongside the elf healer Marcille Donato and the halfling rogue Chilchuck Tims, plunges back into the dungeon, resolved to rescue Falin. Under pressure, Laios proposes the controversial idea of consuming dungeon creatures to replenish their supplies. Just as they begin to prepare their first meal within the dungeon, a dwarf named Senshi intervenes. A passionate advocate of monster cuisine, Senshi assists them in safely preparing the monster ingredients. Moved by Laios’ plight, Senshi expresses his wish to cook a dragon and decides to join their guild, setting off on their culinary adventure through the dungeon.

In a world where the taste and quality of food are held in the highest regard, Toriko, a man possessing extraordinary abilities, is frequently hired by wealthy clients and restaurants to locate rare culinary treasures. Joined by his anxious sidekick, who admires Toriko's legendary skills, they set out on missions to capture the dangerous and elusive ingredients needed for the perfect meal.

In Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, Kobayashi's everyday life consists of ordinary routines, frequently concluding with late-night drinks alongside her coworkers to unwind. Yet, her unremarkable existence takes a drastic turn when she finds an enormous dragon's face outside her door one morning. This dragon, who identifies herself as Tooru, shapeshifts into a human maid. It is revealed that Tooru encountered the intoxicated Kobayashi in the mountains the previous night and accepted her offer to reside with her as a personal maid. The narrative follows Kobayashi, Tooru, and other dragons as they work through their differences and develop a stronger bond through their daily interactions.

Hiraku dies from a serious illness, but God resurrects him, restoring his health and youth before sending him to a fantasy world of his choosing. To help him make the most of this second chance, God grants him the ultimate farming implement. Follow Hiraku as he digs, chops, and plows his way through another world in this easygoing agricultural adventure!

Twenty-seven-year-old Tsuyoshi Mukouda finds himself transported into a fantasy world alongside three other heroes, summoned to help a kingdom fend off an unknown threat. It quickly becomes apparent, however, that Tsuyoshi was accidentally pulled into the ritual. His sole granted ability is "Online Supermarket," a skill that lets him open an interface to purchase and obtain supermarket items from modern Japan. After being unceremoniously kicked out of the palace, Tsuyoshi sets off on his own into this new world. But his knack for creating delicious dishes unknown in this realm soon proves valuable, even drawing the attention of the legendary wolf Fenrir. So captivated by the food, Fenrir immediately forms a contract with Tsuyoshi, becoming his familiar. Accompanied by this whimsical mythical being, Tsuyoshi takes up work as a merchant and adventurer, traveling and cooking up mouth-watering meals that never fail to astonish the people of this world.

After the death of his wife, high school teacher Kouhei Inuzuka tries his hand at cooking for his young daughter Tsumugi, despite having no real skill in the kitchen. Their meals end up coming from convenience stores after a few failed attempts. During a cherry blossom outing, Kouhei and Tsumugi encounter Kotori Iida, one of Kouhei’s socially withdrawn students. Noticing Tsumugi eyeing her lunch, Kotori invites them to her mother’s restaurant. Determined to give Tsumugi a proper meal, Kouhei arrives at the restaurant late, only to find Kotori waiting to assist him in the kitchen. Though both are inexperienced, they manage to make a simple dish. It becomes clear that Kotori often eats alone because her mother is busy. To ensure Tsumugi eats well, Kouhei agrees to cook regularly with Kotori, leading to a series of heartfelt shared meals.

In Amberground, an artificial sun shines only over the capital city of Akatsuki, while the rest of the land remains locked in perpetual darkness. The farther one travels from Akatsuki, the more perilous and shadowy the world becomes. In the regions of Yuusari and Yodaka, giant, armored insect-like creatures known as Gaichuu threaten humans by feeding on their emotions. Despite these dangers, a special group of mail carriers called Letter Bees bravely delivers messages across Amberground, confronting the Gaichuu directly. At twelve years old, Lag Seeing dreams of becoming a Letter Bee, inspired by Gauche Suede, who deeply affected Lag's life five years earlier. Gauche once delivered Lag as a "letter" from their missing mother. Driven by a desire to find Gauche again and uncover the truth behind their mother's disappearance, Lag sets out on a journey to become a Letter Bee.

The narrative spans thirteen years, focusing on Hana, a nineteen-year-old university student, who begins a fairy-tale relationship with a man who is also a wolf. After they marry, Hana gives birth to two half-wolf children: Yuki, her first daughter, born during a heavy snow, and Ame, her younger son, born on a rainy day. To hide the children's true nature, the family lives quietly in a secluded part of the city. When the wolf father suddenly dies, tragedy forces Hana to relocate the family to a far-off rural town, leaving their urban life behind.

Kenta Fukuyama is a 30-year-old man who has always lacked self-confidence, making romantic relationships difficult for him. His life changes when he meets Chihiro Yamaguchi, a designer who appears distant but is genuinely kind and caring. Kenta becomes deeply drawn to her, and her appreciation for his honest and gentle nature leads to their decision to get married. As newlyweds, Kenta and Chihiro face various challenges because of their shy personalities, inexperience, and living apart. Despite these difficulties, their shared passion for barbecuing and occasional help from friends and family allow them to overcome their obstacles and strengthen their unique, heartfelt bond.

In the rural area of Aomori Prefecture, located in northern Japan, the novice witch Makoto Kowata relocates to live with her distant relatives in order to continue her training and attain the rank of a full-fledged witch. Accompanied by her black cat familiar, she collects her belongings and sets off for her new residence.

In a world where humans have become nearly extinct and strange creatures roam freely, a solitary Golem discovers a small, chained human child deep in the forest. The child, named Somali, has no memory of her parents. The Golem takes her in and develops a bond with Somali similar to that of a father and daughter. He abandons his role as the Guardian of the Forest to search for any remaining humans, including Somali's parents. However, Somali feels safe with the Golem and sees him as the only parent she needs. The story of Somali and the Forest Spirit unfolds as they travel together in search of other survivors, always careful to hide Somali's true identity to protect her from harm.

In "Mr. Villain's Day Off," the General, an extraterrestrial agent of a hostile organization with a mission to conquer Earth and eliminate humanity, chooses to step away from their wicked schemes. Although the Rangers, a group formed to stop the General and their other villains, try to interfere, the General successfully enjoys a calm day off doing ordinary things like watching pandas at the zoo and eating ice cream from a nearby convenience store, all while avoiding the watchful Rangers.

In this fantasy isekai, a regular office worker summoned to another world chooses to live off the land instead of chasing adventure—and winds up with a mermaid for a wife. Granted the extraordinary ability "Supreme Wielder," which remains completely hidden from the people who called him there, he is deemed useless and dismissed. He simply asks for a small parcel of land to work. With this power, he can draw out the full potential of any implement, from fishing rods and cooking utensils to construction gear. After he hauls in a mermaid who insists he become her bridegroom, wins over a young dragon with his tasty meals, and sparks the interest of an undead king through his rare skill, can his peaceful rural life possibly endure?

Hakumei and Mikochi, each only a little over three inches in height, make their home in a tiny treehouse nestled within a forest. They get around by riding on insects and birds, and fashion umbrellas from leaves. Their charming everyday adventures unfold in a magical realm populated by small folk and gods.

Following his death and rebirth in a different world, a man reaches the level of a 9th class wizard and then retires after saving the continent from a dragon war. He chooses to open a small restaurant in a countryside location, where his everyday life is far from normal. Living on the second floor of his establishment is a black dragon who has taken a human female form named Rurin. Though she is greedy and naive, she is deeply loyal to him and adorably ignorant of human customs. Together, they enjoy a warm and happy life, cooking meals, resolving various troubles, and tending to the violets in their garden.

Marisa encounters a peculiar hermit near the Human Village. After informing Reimu, the two find the hermit, known as Ibara Kasen, skulking around the Hakurei Shrine. Ibara is a strange, bandaged recluse whose true abilities and background are unknown, though she appears unexpectedly familiar with the residents and Gensoukyou.

Rojica and Rakkasei live a tranquil life in the quiet countryside, spending their days exploring the magical and fascinating beings that fill their world. With assistance from their scholarly friend Isaac, they unravel the secrets behind various peculiar human relics and the lost civilization that once flourished on their planet. The purpose of items such as a vinyl record and a twister mat stays a mystery. To fill their time, Rojica and Rakkasei look into their unusual neighbors: the cryptic C3, known for dungeon delving and battling strange creatures; the unsettling and verbose Mrs. Grace, who frightens Rakkasei; and Mrs. Massu, whose devoted husband has never been seen by anyone. Despite the shocking discoveries about the darker facets of their neighbors' lives, their adventures go on endlessly.