
I will make you realize the terror of the ninja chef.
It’s not the fear I was thinking of!
This can be whatever you want it to be, just with the ninja part…
It was a simple round.
An enemy who comes with malicious accusations! The protagonists confront them with their wits!
If you take the basic elements of a cooking manga, remove the ethical perspective, and add violence, it turns out like this.
>>5It seems to apply to about 70% of the spotted deer.
They’re talking about something lewd again…
A story about not provoking ninjas.
It seems like a story about what happens when you pick a fight with sasazushi.
I’ve come up with dishes, but I don’t feel like I can maintain the quality, so I guess I’ll continue to serve meals at the level of a mediocre chain restaurant from now on…
>>10Don’t worry, works like this will always bring strong opponents that come at you time and time again.
>>12The number of victims continues to rise…
Changing the dishes is something Jan has also been doing.
It’s just a store that wants to bring ninja food to the modern era, so it would be best to leave it alone…
>>13But the location was good…
What is this attached to the young lady’s nipple?
>>15Nipple suction device
>>15
Such tools.
If a diner in a well-established town can score 70 points, then that’s good enough, right?
>>16No, 71 points is a fake food coordinator’s hot water immersion.
I’m not having any money problems, and I’m in the black; I have a separate income, so I’m managing my business without worrying about profitability.
Speaking of which, even the dishes made by those who were disguised still get at least 70 points, huh…
I don’t think this enemy has done anything bad, right!?
>>20Suddenly trying to pick a fight and seize land is just plain terrible.
>>20I picked a fight with a ninja.
Please provide a little more detail about the torture part.
Hiyōmaru isn’t about being delicious or not in the first place…
It’s wrong to pick a fight with a ninja.
It’s all the ninjas’ fault.
Straightforward and dirty ninja.
The Komachi has delicious juice coming out of the food pellets…
They were doing various things before getting entangled with the big chain, huh…
>>29Hey, can you give me this land? I want to run a ninja-themed diner, you know? (splash)
>>29The fact that the technology hasn’t declined and that there are comrades with the skills to substitute themselves or our opponents probably means it’s these ninjas who are in charge of the whole area…
You can create the same story with various professions, not just as a chef.
The one who feels sorry is the food coordinator.
There’s romance in the development of a bold young lady’s nipples…
What’s terrible is that after losing the cooking competition while disguised, they completely undermine their reputation until the lady and the food coordinator’s status plummets.
>>38It feels contradictory as a word, but it has a sense of moderate root-cutting, right?
Since there is a nipple accessory brush that the young lady is using, it’s probably not just simple suction but rather an electric type.
I really want something that won’t come off and is waterproof with this torture.
Well, the way the young lady holds a grudge is quite pathetic…
The opponent I targeted was too evil.
It was an episode where I realized that the battle in the cooking manga was based on a mutual sportsmanship.
>>41I wonder how Sasa-zushi was able to play the role of the enemy until the end in a world where the police are properly present.
>>41Since things like Sasaki and Jan are mainstream, it would be troublesome in various ways…
>>41A doll with no memories does not shed tears.
Well, it seems the young lady was using some forceful methods too, so it became a lesson that one must choose their opponents wisely.
It doesn’t mean anything because I’ll truly go missing.
A duel with a ninja… so you wanted to fight, huh?
If you can use such cowardly tactics, it seems like you could manage to reduce procurement costs as well.
The cooking battle manga replaces fighting with cooking, so I feel like it would probably be more exciting if a dirty character shows up.
This one was relatively easy to understand.
It’s over the top, but the one who instigated it is clearly the young lady’s fault.
>>50Because I was a ninja, it was a case of switcheroo torture by water.
If it were the Yakuza, it would just be concrete as it is…
The fate of those who pick a fight with a ninja…
Ninja is scary!
It’s like saying, as an evil ninja, it’s more modest and not truly evil.
Isn’t this town being controlled by ninjas in the back?
There are quite a few characters in cooking manga who resort to tactics like running someone over with a truck to prevent them from participating in the competition, which is troubling… When I think about it, ninjas are pretty normal in comparison…
Realize the depth of ninja food! No, not that.
I will make you realize the terror of a ninja chef!
I should have properly felt uncomfortable at that point.
So that’s what the fear of the ninja chef is all about.
I love these seemingly innocent faces and appearances of the villainous characters.
I was planning to buy out a diner, but I ended up picking a fight with a major mafia…
>>59Boys like those kinds of stories.
A perfect crime hidden in the darkness is worse than being covered up by power…
The thoroughness of being tortured and having one’s dignity as a human being and social status discarded, only to be further toyed with before being dealt with.
I guess they must have done similar things many times even before this…
Creating a situation in which someone could disappear is part of the infiltration work, so it is a reasonable action.
To begin with, it’s unfair to challenge ninja cuisine with something that isn’t ninja cuisine in the first place.
Well, if you fight like a ninja, I won’t complain! You could say that’s what happened too.
The person who initiated the fight seems to have little intention of actively causing harm, but they think they can do anything because they are a psycho.
Well, it’s fine since he was a damn guy who wouldn’t feel any pain even if he was killed…
Entering a cooking competition and then eliminating your opponent could be quite out of line, but as a response to an opponent who tries to sabotage you and take away your livelihood, it feels like a gray area.
There are quite a few enemies who kidnap chefs and say, “With this, we won’t be able to fight back, Gwahahaha!”
I wonder how one would socially destroy someone if a Yakuza were to create a grudge.
>>69If you were a yakuza, just disguising yourself as a rival gang and charging in would make you a complete target of the anti-organized crime law.
>>69If it were me, I would switch places with someone in a decent position and pick fights with the opposing organization.
>>76Let’s take out the tough-looking gangsters!
Compared to someone who seems likely to pay a sufficient amount after land development, the level of wickedness of ninjas is considerably higher…
A ninja who creates a rather worst-case scenario of going missing due to a cooking competition loss, causing their condition to deteriorate and continue to be in poor health.
Since I’m a ninja, I won’t take on ordinary people. However, if someone starts a fight, I suppose I can do whatever I want.
I wonder if the person who infiltrated was properly cooking at the main store for a while after stealing the real thing.
>>75I don’t think they can do it, so they probably slacked off at the main store under the pretext of a showdown and after losing, damaged their reputation with some half-hearted work.
“Everything is the ninja’s fault.”
This ninja over here is quite ruthless, but…
Not only torture, but there are also techniques for secretly abducting people and disguise techniques, so it really has to be a ninja.
The flow of having them create the menu is smooth and scary.
It was about 90% a lie.
Malicious Fable
I think she genuinely feels that it’s better for her to join our group than to be doing things like this…
The young lady is laughing at the score of the Ko family, so that’s what it is.
I thought it was a good work that properly utilized ninja elements.
Who is on the Koga family’s side on the day of the showdown!?
>>86Technique of Duplication
>>86Fifty-three
>>86Look closely, there have been three people from the beginning.
>>86There are three people on the Kōga side, and since two of them are disguised as enemies, everyone is there.
It’s scary how they even take care of the elaborate scenarios for the young ladies’ natural disappearances with their threat disguises…
Hey… how did you acquire this land?
At the Koga’s house, there are three people from the beginning, and only girls are in the kitchen during the match.
That girl is cute…
It’s unfortunate to have faced such a cruel fate, especially since I had some ability.
Isomi-chan is cute.
The Koga girl has orange hair? There are two girls, one with orange hair and the other with a hairstyle like Shika-ko’s friend.
Is the last chance for the ninja to play on the Muroken side?
Even if they serve bad food and sales decline, the management somehow remains stable.
>>99Even if it’s said to be bad, it’s at a level that the young lady can finish.
It seems that it’s a beloved local store during normal times…
On the contrary, scary.
>>100I think it’s a store that operates with that concept… normally.
>>100>ちょっと愛され系?Well, since it’s an introduction, whether they are really loved is…
I feel like I’m going to drown… but I guess a ninja can manage it well.
It seems like you’ve experienced that by undergoing torture training yourself.
It seems like they could easily leak internal secrets such as large suppliers’ prices and manufacturing methods, so there are no vulnerabilities.
Even at the sushi restaurant of a ninja in Neo-Saitama, there was a sense of pride in being a chef.
“I’ll manage somehow!” Does that mean you’ll rush to spill personal information in a short time?
Well, this is what happens when you pick a fight with a group of violent people.
>>106In other words, it’s a plan to wipe out everyone in the store with a truck loaded with explosives right from the start.
It’s the fault of the opponent who forgot that I am both a chef and a ninja.
I think it was a mistake to criticize the taste of a restaurant whose purpose is to convey ninja food to the present day.
It’s not like the fight started after the swap, right…?
>>111There should be no reason for it, and since all five of us are here when we get confronted, that won’t happen.
If you challenge me to a cooking contest and I win, that land will belong to us! Well, that’s just lack of common sense…
>>112Of course, even though money is involved, a transaction requires the agreement of both parties…
>>112I wonder where this tradition of making a cooking challenge after such a promise comes from.
I don’t recall seeing it in Super Gourmet or anything…
>>119I don’t know the origin, but it gives me the impression that it’s often done in a knife hostel…
They are doing water torture, but the modern torturers said that if you want to make someone comply, electricity is the best.
It seems that the young lady’s complaints about the taste might also be based on the local ingredients.
Ninja who conveys traditional water torture to the modern world.
It seems like I have power, but it was foolish not to realize that the opponent has it…
It can’t be helped because I approached it like a Yakuza and the opponent turned out to be a ninja.
I thought, “What does it even mean to just make it work?” but…
They’re really managing to do something about it…
The two disciples had taken matters into their own hands and dealt with the opponent without the heir’s knowledge.
It wasn’t such a gentle story.
In terms of story structure, it’s similar to John Wick and The Equalizer…
>>124If you wanted to, could the story be that a dishwasher at a family restaurant that was challenged by a major restaurant group is actually a former CIA agent…?
>>124It might be Liam Neeson.
…I mean, this pattern is quite common.
The disciples of my father mentioned at the beginning are referring to that, right?
>>125…?
It seems like they could make a profit by doing something more unscrupulous, but it’s fortunate that they seem content with being just a restaurant.
I want to think that, but I’m used to torture, and maybe my usual ways of relieving frustration… I can’t stop these unsettling thoughts.
It seems that the side job is being done just enough to keep the skills from growing rusty.
>>127Even in ancient times, it seems that during peacetime, people were endlessly training and researching skill improvement, so I guess they’re probably doing something even when there’s no work.
You’re a pro—that’s for sure.
Because they are ninjas, they probably only unleash violence when they are given a request or when they are challenged to a fight.
At least if it was something my father’s disciple did on his own, I could still follow up on it, but the fact that Gojusan is involved too…
>>133Can a ninja leader fulfill their role without the resolve to dirty their own hands?
If I had to say, it’s painful to see the food coordinator being concerned for the young lady during the water torture scene.
>>136It was a mistake to serve the wrong person.
The situation that has arisen is entirely the responsibility of the young lady alone, so it is a matter of reaping what she has sown.
There is, but…
I’ve never seen a pattern where someone is tied to the side with water wheel water torture.
I feel like the waterwheel is about to break because it’s unbalanced.
>>139Aren’t they made to be adjusted for such torture?
>>159There are ways to do both, and since waterwheels are ultimately consumables, anything that is effective as a form of torture is fine.
In the first place, it’s a lesson that you shouldn’t easily pick a fight.
>>141No matter what the other person is, it’s this after all…
Well then, think about dinner.
Maybe I’ll end up liking you, but just thinking about food and then disappearing is a rogue move.
>>142It was my fault for not being able to let you do as you pleased.
It seems that even the person serving a lady who usually carries such an attitude underestimated the risks.
I never said that I would spare you if you suggested a menu, so it’s safe.
It’s not particularly interesting, but it has a strange flavor this time.
If we kill them, won’t the representative go missing?
>>147It’s creating a situation where someone might go missing for that reason.
>>147Death attracts attention, but disappearance does not stand out.
A large number of them are racing every year in Japan as well.
All the more so, if the circumstances are evident to everyone.
But the fact that they knew I was a ninja and still picked a fight…
Mr. Soma is too much of a ninja.
I missed the last body-switching one, but that one was a hit too…
If it’s a week later, we have no choice but to use tactics like this.
If a mere wealthy person provokes someone truly associated with organized crime, there’s no way they can win, right?
Since losing, I feel like I’ve become a different person and everything has fallen apart.
I had really become a different person…
There was actually a ramen shop run by anti-social forces…
I thought they might be using some crazy drugs since everyone said it was delicious, delicious.
I’m relieved that the food is properly delicious.
The incident that the Muromachi shogunate was attacked by Kōga and ended up repelling them is the origin… ?
It’s admirable that the food coordinator is worried about the young lady…
When you think about its origins, isn’t it connected to the country?
Next to the waterwheel, I think they arranged it so that the bound body in the torture scene is easily visible to the readers, because it’s a manga.
If it’s about efficiency, you can just side with the torturers.
The hexagonal person has already revealed that this is a disguise trick under the author’s name.
The title “Disaster Hotel” is a parody, but the original source is still just as absurd, so it’s safe.