Good to know that some bits of Kogasauthor's experiences in the United States have had lasting effects. I wonder if Kogasauthor has a better opinion of the the east coast than the west coast (who am I kidding, of course he does).

You get two oysters for ¥980, but we had one each and were both satisfied. That was sufficient for us. The sushi was inexpensive and tasty too! Thank you, Yuyu-sama person! :-)

Next time, I want to go for all-you-can-eat oysters! Have to hit a place where you scoop 'em up with a spade and throw 'em on the fire!

Reader-added tags include "What the heck are you saying, Yuyuko-sama...", "Moved because they got them for a decent price", and "You're happy enough to cry, Kogasa-san".

The poll continues to seek advice from Yuyuko:

Tell me, Yuyu-sama!
• A tasty spot for soba
• A tasty spot for fruit
• A tasty spot for seafood
• A tasty spot for meat
• A tasty spot on Youmu

Poll said:
Tell me, Yuyu-sama!
• A tasty spot for soba
• A tasty spot for fruit
• A tasty spot for seafood
• A tasty spot for meat
• A tasty spot on Youmu

"A tasty spot on Youmu" - Wait what?

• A tasty spot on Youmu

And yesterday's questions were all about asking Yuyuko about how to get together with Youmu, as well...

Methinks that if Mizuki keeps asking questions like Yuyuko isn't also a woman, Mizuki's going to be in for a Flawless Nirvana...

Anyway, I'll take soba, I like noodles.

Those were the pure tears of a maiden

damn those are some big oyster.

If this is how he reacts to a particularly good restaurant I can only imagine how he'll feel at the wedding banquet.

Kogasa, don't try to live your life by Yuyu-sama standards.

You can only die broke.

RiderFan said:
Good to know that some bits of Kogasauthor's experiences in the United States have had lasting effects. I wonder if Kogasauthor has a better opinion of the the east coast than the west coast (who am I kidding, of course he does).

Uh what do his experiences in the US have to do with this?

Eating Youmu aside (which I assume is an incredibly long and heart-filling process), this summer has taken its toll on me (and I'm in the UK), I'd like a soba all you can eat, to cool my work-tired body.