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Iron Wok Jan!, Volume 1
Jan is a talented, arrogant young chef on a non-stop quest to become the world's greatest cuisine master. He continuously battles his uppity rival Kirikoanother talented chef, who is also the niece of the head chef at the top-class Tokyo restaurant where Jan works. In this volume, the All-Japan Chinese Cuisine Cook-off is down to the last battle between Jan, Kiriko, and S...more
Paperback, 190 pages
Published
December 15th 2002
by Dr Master
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I enjoyed the concept of this, and reading about all of the food. However, the characters we very arrogant, which made them unlikable. At one point, Jan makes a mistake (he sees it as a failure) and he cries. One of the trainees comes out to tell him silly jokes and helps him pull out of the depression. This was the most sympathetic scene in the entire book...if there are more of these, the series will be worth reading. If not, the arrogance will probably turn me off from reading more.
Take the concept of television's popular Iron Chef, add a few remarkably well-endowed men wearing snug cooking gear, toss in some gratuitous violence, and you've got Iron Wok Jan. Enjoy!
Take the concept of television's popular Iron Chef, add a few remarkably well-endowed men wearing snug cooking gear, toss in some gratuitous violence, and you've got Iron Wok Jan. Enjoy!
Manga about cooking. How can you go wrong?
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