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This manga understands that food is a tool to tell the story and move the plot along. What dish would most fit a given situation and create the foundation for the next scene, which would require a deep understanding of the cuisine you're writing about from the author themselves. Whereas nowadays cooking manga, once again mostly the isekai type, just think of the dish then create a character whose whole personality is that they like this dish in order to showcase the cutesy uwu then call it a day. Over time the latter just devolve into author going down a checklist to see what dish haven't they done yet.
This is why this manga, Bambino (only the first one) and to lesser extent Izakaya Nobu are just so good cooking manga that few could compare.
Second of all, again, you can just ask someone to throw a rope down for you rather than punching some holes in the side of the ship hole to climb up. Regardless of how small they are, holes are holes, and the water pressure will soon find its way into those crack and break the whole thing from inside.
Third of all, that's not a mermaid, that's a catfish! Fucking Instagram chicks and their filters, man.
Ah, Chiappa Rhino, now that's a goated choice for a revolver right there. So many times I have seen manga cook up their own design of a revolver which boils down to just "bigger with a bunch of useless junks added to it because cool factor over practicality" so seeing this is a very welcomed sight.