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Restaurant to Another World Volume 4: 12/29/21

Restaurant to Another World Volume 4 by Junpei Inuzuka and Katsumi Enami (Illustrations) is the penultimate volume in this light novel series.

It remains mostly episodic with the focus on the specific meals certain characters order and how their choices relate to their lives the rest of the week. Interspersed with the expected chapters there are some flashbacks that give a greater sense of the restaurant's history and how it came to be. There's also finally a concrete explanation to how the magic of the door works.

While I could keep reading this series well into the future, I can see how five volumes are enough to tell a satisfying story. Five books give a good sense of the restaurant's atmosphere and menu as well as it's history and the history of the world it connects to.

Five stars