The characters of the fate/ video game series take a break from saving the world to cook seasonal dishes for each other.

Before the most recent Holy Grail War, Shirou Emiya spent most of his days like practically every other high school teen. Growing up without his parents, however, meant his evenings were commonly spent cooking up meals for the many faces who would pass by his traditional Japanese residence. Whether friend or foe; stranger or comrade, Emiya gladly whips up classic Japanese dishes that often win over even the most seasoned warrior. On the menu this volume are a range of Japanese and western ...

In Today's Menu for the Emiya Family, instead of experiencing the fantasy and lore of Fate/, we are invited into the Emiya family home to dine with Shiro, Saber, Rin, Taiga and more.

For most of the first two volumes of this series, Emiya has been in the kitchen. Now his rivals and friends decide to step up to the stove and start cooking.What is on the menu this volume:Onigiri sandwichesNew Year’s SobaRolled OmeletsCherry Blossom MochiBeef and Potato Stew

After hosting so many meals at his place, Emiya is invited to Illya’s for Christmas dinner. But he was still tasked to prep a dish for the celebration. Then after the party, Emiya returns home to see that Saber and Taiga have built an igloo in the yard. And what better dish to eat outside in the winter air than oden, Japanese fishcake stew.

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