The Tanaka Family Reincarnates

talking while eating, Kan-chan and Chou-chan sniffed their food and stuck out their tongues timidly.

” “Oh-meow!” “

Seeming as if they liked it, the two cats started eating while babbling “Meow meow nom nom wow” endlessly.

“Fufufu, is it delicious?”

Emma laughed as she watched them from the side, so as to not disturb their meal time.

“Um, Nee-sama, what do the cats always talk about while eating?”

William asked his older sister about the cat language he had been curious about.
The way the cats ate hadn’t changed from their previous life.
They would always eat while making some “Mmph mew meow” sound.

“Oh, it was basically a food review.”

” “Food review.
…Wait, a food review?” “

“Yeah, a food review.”

Koumei (of the leftover dinner generation) commented, “The soup in this kitty rice… I could taste the dashi in every sip.
And the dried bonito flakes and the fish on the top gave this dish an overall profound flavor.”

[T/N 2: Dashi is a Japanese soup stock made from fish and kelp]

Ryuu-chan (of the half leftover dinner/half crunchy cat food generation) reported, “This is so delicious♪ It’s been a while since I last ate fish! So good!!! Yummy yummy♪”

Kan-chan (of the crunchy cat food generation) remarked, “It contains some flavor I have never tasted before, but I don’t hate it♪ I want to hunt some monsters once in a while.
I want to eat raw monster meat.”

Chou-chan (of the crunchy x Chu*ru-fanatic generation) opined, “It’s soft and easy to eat! I like it! But it doesn’t mean I will forget Chu*ru.
…Chu*ru… Oh, Chu*ru…”

What everyone said was different, but it was basically a real-time food review.

“…Kan-chan and Chou-chan ate dry cat food almost 365 days a year in our previous life though… They still gave a food review every time despite that?” George was shocked.

“It seems that even crunchy cat food has its own crunchy qualities, you know?”

” “Meow!” “

Kan-chan and Chou-chan nodded in agreement.

“…Or rather, isn’t Koumei-san a gourmet!!!”

Perhaps cats of the leftover dinner generation had a more sophisticated palate as they had eaten a variety of foods.