What Did You Eat Yesterday?
What Did You Eat Yesterday?
Synopsis & Overview
Shiro Kakei is an attorney and he works for a small law firm. He lives with his lover Kenji Yabuki who is a hairdresser. The two men are gay. Shiro Kakei's regular routine is that after work he buys groceries at a mart which has discounted prices. He has a monthly budget of 25,000 yen ($225) for food that he does not go over. Afterwards, he goes home and makes dinner which usually includes rice, soup and three side dishes. When dinner is about ready, Kenji Yabuki comes home from work. While they eat, the two men talk about pretty much everything. Their time during dinner is a precious time for them. One day, when Shiro Kakei and Kenji Yabuki are out in public, Kenji Yabuki's customer comes up to them and asks "Is he your boyfriend who is a lawyer?" Shiro Kakei is embarrassed. He did not tell people at his law firm that he is gay, unlike Kenji Yabuki who is open about his sexual orientation. Shiro Kakei feels uncomfortable.
Where to Watch in India (Verified OTT Platforms)
Frequently Asked Questions — India Streaming Guide
Where can I watch What Did You Eat Yesterday? legally in India?
What Did You Eat Yesterday? is available to stream in India on verified platforms including Crunchyroll. You can watch high-definition subbed and dubbed episodes directly on their apps or websites.
Is What Did You Eat Yesterday? available with Hindi audio dubbing in India?
Yes, official anime distributors in India offer regional audio options. Crunchyroll and Netflix India provide Hindi audio dubbing and English subtitles for select seasons of What Did You Eat Yesterday?.
How many seasons and episodes of What Did You Eat Yesterday? are there?
What Did You Eat Yesterday? currently features 0 seasons with over 0 official canonical episodes available for streaming in India.
Is What Did You Eat Yesterday? free to watch in India?
Most major streaming providers require an active subscription plan. However, promotional free episodes with ads or free trial tiers are occasionally offered by Crunchyroll and official YouTube channels like Muse Asia.
