It's Tane that brought Minoru and Yutaka together, and it's Tane that keeps interrupting them during their conversations. Minoru doesn't want to bother Yutaka with Tane's request, but Yutaka, overcoming his own anxiety, goes to their house over the weekend to teach Minoru how to make the onigiri Tane loves so much.
While we don't know why Yutaka has a fear of eating in front of others, it makes him extremely happy that Tane not only wants to eat his cooking, but wants to eat with him and spend time with him. While I really want to jump into chapter four, as it made me cry, I have to stop myself to talk about everything that leads up to it. While there is a child on the cover of the manga (Tane), he's Minoru's brother, not his child. Not to mention Tane is precious and I'm ready to die for him (middle school Tane is also precious and I'm still ready to die for him at that age). It was super sweet in how it showed the feelings of friendship that turned to feelings of romance on Yutaka's part. Our Dining Table was a good break from the normal psychological mangas I read.
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