"Delicious!"
After tasting a bite of the dishes on the table, Boruto could not help letting out a heartfelt exclamation. Naruto's "big feast" had been completely literal—the dinner was unimaginably lavish, with the table covered in every kind of delicacy. The only drawback was that red dishes occupied half the table.
Faced with Naruto's top-tier cooking, Boruto could say without exaggeration that he had never tasted food this delicious, even at Konoha's finest restaurants. Even tomatoes, which he usually was not particularly interested in, had become incomparably tasty under Naruto's skillful hands—the half of the table covered in red was made up of different tomato dishes.
Sasuke silently sampled the vividly red dishes on the table. Tomatoes had always been his favorite ingredient, though his daughter had once looked down on that preference. Sasuke did not think Naruto had prepared these specifically for him. He looked somewhat helplessly at Satsuki across from him, who was also enjoying dinner, and seemed to understand why the "himself" of this world had developed special feelings for Naruto...
As Mikoto tasted the delicious food, she quietly worried whether her future daughter would be able to become a qualified wife. But on second thought, if Fugaku had cooking skills like this, she probably would not want to cook either.
This was precisely what satisfied Mikoto most about Naruto—his thoughtfulness and care toward Satsuki could practically be called excessive indulgence.
Of course, Naruto had prepared food that everyone liked. It was only because there were "two Uchiha Sasukes" present that the proportion of tomatoes was especially high. While preparing dinner, Naruto vaguely recalled something he had seen in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations—
Boruto's favorite food seemed to be...
So, while everyone was enjoying the main course, Naruto entered the kitchen again. A small pot on the