The Japanese, like others, like delicious food. This fact explains a rich variety of kaomoji in this category. They use 且 and 旦 symbols and similar to depict meals. They are very similar to food placed on a dish. For simpler variations, common square brackets – [] are used. If it is necessary to depict something hot, the Japanese add ~~ symbols, conveying the effect of vapor.
| (っ˘ڡ˘ς) |
| ( ˘▽˘)っ♨ |
| ( ・ω・)⊃-[二二] |
| (*´ー`)旦 旦(￣ω￣*) |
| ( ￣▽￣)[] [](≧▽≦ ) |
| (*￣▽￣)旦 且(´∀`*) |
| ( ’ω’)旦~~ |
| ( ・・)つ-●●● |
| ( ^^)_旦~~ ~~U_(^^ ) |
| ( o˘◡˘o) ┌iii┐ |
| ♨o(>_<)o♨ |
| ( ・・)つ―{}@{}@{}- |
| (*´з`)口ﾟ｡ﾟ口(・∀・ ) |
| ( *^^)o∀*∀o(^^* ) |
| -●●●-ｃ(・・ ) |
| ( ・ω・)o-{{[〃]}} |
| ( o^ ^o)且 且(´ω`*) |
| ( ・・)つ―●○◎- |
