Food for the Soul episode 10: Release date and time, where to watch, and more

Food for the Soul episode 10 is anticipated to air on Tokyo MX on June 15, 2025, and stream on Crunchyroll internationally on June 14. Episode 9 charmed fans with the university festival preparations, showcasing Nana’s growth, Sakura’s farming contributions, and the club’s hit venison soup curry.

The episode ended with Mako joyfully discovering that her favorite character, Momotaro, praised their stall. With the festival still underway and new possibilities on the horizon, Food for the Soul episode 10 promises another heartfelt blend of culinary creativity and character moments that continue to captivate audiences around the world.

Food for the Soul episode 10: Release date and time

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Food for the Soul episode 10 is scheduled to premiere on Saturday, June 14, 2025, maintaining its weekly broadcast slot on Tokyo MX, Tochigi TV, Gunma TV, and BS11 channels. For streaming audiences, Food for the Soul episode 10 will become available on June 15, 2025, at 12:30 a.m. JST.

The episode will continue to air on Nagoya TV, while ABC TV will feature it in their Sunday evening anime programming block. International viewers can expect the following release times for Food for the Soul episode 10:

Time Zone	Release Day	Release Date	Release Time
Pacific Time	Saturday	June 14, 2025	08:30 am
Eastern Time	Saturday	June 14, 2025	11:30 am
Greenwich Mean Time	Saturday	June 14, 2025	03:30 pm
Central European Time	Saturday	June 14, 2025	04:30 pm
Indian Standard Time	Saturday	June 14, 2025	09:00 pm
Philippine Time	Saturday	June 14, 2025	11:30 pm
Japanese Standard Time	Sunday	June 15, 2025	12:30 am
Australian Central Time	Sunday	June 15, 2025	02:00 am

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Where to watch Food for the Soul episode 10?

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Food for the Soul episode 10 remains available to Japanese audiences on Tokyo MX, Tochigi TV, Gunma TV, BS11, Nagoya TV, ABC TV, and AT-X just like prior episodes. Crunchyroll continues to be the main international distributor of the series with new episodes becoming available soon after airing in Japan.

Plus Media Networks Asia continues to air the series on Aniplus Asia throughout Southeast Asian regions. Recent developments indicate that several major streaming platforms have secured regional rights for Food for the Soul, expanding its global accessibility. Fans should check their preferred anime streaming services for official availability in their region.

Also read: Food for the Soul episode 9: Release date and time, where to watch, and more

Food for the Soul episode 9 recap

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In episode 10, the university festival approaches, and the Food Culture Research Club plans a food stall. Kurea and Mako cook, Nana and Tsutsuji manage logistics, and Shinon coordinates. Nana struggles with social anxiety but gains confidence with a face covering.

Seeking a unique dish, they consult Sakura from the Farming Club, who suggests venison. The group creates a wild meat soup curry using fresh vegetables. Their stall becomes a festival hit, selling out on day one. The episode ends with Mako thrilled to learn her favorite character, Momotaro, visited and praised their curry.

Also read: Food for the Soul episode 8: Release date and time, where to watch, and more

What to expect from Food for the Soul episode 10 (Speculative)

Nana and Tsutsuji as seen in the anime (Image via P. A. Works)

With one more day remaining in the university festival, the group might finally explore the festival together, having missed the opportunity due to their stall's overwhelming success. The club members could discover new culinary inspirations from other food vendors or participate in festival activities they couldn't enjoy while working.

Momotaro's proximity to Mako suggests an imminent interaction that promises exciting developments for her character. The upcoming episode 10 promises to extend the show's consistent combination of heartwarming friendship moments and culinary adventures, while the festival experience strengthens the bond between club members.

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