Half assed written, cliché ridden, history of a 58 year old guy without any history for himself, other than longing the company of a brat he guarded 29 years ago.
I personally don't know or care if the story gets better past chapter 2, I dropped it half way the second one.

This is a bit difficult to describe, but it's definitely a good read. The MC is a old knight, he's stronger than most but not the strongest, he's on a journey to see the world, and he enjoys food a lot. There's some pretty good action scenes, good story, and the characters feel distinct.

I think this does a good job of having a character like food, but not making it a huge deal (I find that it can get annoying in other works when someone's spending pages and pages to rant about curry or something). It's used pretty well as a way to spruce-up lulls in the action.

The pace is on the slow side, but it doesn't drag on and on or enter a holding pattern (from what I've seen as of Ch 16).

I think the art is quite good too.

I recommend giving it a read.