ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet Walkthrough: Start to Sail

Opening Mission: Get Baratie Number Two Running

Your floating restaurant needs customers, dishes, and room to grow—and this ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet walkthrough connects those jobs into a practical route. Understanding how cooking, exploration, and customer requests work together helps you spend resources with a clear purpose. Follow this ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet walkthrough from your opening restaurant setup through the objectives that carry you into another sea.

You join Baratie Number Two as a rookie staff member, helping Luffy and Sanji rebuild the restaurant’s reputation after impostors damage its name. Your ship starts small, but feeding customers brings in money for furniture, facilities, and expansion.

1. Serve meals from your starting kitchen. Use the dishes you can currently prepare rather than waiting for an elaborate menu.
2. Read customer requests as they arrive. Food, décor, gifts, and character interactions all contribute to winning people over.
3. Check your area objectives. Review the requirements through the menus and the progress summary that appears at the end of the day.
4. Keep resources available for exploration. Trips bring back ingredients and items that support both cooking and customer relationships.

Area	Objective	Items or rewards
Baratie Number Two	Feed visitors and develop the restaurant	Meal income and customer relationships
Islands, villages, and bases	Send the crew exploring	Ingredients, gift items, and new visitors
Later regions	Continue growing your customer base	New regional furniture and additional characters

On PC, turn off Auto Scroll where its control appears if dialogue moves too quickly. Some tutorial bubbles still advance automatically, so concentrate on the current task before chasing every new notification.

Keep an eye on:

• Customer introductions and short conversations.
• Requests tied to specific dishes or decorations.
• Your current area objectives before spending on another facility.

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Kitchen Mission: Build Your Menu With Sanji

Cooking connects your ingredients, character ideas, and restaurant income. Sanji develops dishes with help from the people you meet, while finished food can become part of a decorated set menu.

For this part of the ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet walkthrough, separate creating a dish from assembling the meal you sell. A new recipe expands your options; a set menu combines those options into a finished offering.

1. Check the meal ideas you already have. Match them against your available ingredients.
2. Cook with Sanji. Devil Fruit users can provide special assistance with some creations.
3. Combine finished dishes into a set. Meal sets can contain up to four items.
4. Add decorative touches. Plates, utensils, figures, and other flourishes let you customize the presentation.
5. Review the resulting meal values. Decide whether your immediate priority is price, taste, appearance, or a requested dish.

Meal element	What it contributes	What to check
Recipe idea	A dish Sanji can develop	Required ingredients
Finished dishes	Food for your set menu	Available combinations
Shared Straw Hat endorsement	An additional price benefit when paired	Which crew member endorses each dish
Decorative elements	Presentation customization	The finished set’s appearance

Build around the task in front of you

In this ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet walkthrough, use a requested dish when you are trying to win over a particular customer. For general service, compare the displayed values of your available sets before choosing what to sell.

Once automatic meal selection becomes available, use it to handle routine menu assembly while you focus on exploration or customer requests. Return to manual assembly when you want to arrange a particular combination.

The menu includes recognizable dishes such as Water-Water Meat BBQ and Sea King Penne Gorgonzola, alongside creations inspired by Devil Fruit powers. Keep developing food as you meet more characters; their ideas are part of recipe discovery.

Keep an eye on:

• Newly available meal ideas after customer interactions.
• Ingredients that complete an existing recipe.
• Requests for food you have not cooked yet.

Restaurant Expansion: Shape Your Tables and Support the Crew

Furniture affects the atmosphere around your tables, and customers have preferences about their surroundings. With over 200 furniture, building, and decorative items, expansion gives you plenty to arrange—but a request can depend on how pieces work together.

The practical priority in this ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet walkthrough is to connect each purchase to a visible need: seating, a customer’s preferred setting, a facility, or additional space.

1. Check the request before buying furniture. Identify whether it asks for a particular table environment.
2. Arrange the surrounding décor. Different furnishings create different moods around tables.
3. Review comfort alongside appearance. Comfort affects customer happiness and spending.
4. Expand through Franky when space becomes restrictive. He handles furnishings and increases the ship’s floor space.

Solve the Marine table and wall requests

On PC, create a Marine table by placing Marine flooring around a regular table. The surrounding floor changes the table’s theme, so start with the flooring rather than searching for a separate Marine table item.

Flooring also determines indoor and outdoor space. Use dining room flooring to create an enclosed interior with walls. Use deck flooring to remove that enclosure and make the area outdoors.

Keep these changes focused on the section you are adjusting. Inspect the resulting table or room before continuing with the rest of your layout.

Put each Straw Hat’s service to work

Your crew adds functions that reach beyond serving food.

Crew member	Restaurant role
Sanji	Develops and cooks dishes
Luffy	Explores for ingredients, items, and visitors
Zoro	Trains the Straw Hats
Nami	Helps with finances and negotiates discounts
Franky	Builds furnishings and expands the ship
Usopp	Creates meal decorations and utensils

Nami can negotiate a half-price discount on new amenities once per day. Compare your planned purchases before using that opportunity on something inexpensive.

Train crew members as their services become available. Exploration rewards can require particular crew members or higher levels, giving training a practical purpose beyond raising numbers.

Keep an eye on:

• Flooring that changes a requested table’s theme.
• Furniture suited to a customer’s preferences.
• New crew services after another Straw Hat joins.

Regional Exploration: Gather Ingredients and Win Fans

Exploration supplies the restaurant with more than food. Your crew can return with gift items and new characters, creating more opportunities for recipes, requests, and repeat business.

Use this stage of the ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet walkthrough to work backward from whatever is blocking you. A missing ingredient points toward exploration; an unfinished customer request points toward food, décor, gifts, or another character.

1. Read the destination requirements. Trips can cost Berry, affinity points, or coins.
2. Check the crew requirements. Some rewards depend on a specific Straw Hat or a higher level.
3. Send the crew out for a relevant need. Prioritize ingredients and items connected to your current tasks.
4. Review what comes back. Revisit cooking ideas and customer requests after each return.
5. Interact with new visitors. Their preferences and relationships create further opportunities.

Customer request or preference	Action to take
A particular dish	Develop the food and include it in your offerings
A preferred table setting	Adjust the surrounding furniture or flooring
A specific item	Check your exploration items for the requested gift
An interaction with another character	Work toward bringing the relevant character aboard

Turn visitors into traveling fans

Fans follow your restaurant into new regions. Before leaving an area, review the people you want to bring along and work through their outstanding requests.

Gift relevant exploration items to customers whose requests match them. Pay attention to food preferences and preferred décor as well: serving everyone from the same menu does not resolve every individual request.

Character affection also matters. Raising it to specified levels can open additional crafting options or introduce more customers. Revisit familiar faces instead of concentrating exclusively on whoever arrived most recently.

When a particular recipe is holding you up, broaden your customer interactions and continue exploring. New food ideas come from characters, so growing the guest list supports the kitchen too.

Keep an eye on:

• Gift items connected to unfinished requests.
• Visitors you want to convert into fans before departure.
• Rewards requiring a different crew member or more training.

Area Clear: Finish Objectives and Challenge the Impostors

Restaurant growth feeds into regional progress. Each area has five objectives, including goals such as turning customers into fans and exceeding rival restaurant sales. Completing the area leads to another culinary showdown with the impostors.

Bring the earlier parts of this ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet walkthrough together here: exploration supplies ingredients, cooking expands your meals, and customer requests build the fanbase needed to advance.

1. Review every remaining objective. Use the daily summary or the relevant menus to identify the exact unfinished requirement.
2. Work on that requirement directly. Focus on customer requests for a fan objective or meal income for a sales objective.
3. Prepare for the cooking challenge. Check the required theme and assemble dishes with the displayed values in mind.
4. Complete the showdown. Later contests require more dishes and higher values.
5. Review your customers before moving forward. Finish requests for favorites you want to accompany the restaurant.

Keep spending connected to progress

Exploration, facilities, and ship expansion compete for resources. Shops, buffets, and hired employees also bring daily overhead.

Check those costs before adding another ongoing expense. Keep money available for the exploration trip or purchase that addresses your current objective, and use Nami’s discount when it meaningfully reduces a planned amenity purchase.

If sales are the remaining hurdle, revisit your meal sets and restaurant comfort. If fans are the hurdle, return to individual requests. Follow the objective’s wording rather than expanding the ship simply because another purchase is available.

Before departure, check:

• Outstanding requests from favorite customers.
• Available recipes using newly collected ingredients.
• Crew training needed for future exploration rewards.

FAQ

What should I prioritize in a ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet walkthrough?

Start with serving meals, reading customer requests, and checking your area objectives. Then explore for ingredients and gifts that help complete those tasks. Keep cooking, customer relationships, and restaurant development moving together.

How do I make a Marine table?

On PC, place Marine flooring around a regular table. The flooring changes the table’s theme. For indoor and outdoor construction, dining room flooring creates walls, while deck flooring removes the enclosure.

How do I get more recipes?

Develop character relationships, welcome new customers, and explore. Sanji draws meal ideas from characters, while exploration provides ingredients and further recipe opportunities. Recheck your cooking options after new visitors and expedition returns.

How do I move to the next area?

Complete the current area’s five objectives and its culinary showdown against the impostors. Review the daily objective summary to find unfinished requirements, and convert favorite visitors into fans so they can follow your restaurant to new regions.