ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet

Gameplay

Kairosoft brings its management formula to the ONE PIECE world: you lay out the Baratie 2, a floating restaurant, with tables, decorations and facilities, then create dishes and set menus. The chef and the Straw Hat crew largely work on their own, while Luffy explores to bring back ingredients and gifts. Siliconera and MonsterVine praise a rewarding loop; COGconnected finds it too hands-off and its pace overwhelming.

Content

You sail from sea to sea to welcome hundreds of characters from the series, turning them into fans with specific gifts or dishes, before cooking battles against the Fake Straw Hat Crew. Siliconera and MonsterVine praise the faithfulness to Eiichiro Oda’s work and the pixel art; MonsterVine notes a few English translation errors. According to COGconnected, the bulk of it takes under 20 hours, with no paid currency or stamina system.

Platforms

Released on 22 October 2026 for PC (Steam), iOS and Android, and on 23 October in Europe for Switch and Switch 2. On 11 November 2026 it costs €19.99 on Steam and the eShop (Switch and Switch 2), €16.99 as a Steam key at Green Man Gaming and €15.99 on the App Store and Google Play. Steam and the eShop list French text. Siliconera reports slowdowns on Switch 2 once the restaurant fills up.

Who is it for?

For ONE PIECE fans and players of Kairosoft management games such as Game Dev Story. Those expecting a real cooking game or deeper management may, like COGconnected, find it repetitive.

Conclusion

Siliconera and MonsterVine call it one of Kairosoft’s best restaurant games and faithful to the series; COGconnected is more reserved about its autopilot feel. This is not a hands-on review.

Press average

The rating block above shows the press average calculated from original reviews of the Switch 2 version, checked on 11 November 2026: Siliconera 8/10, MonsterVine 4.5/5 and COGconnected 65/100. Each score is converted to /20 and averaged with equal weight. This sourced overview is not a hands-on review.