Bandai Namco Entertainment has announced One Piece: Grand Gourmet, a new restaurant management simulation game based on the long-running anime and manga series. The title is set to launch on October 23, 2026, for Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PC via Steam, and mobile devices.
The game places players alongside the Straw Hat Crew aboard the Baratie Number Two, a floating restaurant on the open sea. Working with Sanji, players will be tasked with building and managing a successful dining destination by preparing meals, gathering ingredients, creating menu combinations, and customizing the restaurant’s appearance to attract customers from across the One Piece world.
According to Bandai Namco, the game will feature more than 400 characters from the franchise, all presented in a new pixel-art-inspired visual style. Familiar heroes and villains alike will visit the restaurant as customers, while some characters can also become part of the staff. Players will be able to experience unique interactions and character-focused events created specifically for the game.
Cooking and menu creation play a central role in the experience. Players can work with Sanji to prepare a variety of dishes inspired by the series, combining ingredients to develop meal sets and unlocking additional recipes through exploration. The menu will include recognizable foods from the One Piece universe, alongside dishes influenced by the powers of Devil Fruits.
Restaurant customization is another major feature. More than 200 decorative items will be available, allowing players to personalize the establishment with themed furniture and decorations inspired by locations throughout the series. Options range from designs based on Whole Cake Island to items inspired by the futuristic setting of Egghead. Bandai Namco says certain characters may become regular visitors if they particularly enjoy the restaurant’s atmosphere.
One Piece: Grand Gourmet launches on October 23, 2026, for Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PC via Steam, and mobile platforms. The game marks a new direction for the franchise, bringing its cast of characters into a management simulation focused on food, customization, and life aboard the seas.
