How to make Straw Hat Strawberry Float in ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet
麦わらいちごフロート
Recipe
- Straw Hat Strawberry Float
Idea from: Luffy
Category: Drink
How to make Straw Hat Strawberry Float, step by step
- Open the shop menu, choose to make a new dish and pick Luffy, the character whose idea unlocks Straw Hat Strawberry Float.
- Choose the Drink Recipe. The recipe card sets the dish type, and Straw Hat Strawberry Float is a drink.
- Choose Rare Fruit Platter as the ingredient. Ingredients you don't have are greyed out.
- Straw Hat Strawberry Float is the only known dish for this combination.
Check what your cards and ingredients make in the Recipe FinderHow dish development works
Ingredients and where to get them
- Drink Recipe: Whisky Peak (Sea 2), Enies Lobby (Sea 4), Shells Town (Sea 1), Sabaody Archipelago (Sea 4), Wreck of the Dreadnaught Sabre (Sea 1), Mock Town (Sea 2), Fish-Man Island (Sea 5). Can only be obtained once.
- Rare Fruit Platter: Dressrosa (Sea 6), Florian Triangle (Sea 4)
What we know about Straw Hat Strawberry Float so far
Straw Hat Strawberry Float appears in an official screenshot on the Steam store page, as the drink of the Sunny Burger set menu. The Japanese screenshot names it 麦わらいちごフロート.
Its recipe card and ingredient haven't been published yet. We'll add them as soon as they are.
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FAQ
- How do you make Straw Hat Strawberry Float in ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet?
- Combine the Drink Recipe with Rare Fruit Platter when you develop a new dish from Luffy's idea.
- What kind of dish is Straw Hat Strawberry Float?
- Straw Hat Strawberry Float is a drink, so it fills the drink slot when you build a set menu. Its Japanese name is 麦わらいちごフロート.
- Where do I get Rare Fruit Platter and the Drink Recipe?
- You find Rare Fruit Platter on outings to Dressrosa (Sea 6) and Florian Triangle (Sea 4), and the Drink Recipe on outings to Whisky Peak (Sea 2), Enies Lobby (Sea 4), Shells Town (Sea 1), Sabaody Archipelago (Sea 4), Wreck of the Dreadnaught Sabre (Sea 1), Mock Town (Sea 2), and Fish-Man Island (Sea 5).
Sources: Steam store page (checked Oct 23, 2026) · Game8 (Japanese) – dish list and where to find ingredients (checked Oct 24, 2026) · Game8 (Japanese) – how to develop new dishes (checked Oct 24, 2026)