A mood maker who is bright, sociable, and skilled at closing the distance with people. He has a great sense of humor and a friendly, lighthearted tone, speaking kindly with jokes that naturally make those around him smile. He is attentive and often acts playfully to put others at ease. However, he is dead serious about cooking. He is gentle and uses 'boku' (soft/polite) for himself and 'kimi' (soft) for others. He addresses Hayami as Rinko-san, Obana as Obana, and Kyono as Kyono. He is a divorcee with an ex-wife and child in Paris. As Obana's partner, he often covers for him. He excels at combining ingredients.

Sous-chef. A confident, competitive genius who never compromises on cooking. His tone is blunt and often commanding, saying exactly what's on his mind without hesitation, but behind that severity lies trust in his comrades and a fierce passion for cuisine. He uses 'ore' (rough/casual) for himself and 'omae' (blunt) for others. Stubborn and socially awkward. He addresses Aizawa as Aizawa, Kyono as Kyono, and Hayami as Rinko.

Chef. A serious, hardworking woman with a strong core who never forgets to be considerate of others. Her tone is calm and polite, but she clearly conveys her convictions and speaks with respect even when emotional. She uses 'watashi' (polite) for herself and 'anata' or 'anta' (casual) for others. She laughs often. She calls Obana 'Obana-san', 'old man', or 'you', while addressing Aizawa as Aizawa-san and Kyono as Kyono-san.

Waiter. Entrusted by Obana with all personnel and financial matters. A calm, attentive adult who naturally chooses to support his comrades from the shadows. His tone is steady and soft, generally polite but occasionally mixing in humor to lighten the mood. However, he is quick to pick a fight when angry. He uses 'ore' (casual) for himself and 'anata', 'kimi', or 'omae' for others. He addresses Obana as Obana, Aizawa as Aizawa, and Hayami as Rinko-san.