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Episode 5, "Eat at Baratie!" is not one to watch when you're hungry. Though we don't get to the good stuff right away, starting the episode right where we left off, with the crew realizing Luffy (Iñaki Godoy) is Garp's (Vincent Regan) grandson. A short flashback reveals that Garp once had aspirations of Luffy joining the Marines, but Luffy has always been a pirate through and through.

Garp fires on the brand-new Going Merry, smashing a chunk of their banister, and the crew is finally facing their first skirmish at sea. Luffy orders Usopp (Jacob Romero) to load the canon and fire, while Nami (Emily Rudd) takes point with Zoro (Mackenyu) in getting their ship as far away from the Marines as they can. They have plenty of pluck and heart, but the one thing the crew lacks is coordination, and they don't manage to get off a single shot before Garp lobs a cannonball at them by hand. Luffy inflates his chest and bounces the volley back, taking out Garp's sail and buying them enough time to get away, which makes Garp proud, confusing the hell out of Koby (Morgan Davies) and Helmeppo (Aidan Scott).

Nami sails the crew away, into a dense cloud of fog. Though it helps keep them hidden, Nami can't do much else either, navigation-wise. While they wait it out, she and Usopp nominate Zoro, as First Mate, to go talk to Luffy and see how he's holding up after coming face to face with his grandfather. Though it's obvious in the small moments that Zoro gets along with everyone, he isn't exactly the talking and feelings type, and when Luffy won't openly share how he feels, Zoro is happy to drop matters immediately. But while Nami might not be able to navigate in the fog, Luffy suddenly becomes a master navigator and pulls them out of the fog by following his nose right to the front door of Baratie, a fish-shaped restaurant in the middle of the sea.

Figuring they might as well eat while they're here, the gang gets all dressed up and heads over to Baratie. Luffy and Usopp's attempts to win over the maître d' by telling him Luffy is the future king of pirates go poorly, with Nami slipping him a little money to get them seated instead. They settle into a large booth, and while logically I know Zoro moves to sit next to Nami because that side of the table more easily accommodates his three katanas, my shipper heart would like to thank the storytelling gods for throwing these two characters together so often this season.

Over in the kitchen, we get our first look at Sanji (Taz Skylar) — or, rather, Sanji's hands as he meticulously prepares a delicious-looking True Bluefin Sauté. Fellow chef Patty (Brashaad Mayweather) warns him that Chef Zeff (Craig Fairbrass) won't be too happy with Sanji going off menu, and he is proven correct almost immediately when Zeff disposes of the dish and throws Sanji out of the kitchen to wait tables instead. Though given that Sanji did call "order up" when he was done cooking, I have to wonder if some poor patron is going to sit there wondering what became of their dinner.

In the dining room, Sanji quickly ends a fight between two patrons, kicking both to the floor when smooth-talking doesn't work, a sight that immediately impresses Luffy. As much as she pretends to hate the teasing, a small smile betrays the fact that this kind of gentle ribbing doesn't really happen to her all too often, and she finally has the chance to let her guard down just a tiny bit.

With Garp's ship out of commission for a couple of days, he decides against calling in reinforcements from other Marines, opting to call in the big guns instead. Or rather, the comically big sword. He calls Dracule Mihawk (Steven Ward), a pirate with a canceled bounty, asking him to chase down Luffy. Mihawk is a tad preoccupied, eliminating Don Krieg (Milton Schorr) and his entire fleet using only Yoru, the massive sword he wears strapped to his back, a blade so impressive, the force of wind it generates is enough to split Krieg's ship in two. However, Garp's pitch is just intriguing enough that Mihawk accepts the job.

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