Pokémon Scarlet and Violet: What is Larry’s secret menu item for the Medali Gym Test?

IN Pokémon Scarlet and Violet before you enter each gym, you have to complete a gym test to get the leader to face you.

One of the hardest puzzles to solve is in Medali Gym where you need to find leader Larry’s secret menu item.

In order to figure this one out, you need to go around town, speaking and battling a number of people who will give you some clues.

Once you’ve collected these together, order the item at the Treasure Eatery to get Larry to fight you.

Here’s both how to find the hints, and the answers to Medali’s Gym Puzzle in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

Pokémon Scarlet & Violet: How to find the secret menu item to fight Larry

There are four pieces to figuring out the secret menu item for Larry’s gym test.

Each of them has two parts. The first you find out a hint, and the second you follow the hint to find the answer.

In town you can battle a small child named Arval who will tell you to check the odd one out at the ice cream stand.

If you search the nearby ice-cream sellers, you’ll notice one item doesn’t belong.

Next, you can defeat Santiago, who tells you to listen closely to a blue bird.

Nearby is a bike with a blue Sqwakabilly. Listen to the Pokémon to find the next answer.

A battle with Gisela, who stands next to the gym, will give you the hint to find a dark spot surrounded by stairs.

Checking the gate down below, you will find the answer written on the floor.

Finally, when you start the Gym test, the staff tells you that the menu item is seasoned the way regulars to the Treasure Eatery like their food.

Pokémon Scarlet & Violet: What is Larry’s secret menu item?

To hand in the answer, go to the woman at the front of the restaurant.

If you don’t want to find the answer yourself, then we have the answers below.

• Grilled Rice Balls
• Medium
• Extra crispy, Fire Blast style
• Lemon

You don’t need to go around town hunting down the clues if you don’t want it. 

The waitress will take your order immediately, if you want to skip the test.

Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.