I want the full game oh my lord.
You've got a great setting, interesting characters, and the start of a good mystery.
Aesthetically the game is very strong, particularly the textured, thick lineart art style. It feels carefree, much like how the protagonist is. The UI matching was also great. Points at which when it swapped back to Ren'py's default look was a bit jarring. (Naming the main character, loading, etc. )
The writing is pretty good! Without spoiling, I'm excited for the rest of the story, and I would so far recommend this to anyone who doesn't mind the cliffhanger. We just have to wait together for more.
As well, I identified with the protagonist a lot in forgetfulness, wandering, and otherwise just jumping into things good or bad.
I enjoyed the music too, but I felt like the writing and artstyle was stronger and more important to Airship Chef's identity and personality as a game.
My biggest gripe is I want more.
I'm already a bit invested into the mystery of the main character, ofc.
I'm sad that the messed up food (food gorn?) isn't colored in any variation.