Jul 19, 2016 06:16 AM EDT By Gretch Zayas, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Shokugeki No Soma" Season 2 Episode 3 is now available online. The episode circles the Hamburger Battle between Akira Hayama and Hisako Arato.

The "Shokugeki No Soma" Season 2 episode 3 commenced with the second battle.  Alice Nakiri's secretary Ryo Kurokiba defeats Megumi Tadokoro in the Ramen Battle. Despite being the loser, the crowd praises Megumi, especially Miyoko Hojo, because of her prose in cooking.

Akira Hayama and Erina Nakiri's secretary has shown each other's skill in the next battle for the Autumn Elections. Hisako used turtle meat and steamed pork buns as a peg. She placed a touch of  Chinese oriental medicine since she has a knowledge about it.

Meanwhile, Akira Hayama used his sense of smell and prepared a fragrant dish, that  led him to victory. His recipe included the combination of lamb and beef and a native dish in Turkey. He also used pita as buns, yogurt sauce, and achaar, Crunchy Roll reported.

"Shokugeki No Soma" Season 2 has 13 episodes. The main characters in the first season will reprise their roles, Anime news network reported. Its opening theme song, "Rough Diamonds," is sung by SCREEN mode, while the the ending theme song, "Snow Drop," is sung by Nano Ripe.

The "Shkugeki No Soma" characters include Yoshitsugu Matsuoka as Sōma Yukihira, Risa Taneda as Erina Nakiri, Minami Takahashi as Megumi Tadokoro, Junichi Suwabe as Akira Hayama, Nobuhiko Okamoto as Ryō Kurokiba, Natsuki Hanae as Takumi Aldini, Saori Ōnishi as Hisako Arato, Chinatsu Akasaki as Alice Nakiri.

"Shokugeki No Soma" anime adapts YÅ«to Tsukuda and Shun Saeki's "Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma" manga. It focuses on Sōma's life as a server to his family's restaurant. His father is a culinary master and he always hosts cooking battles. Through his father's,  he was able to enroll in an elite culinary school that has a 10 percent graduation where he meets many students. He was also able to gather experiences that made him grow.

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