Confusion over the use of いい人


The scenario is a group of friends trying to figure out what to eat. One
person says: 決を採ります！ 洋食焼き[どど]がいい人ー？！

Friends respond: はあーい

He then says: 次に和食定食[めんぼう]がいい人ー！

Response: はあーい

I feel like I'm overthinking this but are (どど) and (めんぼう) supposed to be the
names of eateries, and if so why use いい人 to describe something that isn't a
person? If someone could enlighten me I would appreciate it, thank you.




いい人 can be confusing if you don't know how to use it.

In a way, it can mean "good person".  
But in this case it means "person who chooses XX". Especially during such
votes.  
It's in a way a very abridge and casual way to say :

> 「これ」の方がいいと思っている人はいますか？

It is also something me and probably many people do with their young children
for fun. Ask "おいしい人！"、"もう一回やりたい人！"、"アイスクリームが食べたい人！", etc. and the kid will
raise his hand with a big smile and say "はーい！"

