I do talk about the Event Dishes in my definitive guide. That said, I guess I could make the Event dishes into their own video as well.

Best of luck, that is a long goal, and there are a lot of dishes.

I have them in the fish farm, like 8 of every morning to send all extra to the kitchen, leaving me with 8 to breed.

It's not that it's better, it's that sometimes you're better off using a 1 portion dish. For example at Gold Cooksta rank, you'll have 28 customers visit you per day. Tropical fish sushi set has 9 portions. If you serve the tropical fish sushi set 3 times it will feed 27 people (9 x 3 = 27), you still have 1 person left to feed, if you put on another Tropical fish sushi set, the customer will eat 1 portion and the day will end with 8 portions left over which are discarded, meaning the 4th one you make uses 9 fish and 3 rice to serve only 1 person, as all other portions got discarded. In situations like that you'll want to serve Special Fried Shrimp Sushi. This also occurs if you serve 2 12 serving dishes and 2 9 serving dishes at diamond rank as you have 45 customers to serve and that portions only add to 42. Similarly if you serve a 6 serving dish like Soy Sauce Marinated Crab 7 times, it only reaches 42, instead of 45. Overall what I mean is sometimes the number of portions you're serving and the maximum number of customers don't line up nicely and you need to use something like the Special Fried Shrimp Sushi to bridge the gap.

@@Randomturtle001 thanks mate, that's very clear! it's about like more portion dishes could limit the variety of orders interesting system hey!

Each cooksta rank has a predetermined maximum amount of customers that will visit on a night. It's been a long time since I was a lower cooksta rank. According to a forum post I wrote at Gold Rank there will be 28 customers per night (21 if you go night diving), Platinum is 36 customers per night, and Diamond is 45 customers per night. I'm unsure if these numbers are still correct. Your best off checking yourself. To do this all you need to do it open the restaurant and see how many customers you end up serving. It should be roughly the same every night. That said I have seen it fluctuate by 1 or 2 people. I think sometimes I end up with 42 customers served, however the theory on that is that it's about how fast you serve customers as if there is no seat free then a customer won't sit down.

@@Randomturtle001 interesting. I thought you were open for a given amount of time. And thus the faster the servers and cooks, the more you could serve during that time.

Hmmm i see... im at diamond now... so i have to preaparred food fot 50 customer at least

You need to get a dish that has it's taste rating higher than the required number. If you have the Glacial Area unlocked, collect seadragons and enhance the "Seadragon Onigiri" it only requires the 1 ingredient and has the highest taste in the game.

Thank you for your feedback, im trying that later 😁🙏🏻

Is the Dish at Level 10?

@@Randomturtle001 No it wasn't , so you're selling these after enhancing 10 times on the dish? my fish farm isn't quite there for that amount yet.

@@madac219 all the dishes shown are level 10 yes. The main aim with the Stellate Puffer Nicogori is to make a small net gun and use that to catch the puffer fish at 3 star quality, as well as harvesting the Agar plants in the shallows. The puffer fish are quite abundant so obtaining them can be quite straight forward. It get's expensive to level a dish to level 10, but relatively it is pretty cheap to get them to for example level 7. After that it really ramps up in resource cost. So it is really up to the player how much to enhance a given dish.

A great mode of transport.

Man I cringed so hard when I head this pronunciation. Seriously made me want to apologize to all Japanese people @randomturtle001

@@ddr2nite Yeah, I can understand that, pronouncing foreign words I've never seen before is not my specialty. I apologise for butchering the pronunciation, I wanted to at least attempt to read it, offending anyone was not my intent.

What you'll want to do is get an employee like Kyoko to level 5 and this unlocks the "Stellate Puffer Nicogori" That dish is good for the early game, if you can get that dish to level 4 it will be even better. I have a playthrough of Dave The Diver going on my channel at the moment and focusing on that at the beginning has gone really well for me, it has carried me all the way to chapter 6. To make the dish all you need are the white puffer fish, the Agar plants, and soy sauce, both can be found in the shallows. The soy sauce is a bit harder to get but can be done, and if you have some dispatch employees you'll be set.

@@Randomturtle001 Nice, thank you for the tip!

The Rice farm has 13 plants and automatically replants. When farming other crops I kept harvesting the rice and ended up with a lot of it as you get far more rice than other crops.

I don't even have 400 hours in the game (as your original comment before editing suggested). What you're seeing with my account is endgame stuff sure, but what I'm explaining is what dishes are going to be reliable to work on. For example I mention the "Stellate Puffer Nicogori" as the early game option, where it is unlocked by training almost any of the staff to level 5 (some staff unlock other dishes at level 5 instead, but if they don't have a specific unlock, this is unlocked) which can be done early. Then all the ingredients for it are found in the shallows 0-50m, the area you immediately have access to at the start of the game. Yes you won't immediately have the dish enhanced to level 10, that takes time, but it also doesn't need to be level 10 to start making decent money, Since price and level are in a linear relationship. It can easily be worth ~400 around level 5, where relatively few ingredients are invested into enhancing. The next items I mention are in order of appearance, and to give a heads up on what to transition into. For example the "Crimson Fish Roll" is obtained by training the employee "Billy" to level 15, sure that takes a bit of investment. But if you start early, using the money from the Stellate Puffer Nicogori, you'll know that you should be focusing on specific employees such a Billy as if you're doing that you'll have access to such dishes as soon a possible. You don't need to be at the end of the game to level up dishes or employees, this guide is about guiding people to the easier dishes to get a lot of. The menu is there for reference and to compare dishes on equal grounds to each other. Everything I'm saying is about how to get the dishes and ingredients, and when and where they're available. If you're looking at this video and thinking that I'm saying everyone should be able to get everything to level 10 immediately you are mistaken. It's about what dishes are good to prioritise and what ingredients/fish you really want to have large populations of in the fish farm as soon as you can.

I have played a lot of time in game, and every in game day going to the fish farm to send the overflow to the restaurant. I aim to keep around 10 or 20 of a fish I use often depending on tank size/how many other fish I need to keep in that tank, ect.

Stellate Puffer Nicogori is definitely early game.