One of the many aspects of Disney Dreamlight Valley is cooking, and one dish you can make is Sushi. This two-star dish is one of the simplest to prepare, using only two ingredients.
Although it’s not necessary to make it throughout most of the game, it does become mandatory to make it in the Magic Moments quest given by Ursula.
Ingredients required to make Sushi in Dreamlight Valley
Making Sushi, although much more complex in real life, is quite simple in Disney’s Dreamlight Valley, considering you require only two materials and a few minutes to prepare it.
The only two ingredients you need to make sushi in Dreamlight Valley are:
- Fish (1x of any kind)
- Rice (1x)
All you have to do is head to your kitchen or stove and throw in these two ingredients, and it should be done quickly.
As for the ingredients, you can catch fish at certain water bodies across the valley using your trusty fishing rod. If you don’t have any rice, you can purchase it from Goofy’s stall (i.e. after repairing it) in the Glade of Trust biome for 35 coins each.
Although seeming to be a mere food, sushi can be used in many ways in Dreamlight Valley. You can either eat it to get energy (405), give it to an NPC to increase your Friendship level with them, or sell it for 111 Coins each.
Sushi types and how to cook them in Dreamlight Valley
You can prepare a total of eight Sushi meals. The basic ingredient of the type of Sushi is Rice. Once prepared, every type of Sushi will have a different rating. The recipe and the Sushi and Maki ratings are mentioned in the table below.
| Sushi Type | Ratings | Recipe |
|---|---|---|
| Simple Sushi | 2 | Any fish and Rice |
| Fugu Sushi | 3 | Fugu, Rice, and Seaweed |
| Maguro Sushi | 4 | Tuna, Ginger, Rice, and Seaweed |
| Sake Sushi | 2 | Salmon and Rice |
| Sushi Type | Ratings | Recipe |
|---|---|---|
| Simple Maki | 3 | Any fish, Rice. And Seaweed |
| Kappa Maki | 3 | Cucumber, Rice, and Seaweed |
| Sake Maki | 3 | Salmo, Rice, and Seaweed |
| Tekka Maki | 4 | Tuna, Soya, Rice, and Seaweed |
