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You can cook dishes three times a day in Pokemon Sleep to increase Snorlax Strength. Read on for some useful tips on the best dishes to cook, which ingredients to use, how to increase dish Strength, and how to expand your cooking pot.
All Cooking Guides | ||
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Salad Recipes | Curry Recipes | Dessert Recipes |
List of All Recipes | Cooking Guide and Best Dishes | Best Ingredients and Pokemon |
List of Contents
New Recipes | ||
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“Flower Gift” Macarons Base Strength: 13834 |
“Petal Dance” Chocolate Tart Base Strength: 3314 |
“Teatime” Corn Scones Base Strength: 10925 |
“Explosion” Popcorn Base Strength: 6048 |
“Limber” Corn Stew Base Strength: 4670 |
“Inferno” Corn Keema Curry Base Strength: 13690 |
“Calm Mind” Fruit Salad Base Strength: 7675 |
“Fury Attack” Corn Salad Base Strength: 2785 |
Greengrass Salad Base Strength: 11393 |
All of the new dishes added for the Valentine's Day Event and the Greengrass Corn recipes added alongside Lapis Lakeside are decently strong recipes that you'll want to make.
Dish | Recipe | Base Strength |
---|---|---|
“Flower Gift” Macarons |
・
Soothing Cacao
x25
・ Fancy Egg x25 ・ Honey x17 ・ Moomoo Milk x10 Total ingredients: 77 |
13834 |
“Inferno” Corn Keema Curry |
・
Fiery Herb
x27
・ Bean Sausage x24 ・ Greengrass Corn x14 ・ Warming Ginger x12 Total ingredients: 77 |
13690 |
Ninja Salad |
・
Greengrass Soybeans
x19
・ Large Leek x15 ・ Warming Ginger x11 ・ Tasty Mushroom x12 Total ingredients: 57 |
11659 |
Three of the newest recipes have the highest dish Strength in the game. “Flower Gift” Macarons is the strongest dessert recipe, “Inferno” Corn Keema Curry is the strongest curry, and Greengrass Salad is the strongest salad recipe you can make.
Dish | Recipe | Base Strength |
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“Bulk Up” Bean Curry |
・
Greengrass Soybeans
x12
・ Bean Sausage x6 ・ Fiery Herb x4 ・ Fancy Egg x4 Total ingredients: 26 |
3274 |
“Steadfast” Ginger Cookies |
・
Honey
x14
・ Warming Ginger x12 ・ Soothing Cacao x5 ・ Fancy Egg x4 Total ingredients: 35 |
4921 |
“Overheat” Ginger Salad |
・
Fiery Herb
x17
・ Warming Ginger x10 ・ Snoozy Tomato x8 Total ingredients: 35 |
5225 |
“Bulk Up” Bean Curry, “Steadfast” Ginger Cookies, and “Overheat” Ginger Salad are the strongest dishes you can make even if you only have 35 Sleep Styles registered. These recipes also don't need any ingredients that unlock at level 30 or the Lapis Lakesisde-only Greengrass Corn.
Take note that these recipes still require you to either expand your cooking pot or wait until Sunday for the large cooking pot bonus.
Dish | Recipe | Base Strength |
---|---|---|
Beanburger Curry |
・
Bean Sausage
x7
Total ingredients: 7 |
764 |
Craft Soda Pop |
・
Honey
x9
Total ingredients: 9 |
964 |
Snoozy Tomato Salad |
・
Snoozy Tomato
x8
Total ingredients: 8 |
933 |
If you don't have access to a lot of ingredients yet and want to focus on gathering just one type of ingredient for the week, these are the best recipes to make for each dish category.
Some of the best Helper Pokemon you can use to find these ingredients are Charmander for collecting Bean Sausages, Bulbasaur for Honey, and either Bellsprout or Diglett for Snoozy Tomatoes.
Best Ingredients and Helper Pokemon For Dishes
After meeting the second Sleep Style Dex Goal, which is to register 12 Sleep Styles, you'll be able to follow recipes when cooking. It allows you to make dishes that you've made before, and shows you how many other dishes you have yet to make.
If you want to discover recipes all by yourself, try mixing and matching the ingredients you have in your inventory every time you're cooking a dish for Snorlax.
Check your recipe list for the ingredient portions of missing recipes. You won't be able to tell which ingredients are which until you've unlocked the recipe, but knowing the amounts you need should be able to help guide you.
When manually choosing ingredients, you can tap Preview to show what dish will be made after cooking. Recipes you've unlocked before will show up when you use the right ingredients, and those that you haven't unlocked yet will be displayed with a question mark (?).
List of All Ingredients and How to Get Them
The Auto Cook option selects random ingredients you have in your inventory and throws them in the pot. The dish that you'll get will depend on whatever ingredients were used.
As such, you may discover a brand new cooking recipe just by letting the game pick out the ingredients for you!
If you have ingredients that you want to save and prevent from being tossed into the cooking pot during Auto Cook, you can select up to 3 ingredients to mark as favorite.
Do this by tapping on Ingredient Options at the bottom right of your Cooking screen.
Every Snorlax has a favorite type of dish, which will be the only type of dish you can cook for the week. This means that if your Snorlax likes stews and curries, you can only make stew and curry recipes regardless of the ingredients. You cannot make your dessert or salad recipes.
To change the dish type of your recipes, you will have to wait for a Snorlax with a different dish preference either by waiting for Monday to arrive or by using an E-Zzz Travel Ticket.
Meal | Hours |
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Breakfast | 4:00am - 11:59am |
Lunch | 12:00pm - 5:59pm |
Dinner | 6:00pm - 3:59am |
This table has been adjusted to reflect the meal schedule changes introduced in Version 1.5.0.
You can make breakfast, lunch, or dinner for Snorlax at designated meal times by tapping on Snorlax. Snorlax should have an icon on top of its head to indicate if you can cook a meal.
The more ingredients you add, the higher your dish Strength. Dish Strength is directly converted into Snorlax Strength once Snorlax eats the dish, so try to always add the maximum number of ingredients.
Some ingredients provide more strength than others. Uncommon ingredients such as Slowpoke Tail, Large Leek, and Tasty Mushroom are the best extra ingredients to add since they provide more strength than other ingredients.
Dishes have a random chance of being Extra Tasty. This effect doubles the Strength of your dish.
A new main skill called Tasty Chance S allows you to increase the chance of you getting Extra Tasty dishes. This multiplier will remain until you either make an Extra Tasty dish or go to another island.
On Sundays, at the end of the Pokemon Sleep week, there is a 20% increased chance to create an Extra Tasty dish for every meal you make that day.
Dish Strength directly contributes to your recipe's level. It somewhat serves as your recipe's EXP.
Higher level recipes tend to provide more Strength compared to lower leveled recipes. A dish's level cannot go down, so keep cooking in order to raise all your recipe levels!
Level | Bonus | Level | Bonus |
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1 | +0% | 21 | +37% |
2 | +2% | 22 | +40% |
3 | +4% | 23 | +42% |
4 | +6% | 24 | +45% |
5 | +8% | 25 | +47% |
6 | +9% | 26 | +50% |
7 | +11% | 27 | +52% |
8 | +13% | 28 | +55% |
9 | +16% | 29 | +58% |
10 | +18% | 30 | +61% |
11 | +19% | 31 | +64% |
12 | +21% | 32 | +67% |
13 | +23% | 33 | +70% |
14 | +24% | 34 | +74% |
15 | +26% | 35 | +77% |
16 | +28% | 36 | +81% |
17 | +30% | 37 | +84% |
18 | +31% | 38 | +88% |
19 | +33% | 39 | TBD |
20 | +35% | 40 | TBD |
The current max level for recipes is set to level 55. This table will be updated once we have more recipe bonus information.
All Max Level Caps and Upgrade Limits
Initially, you can only add up to 15 ingredients at a time when cooking dishes. Once you register 35 Sleep Styles to your Sleep Style Dex, you can expand your cooking pot by using Dream Shards. Three slots are added every time you expand your cooking pot.
Since most recipes require more than 15 ingredients, it's a good idea to expand your cooking pot to your current maximum limit when you have the resources if you want to unlock new dishes.
Sleep Styles Found | Max Cooking Pot Limit |
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Less than 35 | 15 |
35 | 21 |
70 | 27 |
110 | 33 |
150 | 39 |
190 | 45 |
240 | 51 |
290 | 57 |
These are only the maximum limits for permanent cooking pot expansions. You can further increase the amount of ingredients you can add to your cooking pot temporarily through certain skills and the end-of-week bonus.
All Sleep Style Dex Goals, Unlocks, and Rewards
Your cooking pot gets temporarily larger on the last day of the Pokemon Sleep week. Every Sunday, your cooking pot will double its normal capacity.
Some Pokemon such as Magnemite have the Cooking Power-Up Skill, which temporarily increases the capacity of your cooking pot for one meal when activated. Upon using this expanded cooking pot, the capacity is reset.
The maximum amount of extra ingredients you can get with this skill is capped at 200. This may be because adding more than 399 ingredients total to cook one dish may cause the game to crash.
Take note that Main Skills activate randomly when you tap on your Pokemon on the field. Include a Pokemon with this Skill to your Helper Team if you want a chance to temporarily expand your cooking pot.
List of All Main Skills and Effects
List of All Dishes and Recipes
Recipe Types | ||
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Curry Recipes |
Salad Recipes |
Dessert and Drink Recipes |
Cooking Guides and Tips | |
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Cooking Guide and Best Dishes | Best Ingredients and Pokemon For Dishes |
Cooking Guide: Tips for Increasing Dish Strength and Best Dishes
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