Imported Poultry

Imported Poultry
Description	A meat dish drizzled with sauce. The fowl is marinated before being covered in batter and fried, and a thick sauce is drizzled over it as a finishing touch. The accompanying vegetables are local produce, but the marinating methods and sauce are all imported, hence the name "imported poultry."
Effect	Increases all party members' CRIT Rate by 15% for 300s.
Description	A meat dish drizzled with sauce. Having been marinated beforehand, the fowl has had several layers of flavor added to it, keeping its oiliness in perfect moderation. Bite down on that crispy, cracking flour-skin, and feel the rich juices of the fowl rush into your mouth and whet your appetite.
Effect	Increases all party members' CRIT Rate by 20% for 300s.
Description	A meat dish drizzled with sauce. Nothing seems wrong here at first, but in time, you will know the tragic extent of your failings. Poultry made without trimming off some fat and oil is far too greasy to swallow, and even its combination with vegetables cannot save this dish.
Effect	Increases all party members' CRIT Rate by 10% for 300s.
ATK-Boosting Dishes
Rarity
Rarity
Proficiency	15
Proficiency	15
Region	Inazuma
Region	Inazuma
How to Obtain
Recipe	Complete Gazing Three Thousand Miles Away

Imported Poultry is a food item that the player can cook. The recipe for Imported Poultry can be acquired by completing the World Quest Gazing Three Thousand Miles Away.

Depending on the quality, Imported Poultry increases all party members' CRIT Rate by 10/15/20% for 300s. Like most foods, this has no effect for other players in Co-Op Mode.

Recipe

Cooking

4

Fowl

4 Fowl

3

Lavender Melon

3 Lavender Melon

2

Flour

2 Flour

2

Bird Egg

2 Bird Egg

1

Imported Poultry

1 Imported Poultry

Creates Imported Poultry ×1

Trivia

• Considering its name, description, and its white sauce that resembles tartar sauce, the dish likely refers to chicken nanban (Japanese: チキン南蛮 chikin nanban, "exotic chicken dish"), a Western-influenced Japanese fried chicken dish.
  • The Japanese term nanban (Japanese: 南蛮) came from the classical Chinese word nánmán ("southern barbarians") and was originally used as a derogatory term for Portuguese and Spanish people in feudal periods. Today, however, it lost derogatory connotations and just refers to foreign cooking methods and imported ingredients which are considered pleasantly exotic (marinating methods and tartar sauce in this case).

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Imported Poultry	—
Chinese (Simplified)	渡来禽肉 Dùlái Qínròu	Imported Poultry
Chinese (Traditional)	渡來禽肉 Dùlái Qínròu
Japanese	渡来鳥肉 Torai Toriniku	Imported Poultry
Korean	외국 새고기 요리 Oeguk Saegogi Yori	Foreign Bird Meat Cook
Spanish	Carne de ave importada	Imported Poultry Meat
French	Volaille importée	Imported Poultry
Russian	Птица по-заморски Ptitsa po-zamorski
Thai	Imported Poultry	—
Vietnamese	Thịt Torai
German	Importiertes Geflügel	Imported Poultry
Indonesian	Imported Poultry	—
Portuguese	Carne de Ave Cruzada

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