Matsutake is a Cooking Ingredient commonly found in the wild in Teyvat.
How to Obtain[]
Matsutake grows in grassy areas of Teyvat, mainly under trees of Mondstadt and Liyue.
See the Video Guides section or the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.
When destroyed, bushes may also sometimes drop a Matsutake.
Shop Availability[]
There are 2 Shops that sell Matsutake:
Item | NPC | Mora Cost | Stock | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Matsutake | Chef Mao | 300 | 10 | Every 3 Days |
Matsutake | Verr Goldet | 300 | 10 | Every 3 Days |
Craft Usage[]
There are 10 items that can be crafted using Matsutake:
Item | Craft Type | Recipe |
---|---|---|
Adeptus' Temptation | Cooking | Ham ×4 Crab ×3 Shrimp Meat ×3 Matsutake ×3 |
Butter Crab | Cooking | Butter ×4 Crab ×4 Seagrass ×2 Matsutake ×1 |
Cured Pork Dry Hotpot | Cooking | Ham ×2 Matsutake ×2 Snapdragon ×1 Pepper ×1 |
Eight-Treasure Duck | Cooking | Fowl ×4 Fish ×3 Matsutake ×2 Ham ×1 |
Ghostly March | Cooking | Matsutake ×2 Snapdragon ×2 |
Matsutake Meat Rolls | Cooking | Matsutake ×2 Raw Meat ×2 |
Sautéed Matsutake | Cooking | Matsutake ×3 Flour ×3 Pinecone ×2 Butter ×2 |
Stone Harbor Delicacies | Cooking | Potato ×2 Violetgrass ×1 Matsutake ×1 |
Tianshu Meat | Cooking | Raw Meat ×4 Sugar ×2 Qingxin ×1 Matsutake ×1 |
Vegetarian Abalone | Cooking | Matsutake ×2 Snapdragon ×2 |
Trivia[]
- One of the Expeditions available in Sumeru rewards Matsutake, despite the complete absence of Matsutake in the region.
Gallery[]
Video Guides[]
Other Languages[]
Language | Official Name |
---|---|
English | Matsutake[• 1] |
Chinese (Simplified) | 松茸 Sōngróng |
Chinese (Traditional) | 松茸 Sōngróng |
Japanese | 松茸 Matsutake |
Korean | 송이버섯[• 2] Song'ibeoseot |
Spanish | Matsutake |
French | Matsutake |
Russian | Мацутакэ Matsutake |
Thai | Matsutake |
Vietnamese | NhungNhung TùngTùng[• 3] |
German | Matsutake |
Indonesian | Matsutake |
Portuguese | Matsutake |
Turkish | Matsutake |
Italian | Matsutake |
- ↑ English: Matsutake (from Japanese: 松茸 Matsutake) is a species of edible mushroom, and literally translates to "Pine Mushroom".
- ↑ Korean: 송이버섯 is the Korean word for Matsutake, and literally translates to "Pine Mushroom."
- ↑ Vietnamese: Nhung Tùng, or Tùng Nhung (松茸), is the Sino-Vietnamese word for Matsutake, and literally translates to "Pine Mushroom."
Change History[]
Released in Version 1.0