Radish and Fish Stew (Japanese: 魚とダイコンの煮込み Sakana to Daikon no Nikomi, "Simmered Fish and Radish") is a food item that the player can cook. The recipe for Radish and Fish Stew is obtainable from Kiminami Anna at Kiminami Restaurant for 2,500 Mora.
Depending on the quality, Radish and Fish Stew increases all party members' critical rate by 6/9/12% for 300s. Like most foods, this has no effect for other players in Co-Op Mode.
Recipe[]
Manual Cooking[]
Trivia[]
- 1 Mail has Radish and Fish Stew as an attachment:
- My Invitation ×1 from Yaoyao on March 06, 2023
- This dish may be based on buri daikon (Japanese: ぶり大根 lit. "yellowtail radish"), a traditional Japanese dish consisting of simmered yellowtail (also known as Japanese amberjack) and daikon radish.
- The text "many trials of the bitter cold, towering waves, and tumultuous storms" in the delicious version probably refers to buri-okoshi (lit. "yellowtail roar"), or a thunderous storm in early winter that signals the yellowtail fishing season.[1]
Other Languages[]
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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English | Radish and Fish Stew | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 鲜鱼炖萝卜 Xiānyú Dùn Luóbo | Simmered Fresh Fish with Radish |
Chinese (Traditional) | 鮮魚燉蘿蔔 Xiānyú Dùn Luóbo | |
Japanese | 魚とダイコンの煮込み Sakana to Daikon no Nikomi | Simmered Fish and Radish |
Korean | 생선생선 무조림 Saengseon Mujorim | Fish Radish Jorim |
Spanish | Guiso de pescado y rábano | Fish and Radish Stew |
French | Ragoût de radis et de poisson | Radish and Fish Stew |
Russian | Рагу из редиса и рыбы Ragu iz redisa i ryby | Radish and Fish Ragout |
Thai | Radish and Fish Stew | — |
Vietnamese | Cá Tươi Hầm Củ Cải | Slow-Cooked Fish and Radish |
German | Fischtopf mit Rettich | Fishstew with Radish |
Indonesian | Radish and Fish Stew | — |
Portuguese | Guisado Fresco de Peixe e Rabanete | |
Turkish | Turplu Balık Yahnisi | Radish Fish Stew |
Italian | Zuppa di pesce e ravanello | Radish and Fish Soup |
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.2
References[]
- ↑ Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan: Buri Daikon (yellowtail and Japanese radish)