How to Make Maguro Sushi in Disney Dreamlight Valley: Recipe & Ingredients

If you’re planning to make a delicious Maguro Sushi in the charming Disney Dreamlight Valley game, here’s a guide on how to do so.

Cooking plays an integral role in Disney Dreamlight Valley. It is essential for completing various quests, boosts your speed, and is often a favored gift by characters. By increasing your friendship through cooking, you can unlock more quests and rewards effortlessly.

Despite its adorable and cozy nature, the game does not provide the necessary ingredients for its recipes. This means that players must either experiment or refer to the recipe online before using up their resources. The process for making the Maguro Sushi recipe is no exception, so we have provided a step-by-step guide on how to make it below.

Maguro Sushi Recipe Ingredients in Disney Dreamlight Valley

DisneY Dreamlight Valley Maguro Sushi — Disney / Gameloft

To prepare Maguro Sushi in Disney Dreamlight Valley, the necessary ingredients are:

Tuna
Rice
Seaweed
Ginger

Tuna can be caught in either the Glade of Trust or the Forgotten Lands. Keep an eye out for white ripples and aim for them; you’ll have a Tuna in no time.

It is possible to obtain rice either by purchasing it or by growing it. Both options are available at Goofy’s Stall in the Glade of Trust. However, we suggest choosing the latter as the cost of the seed is lower than that of the crop. Keep in mind, growing rice takes 50 minutes, so if you are short on time, it would be better to purchase it instead.

Seaweed can be obtained by fishing in areas outside of the ripples at Dazzle Beach. Another option is to obtain it from Moana’s fishing boat, however, there is only a possibility of obtaining it from there. We suggest fishing for a guaranteed reward.

Look for ginger in the Forgotten Lands, where it can be found as green stalks sprouting from the ground. Search for these scattered across the biome’s floor.

When you have gathered all the necessary ingredients, take them to a cooking pot and include one piece of coal. Then, add the Tuna, Rice, Seaweed, and Ginger to the pot. This will result in the creation of Maguro Sushi.