Pokémon Quest Recipes

How to choose a Pokémon Quest recipe

Pokémon Quest recipes combine five ingredient slots to make a dish that attracts Pokémon to your camp. The ingredient mix determines the dish and its quality; your cooking pot determines the quantity spent. A dish can attract several species, so check its pool before spending rare ingredients.

1. Choose your target. Search a Pokémon, or browse a dish and quality. Compare the listed chance with the ingredients you can spare.
2. Set your pot. Read the bag cost, not just the five-slot recipe. Five copies of one ingredient use 15 items in a basic pot and 100 in a gold pot.
3. Cook the complete mix. Keep all five ingredient counts the same. If you substitute an ingredient, check the new mix before using it.

Recipe quality points at a glance

In this model, small ingredients contribute 1 point, large ingredients and Mystical Shell contribute 2, and Rainbow Matter contributes 3. Points determine a quality band; do not assume every individual point total has a separate Pokémon pool. A higher point total within the same dish and quality does not raise the displayed chance.

Recipes for Dratini, Eevee and every attractable Pokémon

There are 79 directly attractable species in this dataset. The finder accepts all 151 original Pokémon names and redirects evolved forms to an attractable form. Each row below gives the highest-chance dish and quality available for that species in the included community model, plus one exact mix. Compare alternatives if those ingredients are scarce.

Percentages are source-model values per attracted Pokémon, not guaranteed results. Other published guides sometimes show different rates. Mixes are five slots; use the finder for your pot’s actual bag cost.

Looking for Dragonite, Alakazam or Vaporeon? Search the evolved Pokémon’s name above. For Eevee’s branches, the recipe gets you Eevee; it does not choose the final evolution.

Every included mix, ready to compare

Browse dishes, quality variants and exact mixes

A dish is the meal, such as Blue Soda. A quality variant is that dish at Basic, Good, Very Good or Special quality. An exact mix is one specific set of five ingredient slots. Changing ingredient order does not create a new mix.

There are 2,002 unordered five-slot combinations across ten ingredient types. This browser includes 1,963 source-table entries; 37 missing and 2 conflicting combinations remain unconfirmed. Empty quality groups are not invented.

Enable JavaScript to filter all exact mixes. The dish and quality tables below remain readable without it.

Showing twelve mixes per page. Recipes favor fewer Mystical Shells, then less Rainbow Matter, then fewer large ingredients. Costs use the pot selected in the finder above. Each listed mix is an alternative for one batch.

Keep a recipe beside your camp

All 18 Pokémon Quest cooking recipes

These examples describe slots, not individual items. “4 × Tiny Mushroom” means four slots: 12 mushrooms in a basic pot, or 80 in a gold pot. Use “Try recipe” to see the full cost, quality and possible visitors.

Exact-mix counts by dish and quality

Each number opens every included mix for that dish and quality. “No entry” means this dataset has no unambiguous mix for that group; it is not a claim that all dishes have all four qualities.

Know your ten cooking ingredients

Use these icons to match the ingredients in your bag. Quality points belong to each slot, not to each individual item spent in an upgraded pot.

Questions about cooking

About this recipe guide

Created for Pokémon fans by Rizwan Aslam. This guide prioritizes clear ingredient quantities, repeatable calculations and openly stated data limits. The finder uses a bundled snapshot of the Hidden50/pq community recipe tables and Pokémon weights, accessed 11 October 2026. It contains 1,963 unambiguous five-slot combinations and can look up all 151 original Pokémon, including evolution redirects. Recipe weights are divided by the source’s corresponding dish-and-quality total.

Pokémon face icons and ingredient images are embedded from the Hidden50/pq asset snapshot. In-game dish icons are sourced from Serebii’s cooking reference. The artwork belongs to its respective rights holders; this is an independent fan resource. Quality variants reuse their dish icon and have a text quality badge. The source is community-maintained and this implementation has not been independently validated through in-game trials. Conflicting and missing combinations are excluded from recommendations. The 18-dish table, quality-variant counts and 79-species recipe directory remain in the HTML without JavaScript. The source table is not a new in-game experiment, and arithmetic tests do not establish official game accuracy. A probability cross-check for Dratini is available at PokeQuestRecipes.me’s Blue Soda page. To investigate a mismatch, record the five ingredient slots, pot, resulting dish and game version; a single unexpected visitor does not by itself disprove a probability.

For further reading: official Pokémon Quest tips and Serebii’s cooking reference. The adapted source data is distributed under GPL-3.0; license and readable tool logic are included in this file. That code license does not transfer ownership of Pokémon game artwork.