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4 August 2026 release
Updated 2026-08-05

Grilled Onigiri

Grilled Onigiri raises HP, Defense and Critical Rate. Made from Rice, Soya Beans. Cook book #10 of 25 — bought.

Applies to 4 August 2026 releaseUpdated

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Image: Publisher screenshots via the Xbox store listing

Wiki-transcribed; sources disagree on values

Instructions on how to make a grilled onigiri accented with soy sauce.
Cooked by
Kagura
Cook book
#10 of 25
How you get it
Bought
Ingredients
Rice, Soya Beans
Raises
HP, Defense and Critical Rate
Role
First Critical Rate dish
Where to find it
Ancient Civilization Zone — bought for 2,070 Amber from the Ancient Golem vendor south of the Raging River camp.
Applies to
4 August 2026 release

When to use it

The earliest route to permanent Critical Rate, which matters because critical chance is otherwise a weapon passive you have to keep equipped — Shark Cutter's Spiral Critical, and Koo's Critical Charms. A cooked stat does not occupy a slot. Note that Fextralife's ingredient cell reads "Soy Beans" where the ingredient itself is Soya Beans.

Builds using this

No build on this site currently lists this recipe. It is documented here because a source describes it, not because a creator built around it.

Sources for this page

  • PowerPyx — All Cook Book LocationsTrophy guide, read 2026-08-06, and the second independent count of the set: 25 cook books, numbered in collection order, with the last two given at Kagura Rapport levels 8 and 10 rather than found. It ties the set to the Gourmand achievement and states that only the Normal version of each book is collected, so Superior and Ultimate are not required for it. It fills the five locations Fextralife marks WIP and it publishes no ingredients or effects at all — the two sources are complementary rather than competing, which is why both are cited on every record.

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