Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar Cooking Guide – All Cooking Upgrades, Recipes & Boosts

Cooking has always been an important mechanic in Story of Seasons games, but in Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar, cooked dishes mean more than just stamina – they mean money. However, players will need more than just a few carrots or an egg to make their cooking attempts lucrative.

Cooked dishes are needed for the Bazaar, quests, and consumption in Grand Bazaar. There are dozens of recipes that use a mixture of farmed crops and processed goods. However, players can only learn new recipes by eating a version of the finished dish purchased from shops or received as gifts, making the process of cooking tricky at the start of the game.

Additionally, there are a few kitchen upgrades needed to access every recipe that can be cooked in Grand Bazaar, and those upgrades are locked behind a vendor that comes to town several weeks into the game. He is also locked behind a quest that must be completed before he chooses to join the Bazaar.

Below is everything to know about cooking in Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar, and how it impacts gameplay.

**This walkthrough is currently in progress. It was last updated on 08/27/2025**

How to Cook in SoS: Grand Bazaar

Players can only cook in the kitchen inside the farmhouse. No other kitchen will offer players the ability to cook. Because of this, it is best to save cooking for the end of the day, and then save dishes in storage to protect their quality.

How To Get Kitchen Upgrades in SoS: Grand Bazaar

There are several upgrades to the kitchen that can be purchased via Garon’s Shop at the Bazaar. This includes:

• Cooking Pot – 30,000G
• Oven – 50,000G

How to Get Processed Goods in SoS: Grand Bazaar

Recipes will often call for processed goods like Butter or Cheese. To get these items, players must repair the three windmills around town. Each windmill offers a selection of goods from jams and spice blends to mayonnaise and butter.

The first windmill to unlock will be the red one on the player farm. This windmill offers access to basic processed goods like butter, cheese, vinegars, and ground flours. These are critical to early cooking.

The next windmill will be the blue one on the right side of town. This offers a range of more complex options like preserves, herbed butters, and additional flours.

The final windmill to unlock will be the yellow one on the left side of the town map. We have yet to unlock this one, but it is assumed this is the building that will allow players to process tea and coffee, among other more advanced options.

How to Get Cooking Recipes in SoS: Grand Bazaar

The primary method for getting new recipes in Grand Bazaar is through consuming cooked dishes of recipes not yet obtained. These dishes can be bought from Felix at the Bazaar, from the cafe in town, or gifted via letters in the mail.

It is critical to check the menu at the cafe regularly for new additions, and to make sure you look through the mail for any unopened boxes every day. Many of these recipes are best used during specific seasons when the produce needed is available. Missing one could cost players the chance to make better profits via cooked dishes at the Bazaar.

All Recipes in SoS: Grand Bazaar

Below are all the recipes we have discovered in Grand Bazaar, and what they take to cook.

Salads

Soups

Sides

Main Dishes

Desserts

Drinks

How To Improve Recipes With Extra Ingridients

All recipes in SoS: Grand Bazaar offer players the chance to add two additional ingredients to their dishes when making them. These extras can increase the effectiveness of a boost, or help improve the quality.

It is best to do improvements with additional spices and add-ons with dishes players plan to sell or use as a contest entry. The more elevated the dish, the higher the value.

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Laura Gray, known as Ezra when not putting pen to paper, is a D&D enthusiast with a love of all things written. They are a collector of fantasy and sci-fi novels, a lover of cooking weird food, and a player of farming sims and Pokémon games. When not engrossed in a re-read of Anne McCaffrey or a deep dive into the Adventure Zone: Balance, they can be found sniffing the cats and napping in half-finished crochet projects.

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