Yoimiya’s Special Dish Recipe and how to cook it in Genshin Impact

The queen of summer festivals, Yoimiya, is the Inazuma's lovable and super-reliable older sister whose amazing fireworks can light up any occasion. A large part of her life is dedicated to the Naganohara Fireworks, and her Special Dish reflects the same festive fervor. Yoimiya's Special Dish is called the Summer Festival Fish, a variation of the Tricolor Dango.

How to get Yoimiya's Special Dish Recipe in Genshin Impact

You can purchase the Recipe for Tricolor Dango from the Kiminami Restaurant in Inazuma City's Hanamizaka district. Head to the outdoor restaurant and speak with Kiminami Anna to open the shop menu. You can buy the Recipe for Tricolor Dango for 5,000 Mora—a one-time purchase that will allow you to cook as many as you like.

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How to cook Summer Festival Fish in Genshin Impact

You can cook Summer Festival Fish on any stove using Yoimiya. It's unfortunately not possible to cook the Special Dish if you haven't pulled her. Interact with any bonfire or stove to open the cooking menu and select Tricolor Dango, which you can make with the following ingredients:

• x2 Milk
• x2 Snapdragon
• x2 Sakura Bloom
• x1 Rice

Milk and Rice can both be purchased from general goods stores in Teyvat. If Yoimiya cooks Tricolor Dango, there's a chance for her to make Summer Festival Fish instead. The exact rate for cooking Special Dishes is unknown, but it works on both Manual and Auto Cook modes.

Difference Between Tricolor Dango and Summer Festival Fish in Genshin Impact

These two Recipes will heal the selected character's HP by a decent amount, which is useful for any occasion.

• Tricolor Dango - Restores 30/32/34 percent of Max HP and an additional 600/1,250/1,900 HP to the selected character.
• Summer Festival Fish - Restores 40 percent of Max HP and an additional 2,360 HP to the selected character.

Check out our Genshin Impact Yoimiya farming guide to collect materials for the queen of summer festivals.