# Broncherry Fried Noodles

Noodles fried up with vegetables and meat, the heavy seasoning matched against thick cuts of meat. Grants a temporary 20% boost to RANGE Attack.

Source: https://palworld-db.com/item/Yakisoba

## Basics

- Type: Food / FoodDishMeat
- Gold value: 1140
- Weight: 0.5
- Max stack: 9999
- restoreSanity: 40
- restoreFood: 321

## Recipe

- Broncherry Meat x1
- Onion x1
- Carrot x1
- Flour x1

## Notes we already publish

- (use) "A temporary boost" is 600 seconds — ten minutes of +20% attack, the standard window every cooked buff dish shares. That is long enough to cover an entire tower fight plus the approach, but it is real time and it burns while you are flying, sorting a chest or waiting on a respawn. Eat it at the door, not at the base.
- (strategy) One serving is 32,000 work at the kitchen — eight Salads' worth of bench time, the same band as Pizza and Gratin, and only Curry, Quiche and Meat and Potatoes (70,000 each) run longer among cooked meals. A kitchen staffed with one low-level Kindling Pal will not keep up with you eating these. Queue a stack the night before a boss run rather than cooking one on the way out.
- (use) [[item:Meat_SakuraSaurus]] is the bottleneck and it has exactly two sources: [[pal:SakuraSaurus]] and [[pal:SakuraSaurus_Water]], two guaranteed cuts per kill from either. So a single Broncherry funds two plates, and the [[item:Onion]], [[item:Carrot]] and [[item:Flour]] side of the recipe is all base-side supply you can leave running. If you want these in quantity, the trip you actually have to plan is the meat run.
- (strategy) Do not cook these to sell. The four ingredients list at 950 gold together (500 meat, 250 flour, 100 onion, 100 carrot) against a 1,140 gold plate — a 190 gold margin for 32,000 work, which is worse per minute than selling the raw meat and leaving the kitchen free. This dish is worth making only because you intend to eat it before a fight.

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Source: Palworld Database — https://palworld-db.com/item/Yakisoba