The Canteen in Monster Hunter World (MHW) refers to a Location in Astera, the main hub town. The Canteen offers two services - the purchase of Meals made from in-house ingredients, and an Oven Roasting service that turns meat and ingredients from the player's inventory into snacks that can be eaten during a hunt. Meals eaten at the canteen provide temporarily bonuses to your health, stamina, and may provide food skills.
The Canteen provides hunters with the nourishment they need before departing on a hunt.
Eating a meal at the Canteen can bestow any number of useful powerups.
You can also order an Oven Roast from the Handler.
Items used for an Oven Roast will be made into food, though depending on the item there may also be a few unexpected results!
Canteen Location
The Canteen is located in:
- Upper Astera, easily accessible using the Lift system.
- Gathering Hub in Astera
- Seliana & Seliana Gathering Hub
- Every Camp when going on a quest or expedition.
Canteen Information
The Weapons and Wildcats canteen, run by the Felyne head chef, is on the third floor of Astera. Smoked foods and grilled dishes are prepared in the huge oven and stove, while soups are boiled in the cauldron. Many Commission members ea here and then head out on expeditions. In the evening, the seats are full if Commission personnel. The Canteen is thriving.
- The Canteen allows you to bestow positive Status Effects on your character. Sometimes, negative effects may occur.
- Please see Food Skills for a complete list of possible effects.
- The Canteen allows players to order take-out food Items to be used later when in the field.
- Meal effects will wear off if you faint during a quest or expedition. They will also wear off once you complete, fail, or withdraw from a quest or expedition. After eating a meal you will be unable to eat again for 10 minutes.
Meals
The Canteen sells meals that can provide bonuses to your maximum health and stamina, the maximum health of your Palico, and Food Skills. Food Skills, like Armor Skills, provide various benefits to the character. The bonuses provided by meals are temporary, and last until one of the following occurs:
- You faint during a quest or expedition
- You complete, fail, withdraw, or return from a quest or expedition
Some meals may provide negative effects to the player.
Meals sold by the Canteen are composed of in-house ingredients - that is, ingredients not from the player's inventory. Ingredients come in four varieties - Meat, Fish, Vegetables, and Drinks - and can be Fresh or Normal. Between quests or expeditions, the ingredients that are fresh rotate randomly. Fresh ingredients provide higher health and stamina bonuses, and increased chance for the activation of Food Skills. Each fresh ingredient used will increase Activation Chance by a half star, maxing out at 3 stars for 6 fresh ingredients.
Players are offered the choice of pre-crafted meals, a Chef's Choice meal that automatically uses the freshest ingredients available, or can create custom meals using the ingredients available from the Canteen. While the selection of ingredients is small to begin with, players can embark on Optional Quests offered by the Feylene NPCs that run the Canteen in order to unlock new ingredients to be used in future meals.
The Canteen begins at Level 1 and is upgraded twice throughout the campaign, providing access to bigger and more complex meals.
- Level 1 Canteen - Maximum of 2 ingredients per meal
- Level 2 Canteen - Maximum of 4 ingredients per meal
- Level 3 Canteen - Maximum of 6 ingredients per meal
Food Ingredients in Monster Hunter World (MHW) are Items that can be combined and altered to create meals that give various Food Skills at the Canteen.
List of Food Ingredients in Monster Hunter World
Fresh ingredients grants a higher chance of Food skills activation as well as bonus HP for the Hunter and their Palico. (+10/+4 per fresh ingredient respectively, max at 5 for a +50/+20 HP bonus)
Meat
Fish
Vegetables
| Courage | Magnicelery Flying Sparks: Tobi-Kadachi |
Rapscallion Flying Sparks: Tobi-Kadachi |
Jewel Cactus Jewel Cactus |
Dragonbloom Dragonbloom |
Kingly Cactus Kingly Cactus |
Fatty Tomato Tomatoes Red As Magma delivery |
| Resilience | Stonecorn Tickled Pink |
Steadfast Spud Tickled Pink |
Exquisite Shroomcap Exquisite Shroomcap |
Moonlit Mushroom Moonlit Mushroom |
Spirit Shroomcap Spirit Shroomcap |
Soiled Shroomcap Fungal Flexin' in the Ancient Forest |
| Vigor | Plumpkin Base Ingredient |
Cudgel Onion Base Ingredient |
Shinebloom Shinebloom |
Sunkissed Grass Sunkissed Herb |
Goldbloom Goldbloom |
King Truffle Mushrooms: Nature's Smelly Bounty delivery |
| Acumen | Aromaticelery A Veggie Master of Disguise delivery |
Prismatic Paprika Phantasmagoric Paprika! delivery |
Tainted Fruit Tainted Fruit |
Heavenberry Heavenberry |
Elysian Fruit Elysian Fruit |
Millionfold Cabbage Million Zenny Veggie delivery |
| Artillery | Kut-Ku Bean Tickled Pink |
Molten Mango Tickled Pink |
Rockfruit Rockfruit |
Divineapple Divineapple |
Wildfruit Wildfruit |
Emerald Durian Legendary Fossil |
Drinks
| Perception | Tater Mud High-Rank Base |
Dragon Ale High-Rank Base |
Demontater Brew A Tingling Taste |
Wyvern Amber Ale Stuck in Their Ways |
Goldenfish Brew A Sore Site |
Dragonkiller Sake Research Help: Phantom Bird |
| Fortune | Hunter's Brew High-Rank Base |
Star Brandy High-Rank Base |
Master Ale A Master's Toast delivery |
Ratha Whiskey A Fire-Spewing Brew delivery |
Astera Beer RRRRRumble in the Waste! |
Blessed Wine Research Help: Capture the Ancient |
| Preparation | Greathorn's Gulp Quest "Trapping the Tree Trasher" |
Auspicious Ale Quest "Trapping the Tree Trasher" |
Butterbrew Exquisite Butterbur |
Fortified Honeywine Millennium Butterbur |
Entrancing Alembic Snow White |
Tequila de Locos Delivery Request "Lively Spirits" |
| Trailblazer | Glacial Vodka Quest "Nighty Night Nightshade" |
Toasting Tequila Quest "Nighty Night Nightshade" |
Snowmelt Snifter Moonlight Icebloom |
Frostpeak Fizz Snowpeak Icebloom |
Crystal Quaff Petalcryst |
Searing Spirit Quest "Simmer and Slice!" |
Food Skills
Ingredient Activated Skills
While you can select which skill you want, they only have a certain probability to be activated. The more fresh ingredients are used, the higher are the odds skills will activate. (Red Stars) Vouchers and Gourmet Vouchers can guarantee food skills for you and everyone in your session.
Additionally, each type of food will grant bonus combat stats:
- Meats increase Attack (x2 = S, x4 = M, x6 = L)
- Fish increase Defense (x2 = S, x4 = M, x6 = L)
- Vegetables increase Elemental Resistance (x2 = S, x4 = M, x6 = L)
- Alcohols increase nothing.
Attack and defense boost obtained from size of boost:
- S=+5
- M=+10
- L=+15
For a list of ingredients in each category and how to obtain them, see the Canteen page.
Category |
x2 |
x4 |
x6 |
| Courage |
Felyne Polisher |
Felyne Rider Makes it 25% easier to mount monsters. |
Felyne Slugger Makes it easier to stun monsters. |
| Resilience | Felyne Acrobat Allows to recover quickly when sent flying. |
Felyne Feet Prevents you from getting knocked on your butt. |
Felyne Moxie Prevents fainting one time when damage taken exceeds your remaining health |
| Vigor | Felyne Riser (Hi) Greatly extends invulnerability period when getting up. |
Felyne Black Belt Reduces stamina depletion by 20% from evading, blocking or doing certain other actions |
Felyne Heroics Increases attack by 35% and defense by 50% when health is dangerously low. |
| Acumen | Felyne Groomer Halves the effect duration of Defense Down and speeds up blight recovery. |
Felyne Medic Increases health recovery by 10% from items. |
Felyne Specialist Increases the potency of abnormal status attacks. |
| Artillery | Felyne Sharpshooter Increases the power of normal shots (Normal S) and normal arrows by 10% |
Felyne Bombardier Increases ballista, sticky ammo and gunlance shell damage. |
Felyne Pyro Upgrades Large Barrel Bombs to Mega Barrel Bombs |
| Perception | Felyne Iron Carver Prevents knockbacks while carving. |
Felyne Exchanger Increases the number of research points you receive at the end of a quest. |
Felyne Carver (Hi) Often increases the number of times you can carve. |
| Fortune | Felyne Harvester Reduces the time between gathering point respawns by 10% |
Felyne Fat Cat Increases the amount of zenny you receive at the end of a quest. |
Lucky Cat Sometimes increases the number of reward items received at the end of a quest. |
| Preparation | Felyne Cleats Allows for normal movement speed even in special terrain. |
Felyne Tailor Shortens the cooldown before specialized tools can be reused. |
Felyne Safeguard Prevents your group from being penalized the first time a member faints. |
| Trailblazer | Felyne Gardener Reduces the time before certain endemic life reappear. |
Felyne Scavenger Causes certain endemic life to drop slinger ammo when caught. |
Felyne Zoomaster Makes rare endemic life more likely to appear. |
Daily Skills
Daily skills change between each quest. If the selected platter trigger Ingredients activated skills, they will override daily skills from top to bottom.
- Felyne Cliffhanger (Decreases stamina depletion when evading on walls or ivy by 25%)
- Felyne Fur Coating (Prevents or lessens the effects of blights and environmental damage.)
- Felyne Booster (Temporarily increases attack by 9 and defense by 15 at the start of a quest for 10 minutes.)
- Felynebacker (Prevents being knocked back when transporting item.)
- Felyne Provoker (Draws monsters' attention, increasing the likelihood of being targeted.)
- Felyne Researcher (Unlock investigations more easily during expeditions.)
- Felyne Defender (Lo) (13% chance reduce damage taken by 30%)
- Felyne Defender (Hi) (25% chance reduce damage taken by 30%)
- Felyne Temper (Increases bowgun damage, but also increases deviation.)
- Felyne Escape Artist (Decreases stamina depletion when fleeing from large monsters by 50%.)
- Felyne Weakener (Large monsters encountered on quests have an increased chance of being weaker than normal.)
- Felyne Insurance (Prevents your group from being penalized the first time a member faints.)
- Felyne Deflector (Helps your weapon retain sharpness when attacks are deflected.)
- Felyne Bulldozer (Increases attack power when you strike right after an attack is deflected.)
- Felyne Trainer (Speeds up Palico growth.)
- Felyne Fisher (Increases the likelihood that fish will bite when fishing.)
- Cool Cat (Temporarily increase attack by 9 for 30 seconds when you use the Sit gesture (previously Kick Back) for 5 seconds)
- Felyne Sprinter (Dashing depletes less stamina when transporting an item.)
- Felyne Gripper (Prevents some attacks from knocking you off of walls or ivy.)
- Felyne Weathercat (Foul weather occurs more often during a quest.)
- Felyne Lander (Prevents stumbling when jumping down from high places.)
- Felyne Parting Gift (Restores 100 health to allies in the area upon fainting)
- Felyne Dungmaster (Increases the likelihood that a monster will flee when hit with a dung pod.)
- Felyne Foodie (Food effects remain active even after you faint in battle.)
- Felyne Biologist ( Makes rare Endemic Life slightly more likely to appear.)
- Felyne Microzoologist (Makes small Endemic Life slightly more likely to appear.)
- Felyne Macrozoologist ( Makes large Endemic Life slightly more likely to appear.)
Oven Roasts allows you to give items to the felyne chef or pard (handler) to roast for you through the course of an expedition, investigation, assignment or optional quest. The item you give to the felyne chef will be returned to you as food with powerups.
The uncommon items are not guaranteed. You may receive all, some or none of them.
Oven Roasts List in Monster Hunter World
Item |
Cost |
Results |
Concrete Results |
| Raw Meat | 60 Points | 4 Common | 4 Ration |
| Blue Mushroom | 40 Points | 2 Common, 1 Uncommon | 2 Ration, 1 Nutrients |
| Mandragora | 40 Points | 2 Common, 1 Uncommon | 2 Ration, 1 Nutrients |
| Exciteshroom | 40 Points | 2 Common, 1 Uncommon | 2 Ration, 1 Nutrients |
| Baitbug | 30 Points | 2 Common, | 2 Ration |
| Whetfish Fin | 60 Points | 3 Common, 2 Uncommon | 3 Ration, 2 Catalyst |
| Whetfish Fin+ | 90 Points | 4 Common, 2 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 2 Catalyst |
| Sushifish Scale | 60 Points | 3 Common, 2 Uncommon | 3 Ration, 2 Herbal Medicine |
| Great Sushifish Scale | 90 Points | 4 Common, 2 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 2 Herbal Medicine |
| Gajau Skin | 45 Points | 3 Common | 3 Ration |
| Gajau Scale | 90 Points | 4 Common, 1 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 1 Catalyst |
| Wingdrake Hide | 45 Points | 3 Common | 3 Ration |
| Wingdrake Hide+ | 90 Points | 4 Common, 1 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 1 Catalyst |
| Barnos Hide+ | 90 Points | 4 Common, 1 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 1 Catalyst |
| Jagras Hide | 45 Points | 3 Common | 3 Ration |
| Jagras Hide+ | 90 Points | 4 Common, 1 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 1 Catalyst |
| Shamos Hide | 45 Points | 3 Common | 3 Ration |
| Shamos Hide+ | 90 Points | 4 Common, 1 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 1 Catalyst |
| Girros Hide | 45 Points | 3 Common | 3 Ration |
| Girros Hide+ | 90 Points | 4 Common, 1 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 1 Catalyst |
| Pukei-Pukei Tail | 100 Points | 4 Common, 2 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 2 Well-done Steak |
| Barroth Tail | 100 Points | 4 Common, 2 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 2 Well-done Steak |
| Anjanath Tail | 150 Points | 4 Common, 3 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 3 Well-done Steak |
| Great Girros Tail | 150 Points | 4 Common, 3 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 3 Well-done Steak |
| Odogaron Tail | 200 Points | 4 Common, 4 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 4 Well-done Steak |
| Rathalos Tail | 200 Points | 4 Common, 4 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 4 Well-done Steak |
| Azure Rathalos Tail | 250 Points | 4 Common, 4 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 4 Gunpowder |
| Dodogama Tail | 200 Points | 4 Common, 3 Uncommon | 4 Ration, 3 Gunpowder |
Canteen Trivia
Players may also visit the Smithy while in Astera, for further Skills related services..
AnonymousAnyone else want to replace their palico with the meowscular chef
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what are the common and uncommon items you can receive? that column might as well be blank.
- Anonymous
The last row for the drinks in the canteen chart list, the drinks aren't in bold font like the other ingredients are, making it slighltly more difficult to distinguish between ingredient and requirement. At least as of today anyway. I would fix it but I'm not allowed.
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Petalcryst can be found in Hoarfrost Reach During an "Upsurge: frozen foliage" in the lower left of area 8 when looking at the map, in a cave, near the usual Frozen Foliage icons you normally see. There are two entrances to the cave. The top entrance is located at the north entrance of area 2, when you get to the 3 way intersection from area 2, continue forward into the crawlspace into the cave. Go down the slope to your left and as you descend the next slope, the foliage should be right there sparkling and ready to gather. If you reach the Baitbug, youve gone too far. The second entrance is located along the downwards slope into Area 8 from Area 4 (the area with the (Collapsed Snowfield) Environmental trap). There are two small holes to crawl through along the left wall, opposite from the snow herb to the right (there may be a mining outcrop there dividing the two holes, so look for that). If youve gone past either the outcrop or the snow herb, youve gone too far. Crawl Through the hole and go right. Pass the plants, the 1st gathering point, and the honey and go to the slope leading up. You should see a baitbug a bonepile and frozen foliage at the base. head up the slope once and turn left and it should be there sparkling waiting for pickup. I hope this unnecessarily over-detailed description helps someone.
The game warns you of drinking too much of the alcohol in the canteen. Can you actually drink too much of it? If you can drink too much what happens?
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Yeah I love ordering a fish table and being served chicken and a bowl of frickin shrimps.
- Anonymous
What does the color of the meals mean in the Order Meal menu? Not the color of the ingredients, but the meal itself. For instance, "Chef's Choice" and "Veggie Platter" are gold but share nothing in common (differing health, palico attack, and skills) while "Fish Platter" is silver with better stats than the gold Veggie Platter.
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Just finished my Canteen. Do your optionals and side-quests and do a bunch of gathering and you should have most if not all of them.
- Anonymous
I love washing down my favorite severed wyvern head with a firkin of Ratha Whiskey-- but is there any mechanical reason to collect more ingredients? More ingredients = better dicerolls for Freshness?
- Anonymous
It's missing Felyne Weathercat for daily skills chance of weather changes I guess it's good for fighting Anjanaths.
- Anonymous
lol wow some of you act like whiny millennials "WAAAA TELL ME ALL THE SECRETS OR I'M DONE WITH YOU FOREVER WAAAAA"
- Anonymous
Here's an important question I never see answered: Say I get the x6 bonus in a food skill category, like Felyne Pyro from the Artillery tree. Do I *also* get the x2 and x4 skills along with it, or are they ignored in favor of the x6 skill? Or if I want Felyne Sharpshooter, do I have to ONLY have 2 ingredients from Artillery, and then toss in random ingredients from other trees to get what I actually want?
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"You can not eat now. You are full." *3 minutes later* "Can I eat now" "NO"
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"you can eat again"...looks at the menu "25 more stamina"...yeah well...FU
- Anonymous
Some of the items don't tell you how to get em I'm guessing you haven't found some well just a request can you update the list when you locate the last remaining ones if so then that would be greatly appreciated :)
- Anonymous
under vegetables - vigor #4 you have named them both "sunkissed grass" when it is the sunkissed herb that gives you sunkissed grass ingredient.
this wouldn't be a problem except that you have created a link to the sunkissed grass page, which does not exist. when you should have made it go to the sunkissed herb page, which does exist in this wiki. just letting you know.
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Please asks if any info is missing in reply, I know a few ingredient requirement and daily skills are missing. As for Oven Roast, so far it has only given me mostly useless items so I'm not sure what's the point of doing it unless you are bad at the BBQ mini-game.
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hwo can i use the canteen inside a quest? when i sit down inside the quest there is nothing i can eat.
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I'm having most of my food disappear is anyone else having this problem?
- Anonymous
By far the worst food system in Monster Hunter. There is absolutely no reason not to pick chef's choice. Sure you can get the Atk Boost L, but if you do, 90% of the time you'll get 0 skills and less HP and Stamina. So if you do want that tiny tiny boost, use an ancient potion I guess. Out of 114 ingredients, at most 10 are fresh, leaving you next to 0 mix and maxing, as fresh foods = Skill Chance and HP AND Stamina. In older games and Rise you pick a skill YOU want, and it has a chance of occurring. In World, the game's choice might as well be the only option (no lucky cat for you)
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