🍣 The Only Guide You Need to Sushi Go Crafting

Sushi Go Crafting is one of the most charming food mods ever added to Minecraft—easy to start, rewarding to master, and filled with delicious effects. This guide breaks down every mechanic, from finding ingredients in the world to crafting perfect sushi rolls with the mod’s unique weight-based recipe system. If you want to understand Sushi Go Crafting from start to finish, you’re in the right place.

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🌱 What Does Sushi Go Crafting Add to the World?

As you explore the world, you’ll notice several new plants and resources added by the mod:

🟩 Avocado Trees

You'll find trees with avocado-like textures in their leaves.

Just right-click a leaf block to harvest an avocado—no breaking required.

🌾 Wild Crops (Grass Drops)

Breaking grass can now drop four key seeds:

• Wasabi
• Cucumber
• Soy
• Sesame

These work exactly like classic modded seeds—hit grass, hope for the drop.

🌾 Rice (Special Growing Mechanic)

Rice is the only ingredient with a unique planting rule:

• Plant rice seeds underwater directly on dirt (no hoe needed)
• Create a submerged farm or plant them naturally in lakes and rivers
• Harvest rice stalks like any other crop

It’s simple and clever—and very fitting for the mod’s food theme.

🐟 Fish Added By the Mod

Sushi Go Crafting also introduces new fish types—crucial ingredients in many recipes:

• Shrimp — found in oceans
• Raw Tuna — also from oceans
• Salmon — vanilla salmon works normally

With these, plus your crops, you're ready to begin rolling sushi.

🟦 Crafting Essentials: Tools & Stations

To fully dive into sushi making, you'll need these crafting stations:

1️⃣ Cutting Board

Used for slicing ingredients like wasabi.

Place the ingredient on the board, then use the Sushi Go Crafting cleaver to chop it.

Each chop produces a weighted paste (e.g., “21g of wasabi paste”).

This weight matters later—but don’t worry, everything can be combined in a cooler.

2️⃣ Cooler Box

This item merges ingredients of different weights.

Drop all your chopped wasabi (or rice) inside and they automatically consolidate.

3️⃣ Rice Cooker

Add water, uncooked rice, and fuel. In this example we’re using a Mekanism mechanical pipe to pipe water from a Cooking for Blockheads sink.

It produces cooked rice, again in weighted amounts (e.g., “65g cooked rice”).

Combine weights in the cooler as needed.

4️⃣ Roller (Sushi Assembler)

This is where the magic happens.

Choose recipes like:

• Maki
• Gunkan
• California Rolls
• Nigiri
• Onigiri
• Tamaki

Each recipe shows required ingredients and optional ones if the slot is blank.

5️⃣ Fermentation Barrel

Used to create soy sauce.

Just add:

• Soybeans
• Water

(You can bucket water in if you don’t have other modded fluid tools.)

🟫 How to Make Nori Sheets (A Unique Mechanic!)

Nori sheets are essential for almost every sushi recipe.

To craft them:

1. Farm kelp → smelt into dried kelp
2. Craft dried kelp blocks
3. Place a dried kelp block on iron block
4. Position a piston above it
5. Activate the piston → the kelp block is pressed into nori sheets

You can automate this with droppers or hoppers, but the basic manual method works fine.

🍣 Rolling Perfect Sushi (The Weight System Explained)

Here’s where Sushi Go Crafting becomes both simple and surprisingly deep.

Each ingredient has a weight, and the roller shows whether you’ve:

• Used too little (up arrow)
• Used too much (down arrow)
• Hit the perfect amount

The goal is to adjust ingredient sliders until the sushi is not hollow and becomes perfect.

✔ Tip: Start every recipe with the sliders at the middle.

Roll your sushi.

If you see:

• Nori sheets ↑ → increase nori
• Rice ↓ → decrease rice
• Salmon ↑ → increase salmon

Adjust, roll again, and repeat until perfect.

💡 The mod REMEMBERS perfect recipes

Once you make a perfect version of a sushi type, yellow bars appear showing the ideal slider positions.

You never need to experiment again—just match the bars.

⭐ What Do Sushi Effects Do?

Effects vary by modpack.

Some packs give sushi powerful buffs (speed, healing, resistance), while others use more vanilla-balanced effects.

Regardless, sushi offers:

• Efficient food stats
• Stackable effects
• A fun and immersive cooking system