Come and Get It
Last updated 2026-09-09
Come and Get It is a food item that the player can cook. The recipe for Come and Get It is obtainable from Chef Mao at Wanmin Restaurant for 
Mora ×5,000.
Depending on the quality, Come and Get It Increases all party members' CRIT Rate by 10/15/20% for 300s. Like most foods, this has no effect for other players in Co-Op Mode.
When Qiqi cooks Come and Get It, there is a chance No Tomorrow will be created instead.
Recipe
Manual Cooking
Trivia
- The dish is likely a reference to poon choi (Chinese: 盆菜 pén cài, lit. "basin dish"), a traditional Cantonese dish that is served during festivals such as Chinese New Year.[1] It is believed to be invented during the last days of the Song dynasty, when Emperor Bing of Song retreated from the attack of the Mongol Empire and reached Hong Kong (some say Dongguan) in 1278–1279, by the hands of the villagers who tried to welcome the emperor as much as they could do (therefore "basin" as an available pot).
- The dish appears in the 【百味盈欢】 event of Tears of Themis, another miHoYo game. It can be seen on Luke Pearce's MR card.
- The following item is a variant of Come and Get It:
- 1 Mail has Delicious Come and Get It as an attachment:
- Everything's Ready, Except... ×1 from Yaoyao on March 06, 2024
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Come and Get It | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 来来菜 Láilái-cài | Come-Come Dish |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 來來菜 Láilái-cài | |
| Japanese | お食べくだ菜 O-tabekudasai | Please Eat[• 1] |
| Korean | 흥얼채 Heung'eol-chae | Hum Vegetables |
| Spanish | ¡Ven por ello! | Come for it! |
| French | Ramen Alézi | Go-for-It Ramen[• 2] |
| Russian | Налетайка Naletayka | Swoop In[• 3] |
| Thai | Come and Get It | — |
| Vietnamese | Món Nào Nào | Come-Come Dish |
| German | Schüssel Buntes | Bowl of Colors[• 4] |
| Indonesian | Come and Get It | — |
| Portuguese | Venha por Ela | Come for Her |
| Turkish | Karışık Ramen Tabağı | Mixed Ramen Bowl |
| Italian | Vieni a prenderlo! | Come and Get It! |
- ↑ Japanese: There is a pun here, where the さい sai in ください kudasai is written as 菜 sai, meaning "dish."
- ↑ French: Alézi is the phonetic transcription of allez-y, meaning "go for it" or "go ahead."
- ↑ Russian: Compound word made out of the word налетай naletay, "swoop in" and the suffix -ка, -ka, forming an abstract word.
- ↑ German: Buntes in this context stands for variety of colorful things.
Change History
Released in Version 1.0
References
- ↑ Bilibili: 舌尖上的原神：来来菜、大碗茶、渔人吐司与满足沙拉
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