A Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player has made a helpful discovery in the open world game after 437 hours of gameplay. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is an absolutely massive game, so it's no surprise that it will take fans hundreds of hours to see everything that it has to offer.
As players explore Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom's gigantic open world, they will come across all kinds of materials that they can use for combat, crafting, and cooking. When it comes to cooking meals, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom players are free to experiment and can put together nearly any combination of ingredients that they find out and about. Sometimes these meals turn out great and give Link plenty of healing and other benefits. Other times players put together the wrong combination of ingredients and wind up with gross "dubious food" that typically only heals a single heart.
Some Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom players throw this food away, whereas others save it for desperate situations. However, there's a way for players to save their dubious food and turn it into something more edible. TikTok user zeldatotkfunnymoments discovered this after 437 hours with the game, so it's safe to say that many other Tears of the Kingdom players have no idea this can be done.
Basically, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom players need to head to Rikoka Hills, which is southeast of Lookout Landing, northwest of Kakariko Village, and south of Lanayru Wetlands. Upon arrival, they should hop down the nearby well and speak to Moza. Moza, a returning character from Breath of the Wild, runs Moza's Hideaway Restaurant, where she will salvage any dubious food Link has cooked up in exchange for a small fee.
Where to Find Rikoka Hills in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
The example shown in the TikTok video shows Tears of the Kingdom hero Link handing over some dubious food that Moza transforms into Monster Stew, which heals more hearts. It's not the best Tears of the Kingdom cooking recipe, but it definitely beats wolfing down dubious food.
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom's open world is massive enough that there are likely still many more discoveries left to be found by players. It will be interesting to see what else the community stumbles upon in the weeks and months ahead.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is out now, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch.