All Foods in Pokémon Pokopia: How to Get Them and Favorite Flavors
All Foods in Pokémon Pokopia: How to Get Them and Favorite Flavors
Check out the complete list of foods and edible ingredients available in Pokémon Pokopia, their associated flavors, and which Pokémon species prefer each one.
In Pokémon Pokopia, every Pokémon in the Pokédex has a favorite food flavor. As in other games in the series, food can fall into five different flavor categories, not including food without a specific flavor. Besides learning how to obtain each edible ingredient in the game, it's therefore also worth knowing which flavor each one has, as giving Pokémon their favorite foods can significantly increase their Comfy Level. In this entry of our guide, we'll show you everything you need to know about them.
All types of food and their flavors
Pokémon Pokopia features a generous variety of food, including individual edible ingredients and cooked dishes made by combining several ingredients.
Each ingredient or type of food can have one of five flavors: bitter, dry, sweet, sour, or spicy. There is also an additional category for food that doesn't have a specific flavor.
Below, we'll show you the complete list of ingredients and foods in Pokopia, excluding cooked dishes—which you can find in the dedicated entry of our guide—along with how to obtain them and their associated flavors:
Type of food
How do you get it?
Flavor
Leppa Berry
Picked from trees
No flavor
Chesto Berry
Picked from trees
Dry
Rawst Berry
Picked from trees
Bitter
Aspear Berry
Picked from trees
Sour
Pecha Berry
Picked from trees
Sweet
Lum Berry
Picked from trees
No flavor
Bean
Can be grown in soil
Sweet
Tomato
Can be grown in soil
Sour
Wheat
Can be grown in soil
Dry
Potato
Can be grown in soil
Bitter
Fresh carrot
Can be obtained at random by pulling up tufts of grass
Spicy
Seaweed
Found at random on beaches
Bitter
Cave mushrooms
Grow at random in caves and on mountain ridges
Dry
Bruised berry
May be given to you at random by Chef Dente
No flavor
Common candy
May be given to you at random by Chef Dente
Sweet
Rare Candy
May be given to you at random by Chef Dente
Sweet
Curry and rice
Can be cooked in a Party cooking pot
No flavor
Fresh Water
Obtained at random from vending machines
No flavor
Soda Pop
Obtained at random from vending machines
Sour
Moomoo Milk Coffee
Obtained at random from vending machines
Sweet
Roserade Tea
Obtained at random from vending machines
Dry
Chili sauce
Obtained at random from vending machines
Spicy
Since every Pokémon in Pokopia has a favorite food flavor, the following sections list which Pokémon prefer each one so you can quickly and easily check them. Don't forget that you can also find this information on each Pokémon's Pokédex page, under the Likes tab.
Pokémon that prefer bitter food
This is the complete list of Pokémon available in Pokopia whose favorite food flavor is bitter:
Oddish
Vileplume
Paras
Parasect
Venonat
Venomoth
Weepinbell
Victreebel
Magnemite
Magneton
Magnezone
Cubone
Koffing
Weezing
Scizor
Swalot
Drifloon
Drifblim
Litwick
Lampent
Cramorant
Grimer
Muk
Voltorb
Spinarak
Flaaffy
Clodsire
Empoleon
Audino
Trubbish
Charjabug
Mimikyu
Diglett
Graveler
Murkrow
Honchkrow
Lombre
Kricketot
Stereo Rotom
Larvesta
Toxtricity Low Key Form
Ceruledge
Glimmet
Glimmora
Gimmighoul
Vulpix
Poliwhirl
Alakazam
Mr. Mime
Porygon
Mismagius
Vibrava
Duskull
Dusknoir
Metang
Servine
Greninja
Corviknight
Bastiodon
Umbreon
Entei
Pokémon that prefer dry food
This is the complete list of Pokémon available in Pokopia whose favorite food flavor is dry:
Gloom
Bellsprout
Slowpoke
Slowbro
Onix
Marowak
Professor Tangrowth
Hoothoot
Noctowl
Cacturne
Shellos East Sea
Gastrodon East Sea
Chandelure
Crobat
Psyduck
Golduck
Exeggutor
Munchlax
Snorlax
Smeargle
Wingull
Pelipper
Absol
Prinplup
Grubbin
Vikavolt
Pawmot
Geodude
Magmortar
Sudowoodo
Pupitar
Lotad
Ludicolo
Mawile
Torkoal
Lucario
Volcarona
Rowlet
Decidueye
Scorbunny
Raboot
Skwovet
Gholdengo
Ninetales
Abra
Kadabra
Porygon-Z
Dragonite
Typhlosion
Misdreavus
Metagross
Serperior
Noivern
Corvisquire
Meowscarada
Kilowattrel
Rampardos
Amaura
Kyogre
Raikou
Lugia
Mewtwo
Skiploom
Pokémon that prefer sweet food
This is the complete list of Pokémon available in Pokopia whose favorite food flavor is sweet:
Bulbasaur
Squirtle
Hitmonchan
Hitmontop
Magikarp
Heracross
Volbeat
Combee
Vespiquen
Axew
Goomy
Sliggoo
Pichu
Peakychu
Growlithe
Gengar
Happiny
Chansey
Elekid
Mareep
Torchic
Makuhita
Piplup
Minccino
Pawmi
Pawmo
Tatsugiri Curly Form
Tatsugiri Droopy Form
Cleffa
Clefairy
Igglybuff
Jigglypuff
Magby
Magmar
Larvitar
Chatot
Greedent
Toxel
Fidough
Charcadet
Poliwag
Mime Jr.
Dratini
Dragonair
Cyndaquil
Quilava
Ralts
Kirlia
Plusle
Swablu
Dedenne
Drakloak
Sprigatito
Tinkatink
Shieldon
Tyrunt
Eevee
Vaporeon
Espeon
Glaceon
Sylveon
Mew
Hoppip
Pokémon that prefer sour food
This is the complete list of Pokémon available in Pokopia whose favorite food flavor is sour:
Ivysaur
Venusaur
Blastoise
Pidgey
Pidgeot
Bellossom
Slowking
Steelix
Tangela
Illumise
Shellos West Sea
Gastrodon West Sea
Drilbur
Excadrill
Haxorus
Goodra
Pikachu
Raichu
Persian
Electrode
Blissey
Electivire
Lapras
Ariados
Ampharos
Azurill
Marill
Azumarill
Paldean Wooper
Garbodor
Zorua
Cinccino
Clefable
Wigglytuff
Machoke
Golem
Bonsly
Dartrix
Rolycoly
Dachsbun
Politoed
Porygon2
Girafarig
Farigiraf
Gardevoir
Flygon
Altaria
Dusclops
Beldum
Snivy
Rookidee
Floragato
Tinkatuff
Aerodactyl
Tyrantrum
Aurorus
Leafeon
Suicune
Articuno
Jumpluff
Pokémon that prefer spicy food
This is the complete list of Pokémon available in Pokopia whose favorite food flavor is spicy:
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