Devil's Market Recipe Profit Tier List

This Recipe Profit Tier List ranks Devil’s Market dishes by typical return on ingredient cost. All placements are community estimates - Project Dukun can rebalance sell prices, shop stock, and drop rates without notice. Treat S tier tonight as A tier tomorrow if patch notes change the economy.

Use this page with Recipes, Ingredients, and the Profit Planner. When a patch drops, read Updates first, then adjust your menu.

Ranking criteria

We score dishes on:

• Net margin - sell price minus ingredient cost using common farm routes
• Reliability - can you source materials every session without mystery shop luck?
• Stall fit - profit assumes you can sell the batch; see Stall Upgrades
• Progression fit - some C-tier dishes are fine for day one even if they never hit S tier

Sample reference margins from wiki tooling (estimates only):

Dish	Est. cost	Est. sell	Est. profit
Jasmine Brew	12	35	23
Ghost Skewers	28	70	42
Grave Mushroom Soup	40	95	55
Crow Satay	55	140	85
Sacred Stew	80	200	120

Numbers illustrate relative spacing - not guaranteed in-game values after patches.

S Tier - best margins when you can supply them

Sacred Stew leads community profit rankings when you afford ingredients and stall space. High cost demands mature farming, shop components, and enough capacity to move the full batch.

Crow Satay often shares S or high A placement. Crow materials require forage time; profit collapses if you buy overpriced shop substitutes every night.

Why S tier can fail you: cooking without capacity, buying mystery goods impulsively, or running satay before your stall can display more than two plates.

A Tier - consistent nightly workhorses

Grave Mushroom Soup is the classic mid-game anchor. Mushrooms take longer than jasmine but farm steadily. Many players live in A tier here until sacred stew ingredients feel cheap.

Crow Satay may sit A instead of S on your server if crow routes are crowded or shop prices spike.

Ghost Skewers occasionally ranks A when mixed inventory makes specialized recipes awkward - flexible ingredients, solid margin, forgiving prep.

A tier is where most optimized players spend the majority of nights.

B Tier - learning and transition dishes

Ghost Skewers often open in B tier for beginners, climbing when you reliably mix leftovers.

Grave Mushroom Soup can feel B tier early when mushroom plots are small - margin exists but volume does not.

Jasmine Brew rarely leaves B or C for veterans, yet remains useful as filler when you refuse to waste crops.

B tier is not failure; it is the bridge while upgrades catch up to ambition.

C Tier - early game or situational

Jasmine Brew sits here for profit-focused endgame lists because margin per minute is low. It still wins on day one when crow and stew are impossible.

Any dish you cook without selling - because the stall was full - effectively becomes C tier or worse for that session.

Tier shifts to watch

Community tiers move when:

• Patch notes rebalance sell prices or ingredient drops
• Mystery shop adds a cheap shortcut to expensive materials
• Events push players toward specific plates regardless of margin
• New recipes launch - revisit this page when Updates announces cooking content

Join the official Discord for early reports; confirm in-game before liquidating inventory.

How to use tiers in a session

1. Check your ingredient stock on Ingredients
2. Look up dish tier here and run numbers on Profit Planner
3. Confirm stall slots on Upgrade Priority if queues blocked last night
4. Cook and open using Night Market guide timing
5. After the session, note which tier predictions matched reality

Related pages

• Upgrade Priority Tier List - spend coins so S-tier batches actually sell
• Recipes - full dish overview
• Tier List Hub - all rankings in one place
• Cooking Guide - prep before you chase S tier