A Curious Dish quest walkthrough in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Pluto is lurking somewhere in the valley, but to find him, you have to navigate through a series of tricky missions in Disney Dreamlight Valley. One of the final quests you need to complete to get him is A Curious Dish.

Since this task is tied to a series of secret trials, it can be a fairly tough one to unlock and work through. This specific mission also has a hidden and tricky-to-find item that starts this task, making it an easy one to miss. If any part of it has you stumped, here’s a complete walkthrough for the A Curious Dish quest in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

How to complete A Curious Dish in Disney Dreamlight Valley

How to start Pluto’s third unlock quest

To begin the A Curious Dish quest, which is the third mission tied to unlocking Pluto, you must find and fish up a Shiny Tomato. This item will appear in your village after you’ve first completed both The Spaghetti Incident quest and the Life’s a Meatball quest.

Fish up a Shiny Tomato

The first Shiny Tomato can be fished out of a pond in the Peaceful Meadow biome. The precise spawn spot of this item varies for everyone, but mine showed up in the big pond located near the west end of the biome. Check the other two smaller ponds near the east end, too, just in case it appears there.

The Shiny Tomato will appear in a special sparkling gold ripple spot. You’ll be able to spot the red Shiny Tomato sitting in the middle of it, making it easy to distinguish from other regular fishing spots. If you don’t see this item, make sure you’ve finished both of the other two prerequisite missions with Lady. If it’s still not there, you’ll have to wait until the shop resets in your local timezone.

Talk to Lady

Once you’ve fished up the strange Shiny Tomato, find Lady in your valley to fill her in on the latest spaghetti nonsense in the village. She’s not quite sure what to make of it and recommends you seek out some advice from an expert.

Talk to a chef or a wizard about them

You can either seek out the advice of a professional chef, like Tiana, or a wizard, who is Merlin, to learn more about the situation. You’ll get the same results regardless of who you chat with, so it’s entirely up to you. I chose Tiana for this part of the quest.

Fish out more Shiny Tomatoes

Before you can do anything with them, you first need to fish out more Shiny Tomatoes around the valley. For this part of the quest, they can be found in the Peaceful Meadow, Glade of Trust, and the Forest of Valor. The precise spawn spots are random for them here, too, so the process for finding them looks different for all players.

The best way to ensure you don’t miss any is to carefully scour all bodies of water in each region. The Peaceful Meadow has three ponds to check, the Glade of Trust has a long, winding river through the middle, three small ponds, and one large body of water at the top of the river, and the Forest of Valor has a river that runs through the middle with a pool at the top. To complete this task, you’ll need a total of six Shiny Tomatoes from these spots.

Bring every Shiny Tomato you found to Lady

With all the Shiny Tomatoes you found in your inventory, track down Lady around the village. Chat with her to pass them over and discuss what should be done next. You now have everything you need to make a strange yet satisfying dish, so that’s what you need to do.

Cook a dish combining the ingredients you’ve found

Throughout the Pluto quests you’ve tackled with Lady, you’ve obtained three magical ingredients. Now, you can head to any cooking station to combine them into something delicious. Toss in the Rolling Spaghetti, the Magical Meatballs, and the Shiny Tomato Sauce that the Tomatoes you found transformed into. Combining all three gets you Memorable Spaghetti and Meatballs.

Go to Lady and Tramp’s house with the Memorable Spaghetti and Meatballs

With the dish you cooked in your inventory, head to Lady and Tramp‘s house to progress. Give the Memorable Spaghetti and Meatballs to Lady once you’re inside. She and Tramp will dig in, and a magical Memory will then spawn nearby.

Examine the Memory

Open the Memory that dropped on the ground nearby to reveal the third and final piece of the Memory. This piece reveals that the picture you’ve been working on all this time is Pluto’s name on a dog collar pendant.

Pick up Pluto’s License

After viewing the Memory, a shiny, sparkling Pluto’s License item will spawn on the ground nearby. Pick it up, then walk over to Lady to chat with her and see what she thinks of the strange item.

Reassemble Pluto’s Dog Collar

You now have Pluto’s License, which is the collar pendant from the last step, and the Well-Loved Dog Collar, which is the circular green part of the collar that goes around his neck, from the Meatballs quest. Head to a crafting station and switch over to the Functional Items page to find and make Pluto’s Collar.

Once it’s made, show this item to Lady to finish the A Curious Dish quest. There’s just one more mission to check off after this before Pluto will officially join you in the village, so you’re almost done unlocking Pluto. To actually get him, though, you’ll need to ensure you have all Mementos so you can work through The Moose Hunt quest, which is when you officially recruit him.

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Rainbow Six Mobile is now available on mobile devices worldwide, and there are a fair number of operators to unlock at launch.

Operators in Rainow Six Mobile are broadly categorized into Attackers and Defenders. Suffice to say, every Operator is different in terms of how they operate. Despite the game being in its early days, some Operators are simply better.

This guide will help you figure out which Operators are pretty strong in the current meta, and which ones are best avoided at all costs.

Complete Rainbow Six Mobile Attackers tier list

To separate the Operators, I have used four different tiers.

• S-tier Operators are the best choices in their respective roles, and they’re extremely strong at launch.
• A-tier Operators are pretty close to the names on the S-tier, but they have a few weaknesses.
• B-tier Operators are strong characters to consider, but they’re not exactly meta.
• C-tier Operators are either clunky or just poor overall. They’re best avoided unless you’re a fan.

First, let’s look at the Attackers.

S-tier

Name	Reason
Hibana	Hibana is the best breacher in the current roster, all thanks to her X-Kairos Launcher. She can breach fortified and softer walls equally well and open new areas for her allies.
Dokkaebi	Having information on your hand is crucial, and that’s where Dokkaebi comes in. While I don’t like the fact that you have to get at least one kill with her, the ability is absolutely overpowered.
Thatcher	Thatcher is arguably the best supporter in the entire game and his EMPs are great to disable opposition gadgets. This can put the enemy team on backfoot and hand your allies an unexpected advantage.
Lion	Similar to Dokkaebi, Lion can reveal enemy movements. His signature weapon helps to restrict the enemy movement, and you can also use it to corner isolated targets.

A-tier

Name	Reason
Thermite	Thermite is almost as effective as Hibana when it comes to breaching doors. However, his Exothermic Charges can be slightly clunky to handle, which puts him in the A-tier.
Twitch	She is one of the easiest characters to master as her Shock Drone auto-targets and disables enemy gadgets. She’s A-tier since the enemy can shoot at her when she’s controlling the drone.
Capitao	Since he can cover the enemy’s vision of the map, you can force your opponents to play in certain zones. This allows your allies to corner and flush them out for easy kills.
Ash	A solid breacher who can open up multiple entry-points and secure them due to her incredible speed. However, you’ll still need to master the art of rushing in, as timing it poorly can end with you getting killed instead.

B-tier

Name	Reason
Sledge	While Sledge is limited as a breacher due to the slow speed of his hammer, his melee ability makes it easy for you to learn the basics with him.
Deimos	This is one of the hardest attackers to master, and he also struggles when playing alone. Deimos can be considered as A-tier in a well-coordinated team.
Buck	Buck is the perfect example of an Operator who can do almost everything without specializing in any area. His ability to break soft surfaces without having to change his primary is really cool.
Ying	The Candela Flash Charge is amazing at blinding the enemy, but aiming it with precision is extremely difficult on a mobile device. You’ll also need other allies to max out its effectiveness.

C-tier

Name	Reason
Glaz	The Therman Flip Scope allows Glaz to see enemies in smoke, or when you’re hidden in smoke. The problem is the heavy reliance on smoke. If there’s no smoke, Glaz’s ability has zero value.
ATK Recruit	Good starting operator with an extra gadget, but should be replaced at the earliest possibility.

Rainbow Six Mobile Defenders tier list

For Defenders, I have once again used a four-grade tier system, with similar logic behind every rank.

S-tier

Name	Reason
Mira	Mira’s Black Mirror allows you to view enemies through soft and reinforced surfaces, which is such a fun ability to have. Moreover, the enemy will have no idea that you’re well aware of their movements.
Bandit	Arguably the best Defender in the current meta, his Shock Wires are absolutely stunning. The gadget can nullify almost all Breacher abilities and prevents them from breaking the surface.
Mute	He becomes a must-have if the opposition has Dokkaebi. Mute can deny all opposition information with his drones. His jammer also activates against enemy gadgets that can be detonated remotely.
Maestro	Maestro’s Evil Eye is great at detecting enemies with its laser, and the high durability is a bonus.

A-tier

Name	Reason
Smoke	Smoke is a classic Defender who uses his Gas Grenade to keep enemies from entering specific areas. The effects last for a decent amount of time.
Jager	Jager has one of the simplest gameplay. Once you plant his Magpie Defense Systerm, it’s job done. Your remaining task is to hold the strategic points and shoot at the opposition attackers.
Kapkan	Kapkan’s Entry Denial Device is a brilliant hybrid that can either hinder enemy movement, or even get kills (thanks to the five charges).
Frost	Her Welcome Mats, if placed properly, can restrict enemy Attackers for the rest of the Round. However, the placement is key to maximize their effects.

B-tier

Name	Reason
Caveira	If you’re good at takedowns, Caveira is S-tier. She can locate all enemies by completing an interrogation (which requires you to take down a single enemy).
Valkyrie	While her Black Eye Camera can provide information to the team, it takes a lot of time to set them up effectively. Sometimes, rounds might be over before you can properly set up all her cameras.
Castle	His Armor Panel is great at slowing down enemies when they’re trying to push on to the objective.
Rook	A very basic Defender who has extra HP to take more damage. However, he is slightly slow to move.

C-tier

The DEF Recruit is a good operator to learn the role of a Defender, but he doesn’t have much use otherwise.

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