Silver Palace food and drink
Every dish, drink and snack in Silvernia with its full lore text, and which characters eat what.
Silvernia's food is written like the rest of the game: every snack, pint and pizza slice carries a short piece of flavour text, and most of it is about who eats the thing rather than how it tastes. This page lists all 85 with that text in full, so you can read the city's menu without opening a single item screen.
Seven members of the cast have something to say about food. Captain Kaboom buys milk for her crew and refuses coffee, Bentham lives on it, and Cynthia II wants to know why bakeries won't copy McBarley's toy-shaped bread. Their lines are quoted first, and every dish they touch is marked on its card below.
For the reading behind the menu, including why every restaurant dish comes in three prices for three social classes, see Silver Palace food and drink: every shop, menu and buff.
Who eats what
Every line quoted here is the game's own text, from a character's profile, voice lines or Motive story. Tap a dish to jump to its card.
Captain KaboomEats like the child she is: sweets, milk, bread and jam. She runs the milk errand for her whole crew, and she will not touch black coffee, which is a little funny given that Bitter Laugh Coffee is sold as a favourite of the mining company she works for.
"Though she may complain about the kids' meals that UMI provides, she's certainly got the eating habits you'd expect of a child her age: favouring sweets, milk, bread and jam, and other similar foods."
"Number One likes hot, Three likes sweet, Six likes stinky cheese... Brilliant! Just enough change. Time to bring the crew some milk!"
"Being treated like a child, getting bullied by teammates, getting injured, black coffee"
"Yaaawn... Need to stay awake for the night shift. Coffee? Blegh. I don't drink that bitter stuff."
Preferred food gift: Bunny Milk Sweets
BenthamThe other side of the same company. Coffee is the first thing on her list of likes, and her Motive story opens her private office with a cup of hand-ground coffee.
"Coffee, watch maintenance, handicrafts"
"This seems like a wonderful time for a cup of coffee... Hmm, I may as well draft the documents for next week's conference."
"What will it be today: a cup of hand-ground coffee?"
Cynthia IIBribed with sweets, refused a drink at the bar, and puzzled that bakeries will not copy McBarley's toy-shaped bread. Her two pets are called Cakeball and Toast.
"Why won't they bake bread in the shapes of Toast and Doughnut? Are the copyright fees too high?"
"You want this, Detective? Sure, but you gotta give me some sweets for it!"
"Why won't the grown-ups let me drink? Because of the law? Hmph. When I go home, I'll ask my cousin to change it!"
Preferred food gift: Bunny Milk Sweets, Rare Tropical Fruit
GratiaTempted by the bread at Wheaty Baker & Deli and too dutiful to eat it in uniform.
"Mmm, this bread smells delicious... No, NO! A Silverknight can't eat while on duty. It would look really unknightly!"
ArgosTends bar at the Memoir Bar and does not drink on the clock. The game does not say which bar pours the cocktails below, so treat them as what he would be mixing, not as his menu.
"Wondering why they call it the "Memoir Bar"? Perhaps from the memories that float to our minds after a cocktail or three. What'll you be having?"
"Never drinks so much as a drop of alcohol while on the clock. Surprisingly, for a bartender, he can't hold his liquor all that well."
Preferred food gift: Honey Gin
LorinOff the clock at the Memoir Bar, talking himself into one shot. The game does not name his drink.
"I won't be able to keep myself dry here! I'm not off duty yet... But a single shot never hurt anyone, did it?"
Preferred food gift: Honey Gin
AlfSays she can cook. Also worries she left the cooker on. Bunny Milk Sweets is one of her preferred gifts.
"Number 49 of MISS, A, Alf, at your service. I can cook, clean, fight, and more!"
"I turned off the taps and the lights, and closed the doors and the windows... Wait! The cooker! I might've forgotten about the cooker!"
Preferred food gift: Bunny Milk Sweets
AshleyAshley's only food-adjacent line is set at the Voicepipe Café, and it is about gossip, not the menu.
"My interview was the first time I'd set foot here. You hear all sorts in this place, secrets, intel, gossip."
All 85 foods and drinks
Restaurant menu
54 dishes in 18 lines of three. Each line is one dish at three prices, and you can only have one buff from a line at a time. A venue is named only where the dish's own text names it.
Coffee in laboratory glass
A special espresso served in a graduated cylinder. The markings are a clear reminder of just how much caffeine you've indulged in.
Be part of the brew, let acorn-scented drops fall into a conical flask, and savour the whimsical illusion of being brilliantly clever.
A novel mix of coffee and cream. The thick creamy froth overflows from the brim, like froth from the mouth of a poisoned lab assistant. Rest assured, however, our glassware has never contained any hazardous chemicals.
Bar drinks
An alcohol-free soda. This concoction is specifically prepared for youths who cannot handle the excitement of alcohol yet need to boast of their bar experiences in social settings. Some middle-aged office clerks might order this just to remember their green, youthful days with the green, lemony tastes.
A cobbler with a rich, fruity fragrance. This drink is a favourite amongst young nobles. The cobbler's brilliant colours and refreshing flavours give the last of the aristocrats the means to fantasize about past glories and deny the loss of their family fortunes.
The first choice of middle-aged moneybags looking for a drink. While sipping away, they would boast about their rags-to-riches story and how they got to the top of the Reactor industry with one successful decision after another... So long as the malt never dies, the drunken dreams of the golden age will never fade.
Tomato pizzaJon's Pizza
The classic house favourite of Jon's Pizza, perfectly portioned and effortlessly enjoyable.
The classic house favourite of Jon's Pizza. The aromas of rich cheese and thick tomato paste have come together to give something capable of satisfying the voracious appetites of our youths.
The classic house favourite of Jon's Pizza. They say even the most vicious gangs would exempt Jon's Pizza from their racketeering operations.
Strawberry cream cake
A slice of cake decorated with strawberries and cream. This is the favourite amongst students. A sudden sugar spike will liberate one's cerebral mass from the clutches of complex Reactor sciences.
A 6-inch cake filled with strawberries and cream. Homemakers would sit around this cake, sharing gossip while enjoying a precious break in between housekeeping chores.
A huge cake decorated with strawberries and cream. When young noble ladies wish to host a tea party in the garden and need something delicious while flaunting their wealth, this cake would be their primary choice.
Salads and platters
A rustic rocket salad. It is an economic choice that balances one's diet while providing plenty of vitamins.
A sumptuous salad with feta cheese, bacon, vegetables, and figs. A nutritious feast of meat and garden produce for company clerks.
A generous party platter of smoked meat and olives. It literally serves all sorts of meat and dairy products offered in the city. Forget about your budget and satisfy the gullet. Gorge on this protein goodness!
Sweet and salty pizzaJon's Pizza
The bestseller of Jon's Pizza. When fresh out of the oven, the aromas are simply magnificent. A single slice is enough to conquer the most discerning palates of pizza aficionados.
The bestseller of Jon's Pizza. The rich, generous toppings are baked in rustic wood fired ovens. These pies would conquer the entire neighborhood without question.
The bestseller of Jon's Pizza. Even the most unruly of street punksters would find themselves overwhelmed by the delicious smells of bacon and roasted mushrooms.
Triple shot drinksWillie's Teas and Coffees
A triple shot product... for diversifying the catalogue.
Since it's a "triple" shot, there should be three options in total.
Contains zero caffeine or tea polyphenols. The sugar content is the energising ingredient. Excessively concentrated to the point that it feels more like jam than a drink. Plenty of customers like to slather this on their toast.
A derivative product of the triple shot espresso.
If you need energy but hate the taste of coffee, this triple shot black tea will be the perfect choice.
Triple concentration for triple vitality!
The best flagship product of Willie's Teas and Coffees. Perfect for every office clerk who needs to do the work of three.
Desserts and small platesWillie's Teas and Coffees
An exquisite dessert made with strawberries and rhubarb sauce. Sweet strawberries blended with the slightly sour rhubarb plus a rich aroma of nuts underneath a buttered crust. This is the most popular dessert in Willie's Teas and Coffees.
A pouring of triple shot espresso on a scoop of vanilla ice cream. This is a heart melting blend of ice and heat, a loving mix of bitter and sweet. A serving is enough to ease away the exhaustion of any overtimer.
A juicy melon with a thin slice of preserved ham. Perfect as an appetizer, cocktail snack, or dessert.
Seafood skewers
Spicy skewered squid, still glistening with a sheen of oil as it's set on the table.
Steaming and topped with a scattering of green onions, it's an appetiser that stirs both appetite and anticipation.
Best enjoyed midway through a meal, it gently slows the otherwise ravenous pace of indulgence.
Plump, glossy tiger prawns are set before you, to be peeled, savoured, and indulged in. Heat bursts across the tongue, bringing joy with each bite.
A luxurious array of barbecued seafood, all served on a tray that's bigger than some tables.
You won't need any sides with this dish, even if you had the space. Guests loosen their belts preemptively as it arrives.
Grill skewersCharcoal Grill
A range of seasonal vegetables with a rich, nutritious flavour profile.
Highly popular even in Charcoal Grill where meat is king.
Another surefire crowd-pleaser that's beloved by adults and children alike.
Savoury and tantalising with a hint of spice, yet just as much a feast for the eyes.
Perhaps beauty matters more than we care to admit.
A most perfect pairing: the hearty flavour of beef and pineapple's aromatic sweetness. The sort of dish that draws envious glances when it arrives at your table.
A signature creation the chef takes great pride in, as with almost every serving comes a call for another.
Pierre's mainsPierre's Kitchen
One of Pierre's signature small plates, a platter of grilled wings offered in a variety of flavours.
Both easy on the wallet and a delicious meal, these wings are a bargain often considered an essential first course by regulars.
Fragrant thick-cut chicken cutlets that are truly irresistible, but always piping hot. You'd best use cutlery, not your hands.
A classic and homely dish that leaves an impression, the stuff of dreams for any lover of Pierre's cooking.
A hearty main course that needs no introduction: the flavour and presentation speak for themselves.
Pierre's fans swear by it, claiming the pickled cabbage adds a lightness to the dish, like a beam of moonlight upon a dark night.
Pierre's vegetablesPierre's Kitchen
A large platter of assorted vegetables with just a drizzle of olive oil, a feast yet healthy, too.
As one Pierre loyalist once put it, "It's a meal that really brings me a sort of peace".
One of the best-selling dishes on the Pierre's Kitchen menu, as it pairs well with almost anything.
The first bite has brought many to tears of joy, claiming it tastes just like home.
A treat that even die-hard meat lovers can't say no to. Packed full of vitamins and nutrients!
Our diets simply cannot do without fibre, just as Pierre's loyal fans cannot do without Pierre himself.
Beer
Perhaps best enjoyed alone without a meal, as its flavour is to be savoured: a nostalgic, silky beer that shimmers gold.
A fine tipple that brings back memories of youth, its taste bursting with stubbornness and strength.
Caramel-coloured with a hint of herbs and spices, it's a full-bodied brew that lifts the spirits.
A firm favourite of many sailors, championed by the Royal Navy. There's no better companion on a stormy night.
A tough guy's drink, this beer doesn't try to be anything it's not. Crafted through new ice-distillation methods that ramp up its alcohol content.
It's got quite the kick and a bold, spiced flavour. Two pints down the hatch and your worries will soon be forgotten.
Beer snacks
Golden-brown ginkgo nuts, their shells belying a mysterious, flavoursome and greenish centre just waiting to be enjoyed.
A great beer snack, complementing sour notes without overpowering them.
That said, they're probably best eaten in moderation.
Specially-prepared sausages and a cold beer: a failsafe way to fill yourself with energy.
These go hand-in-hand with beer, which can often spark appetites anyway. Who wants another plate?
A beloved national classic, whose popularity has given rise to countless variations over time.
Here, however, we remain faithful to tradition, serving it simply with salt and malt vinegar, wrapped in paper. Sip your drink, tuck in, and savour the simple pleasures of Silvernia.
Gin and cocktails
A favourite among gin enthusiasts for its balanced palate, and gently-sweet smoothness.
Pairs well with smoked salmon, especially when enjoyed with friends, chatting by the setting sun.
Has a touch of adventure to its flavour, yet is soft and sweet. Much like a friendly black cat encountered upon a moonlit street.
A cocktail of tequila and grapefruit juice that goes down a treat, like the gentle brush of a cat's paw across the face.
A fruity cocktail that's clear as crystal, served with crushed ice for a cool rush as it's sipped.
Prepared by vigorous mixing in a shaker, it swirls like a tropical hurricane of flavour, awakening the dawn.
Rum and spirits
Gentle, warm and endearing. Much like a grandparent's embrace.
A sweet rum that's got a devilish kick, even the naughtiest of rascals might find themselves softened by its charm.
Green, youthful, and composed, like a young girl in a crystal glass.
Layered spirits unfold like quiet thoughts within her; with each sip, a little more is revealed.
Best enjoyed with someone you love.
A drink for those who always play nice, a staple for every upstanding citizen.
Only by drinking well can one live well.
Raise your glass in a toast to all the good eggs out there!
Café coffee
A caramel-loaded café au lait that's well on the sweet side, a sugary joy on the tongue.
With very low caffeine content, it is a soothing sweet treat served promptly at 1 PM to ease one's evening worries.
A speciality latte with just a hint of plum. A reward for making it through the Monday blues.
Life can be tough, especially when you've yet to even hit mid-week. Good thing you've got Latte Tuesday, then!
Has just enough caffeine to pep you up without keeping you awake all night.
A 100% pure dark-roast coffee served as-is, nothing added. It speaks for itself.
Its incredibly bitter, coarse taste is bound to elicit a wry smile, enjoyed by many night-owls by lamplight.
A favourite among United Mining Industry workers.
Layer cakes
A lemony layer cake often served alongside afternoon tea.
Its refreshing lemon flavour is paired with finely ground vanilla bean, a classic combination that never disappoints.
With a little of black tea's bitterness, this layer cake's lauded as among the best representations of Silvernian dessert cuisine. Delicate and luxurious, with a subtle undertone of bitterness that makes the sweetness one already has feel all the more precious.
A creamy layer cake with flowery hints, taking you deep into a heavenly rose garden with each bite.
More than just sweet, it's made with love, hence those who order it rarely stop at just one slice. A rose-scented paradise crafted for the discerning palate.
Shop goods
What 5 named shops sell under their own name. Each card shows the shop.
A novel product following the popularisation of Glacies Reactors. It's softer than a typical ice lolly and makes one's break time just that much sweeter.
A novel product following the popularisation of cooling Reactors. Served with fruits, rice cake, and other snacks. It offers a delicious variety of flavours for a tea break.
A novel product following the popularisation of Glacies Reactors. Children from rich families flaunt their parents' wealth with this. It satisfies a hungry stomach as well as the need to become the most envied kid in the entire alley.
Mrs Comoz bakes this soda bread fresh everyday. If this soft, delicious-smelling bread is served with Mrs Comoz's smile, it will keep one happy for an entire day.
A masterpiece of Mrs. Comoz's mistake. It will definitely keep one awake. The unfortunate one who got this bread will be compensated. However, there are patrons who actually enjoy this flavour.
Smooth, clean, and freshly squeezed milk. Flavoured milk beverages are becoming increasingly popular, but this traditional serving of fresh milk with nothing else is rather popular due to its tip-top quality.
Nutritious, rich, and finely textured hard cheese with plenty of eyes.
Mr. Hunter has repeatedly explained that the eyes are a result of gas bubbles from the cheese-making process. However, many patrons still adamantly believe that the eyes are evidence of the boss using the cheese as punching bags in the middle of the night.
Stacks of paper-thin potato slices, each perfectly golden and crisp. Every bite reveals a burst of flavour.
Tip: If you're taking it home, eat it on the way. Once it cools, that crispy, fragrant tower turns into little more than a greasy potato patty.
The smallest burger on the menu, perfect for children or those with smaller appetites. "Why not sell even smaller, single-patty burgers", you ask? Well sorry, but Burgerstack Masters just doesn't do things that way!
Beneath its sturdy pastry crust, a delightful blend of sweet and savoury awaits, melting in your mouth. Only those with strong, healthy teeth can truly savour this treat.
Bread baked with care, for those who labour with care. Still warm from the oven, it is soft, fluffy, and fragrant, with a delicate sweetness that melts on the tongue. The highlight of any worker's breakfast.
Street snacks and auto vendors
Packaged sweets, McBarley's toy-shaped bread and the auto-vendor prizes. No shop sells these by name.
A cheap bar of oats. Great for giving some instant satiety.
A chocolate bar with various nuts. They say its street reputation is on par with the Queen's authority. Even the most unruly street urchin would run an errand for this treat.
Rhubarb, raspberries, morning dew, an assassin's regret, betrayal of a loyal minister... They say these sweets offer all sorts of flavours from all sorts of life. Ad campaigns nowadays are getting wilder with every episode.
The design of this packaged torus-shaped sweet pastry is based on "Doughnut", a toy made by McBarley. A simple bite anytime, anywhere, is enough to satisfy any peckish passerby.
The design of this packaged sliced toast is based on "Toast", a toy made by McBarley. Forget about the rich aromas and softness of something freshly baked in an oven. Instead, "Toast" is served via auto vendors poised to conquer every corner of the city.
The design of this packaged bread is based on "Baguette", a toy made by McBarley. Shorter than a real baguette but longer than the auto vendor's pickup port, the package can only be retrieved by clever use of three-dimensional geometry.
Pressing the buttons of an auto vendor in a mysterious and complicated sequence will make it yield an entire pallet of drinks. You can then share them with your friends.
This secret tin has a 0.07% chance to appear at an auto vendor. It is a symbol of luck on par with the lucky horseshoe. Those who successfully draw this item are advised to test their luck against the Fox Croupier of Shadow's End, or lose their entire fortune for a dinner of tins.
Home cooking
Dishes you make yourself. Each one is taught by its own recipe item, and none of them is on a shop shelf.
Simple in its ingredients and easy to make, it's a great option for novice chefs trying their hand. If only ice cubes were a bit cheaper, it would be the perfect homemade dessert.
Some prefer their wraps with vegetables. But why not just add more bacon instead? And if you're worried about it being a bit heavy on the stomach, just add in a little sour cream, or sip on some soda water!
A humble, everyday breakfast made extraordinary. The secret? An extra egg that gives this dish a silky texture, rather than the coarseness of your average porridge.
Light snacks introduced alongside the triple-concentrated drinks range. Just a small portion is said to provide enough energy to power you through the entire morning, making them ideal for busy professionals who barely have time for breakfast.
Believed to be a popular home remedy from the Jon's Pizza founder's childhood. Made by simmering a slice of burnt toast for five to ten minutes, it's a kind of savoury broth that aids digestion.
Its effectiveness is up for debate, but it most certainly sparked the young Jon's lifelong love of baking.
Pierre's Food for Thought, Chapter 2: "Can't afford marbled beef? No matter. Simply brush a thin layer of honey over your steak, and you'll enjoy a meal that rivals even the finest restaurants."
A hot drink that developed from eggnog. It's a pick-me-up useful for those feeling a little weak, but most enjoy it purely for its traditional, classic taste.
Its alcohol kick may seem strong at first sip, but then a warming spice hits one's tongue, spreading throughout the body. Like an austere queen upon her throne, beneath its tough exterior there's a gentle and warm heart to it.
Believed to have been inspired by the South Church Quarter cobblestones, left slippery and well-trodden after rainfall. With a base of ever-so-bitter dark chocolate, along with marshmallow and assorted nuts, it has a rather unique shape and a heady taste of chocolate. Undoubtedly one of the standout creations among 897 Roastery's menu in recent years.
Food gifts
Trust gifts you can eat or drink, with the characters who prefer them. Full Trust numbers are on the gifts page.
A lauded gin that's sweet on the tongue, and carries a delicate fruity aroma.
Best enjoyed with good friends, sitting around a fire and sharing secrets.
Preferred by Argos, Lorin and Red Rose.
Its packaging features a big-eared bunny with an exaggerated grin. Tastes even sweeter than you'd expect.
One's delicious, but one is never enough. Irresistible to any child.
Preferred by Captain Kaboom, Cynthia II and Alf.
Fruit native to tropical climes, its popularity has brought it all the way to Silvernia.
Owing to the exceptionally high cost of cultivation, it has gradually become a symbol of status among the aristocracy, with even its consumption regarded as a luxury.
Preferred by Cynthia II.
Nothing on the menu matches that search.
Frequently asked questions
How many foods are there in Silver Palace?
This page lists 85 foods and drinks: 54 restaurant dishes, 11 shop goods, 8 street snacks and auto-vendor items, 9 dishes you cook from a recipe, and 3 Trust gifts you can eat or drink.
What is Captain Kaboom's favourite food?
Her character intel says she favours "sweets, milk, bread and jam", and black coffee is on her list of dislikes. Her location line at Milk Punch has her buying milk for the whole Kaboom Team, and Bunny Milk Sweets is one of her preferred gifts.
What does Alf like to eat?
The game never names a favourite dish for Alf. What it does give is a preferred gift, Bunny Milk Sweets, and two voice lines about cooking: she introduces herself as able to "cook, clean, fight", and later panics that she left the cooker on.
Which Silver Palace characters like coffee?
Bentham. Coffee is first on Bentham's list of likes. Captain Kaboom is the opposite: black coffee is one of her dislikes, and she calls it "that bitter stuff".
Can you cook in Silver Palace?
Yes. 9 dishes come from recipes rather than a shop: Midnight Sorbet, Bacon Lover's Wrap, Honey Grain Porridge, Triple-Brew Nougat, Toast Broth, Home-Marbled Steak, Twilight Stew, White Queen and Cocoa Cobbles. Each recipe is its own item that teaches the dish.
Where do you buy food in Silver Palace?
Restaurants sell the 54-dish menu, 5 named shops sell their own goods (Gelato & Chill, Wheaty Baker & Deli, Milk Punch, Burgerstack Masters and Honey and Milk), and auto vendors on the street dispense packaged snacks. The Gift Shop stocks the food gifts.
Every food and voice line here: last checked . Values can change as the game updates.