This is a guide which aims to assist players in training Cooking in pay to play by using the most effective and efficient techniques and methods. This guide may not always be up to date (mainly concerning GE prices). Remember to check the Grand Exchange prices before purchasing ingredients.
Level advancement - Fish[]
This is a fast, but more expensive way to advance the Cooking skill level. Note that the money needed until next step column only accounts for the total amount of money that must be invested. It does not account for the money that will be earned back from selling the cooked fish. Fishing them yourself will give a sizeable amount of fishing experience along with a greater profit because it reduces the cost of ingredients to 0 (minus any cost for lures, e.g. feathers).
A side note: A slower, but more reliable way to train cooking is to check out the food chart under the cooking skill page to see what the best food you can cook without burning is, then cook that food. That means there's a certain number of items you must cook, without leaving things to chance or burning. The XP/hour below assumes around 1400 cooks per hour with no bonuses.
Levels | Food to cook | Base Experience per item | Approximate Base XP/Hour |
Approximate XP/Hour (Portable Range) |
Number Needed Until Next Step (No bonuses) | Notes | Approximate profit/loss during this step |
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1 - 15 | Various | Various, see Cooking | N/A | N/A | N/A | At this level, just cook anything readily available. Efficiency is not important because the first 10 levels are quickly gained. Good examples include chicken, meat*, bread, shrimp, anchovies, or herring. Undead chickens give the same exp but are MUCH cheaper. | Very little |
15-30 | Assorted Fish | Various | 25k-50k | 30k-60k | N/A | Cook fish such as trout, cod, pike and salmon. These are easily obtainable with the Fishing skill. | Very little |
28-52 | Sweetcorn | 104 | 150k | 176k | 1,200 | Cook Sweetcorn grown from Farming, or buy some from the Grand Exchange. | −2,007,500 |
52-60 | Desert Sole | 142.5 | 200k | 241k | 1,250 | Lobsters are no longer efficient. Desert Soles cost half the price, and give 20 more exp each. Desert Soles can be fished in Menaphos Port District. These are a potential method for 99. | −312,500 |
60-80 | Catfish | 145 | 203k | 245k | 12,000 | Swordfish are no longer efficient. Catfish replace Desert soles at the same cost, but slightly more exp. These are very similar to monkfish, but are 1/7th the cost currently. These are a potential method for 99. | −6,144,000 |
80-90 | Beltfish | 165 | 231k | 280k | 21,000 | High burn rate without cooking gauntlets.
Players never stop burning Beltfish without the cooking cape. Highly Suggested to switch to sharks at level 85 if using a range + cooking gauntlets. |
−15,792,000 |
90-93 | Sharks | 210 | 294k | 355k | 8,807 | Either buy raw sharks from other players, or fish for cooking. Players will burn approximately 1% of Sharks with 93 Cooking and cooking gauntlets. Players stop burning sharks at level 94 with cooking gauntlets. Without the cooking gauntlets however, even at level 99, players will still burn sharks. | 4,456,342 |
93-95 | Rocktail | 225 | 315k | 381k | 7,005 | Either buy raw rocktail from other players or the grand exchange, or fish for cooking. Players stop burning rocktails at level 94 with cooking gauntlets. Without the cooking gauntlets however, even at level 99, players will still burn rocktails. | 1,344,960 Always use Cooking Gauntlets or the burns cost too much. |
95-99 | Blue Blubber Jellyfish | 235 | 329k | 398k | 18,140 | Blue Blubber Jellyfish have a very low burn chance, when using cooking gauntlets and a range players can expect no burns from 95-97. Players stop burning Blue Blubber Jellyfish at level 97 with cooking gauntlets. | 26,901,620 |
99+ | Sailfish | 270 | 378k | 457k | N/a | Make sure to have the cooking cape or cooking gauntlets equipped so you do not burn any. | −0.16 gp/xp or−0.15 gp/xp on a fire.
99 to 120 will be: −14,868,534.76or −13,516,849.78on a fire |
With cooking urns:
Cooking urns speed up the experience rates. In addition, it takes fewer supplies to level up.
Levels | Items to make | Approximate XP/Hour | Number needed until next step | Notes | Money needed until next step |
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1 - 10 | Various | N/A | N/A | At this level, just cook anything readily available. Efficiency is not important because the first 10 levels are quickly gained. Good examples include chicken, meat*, bread, shrimp, anchovies, or herring. Undead chickens give the same exp but are MUCH cheaper. | N/A |
10 - 30 | Assorted Fish | 30k-60k | N/A | Cook fish such as trout, cod, pike and salmon. These are easily obtainable with the Fishing skill. | N/A |
28+ | Sweetcorn | 160k | 25 | Cook Sweetcorn grown from Farming, or buy some from the Grand Exchange. | N/A |
30+ | Tuna | 115k | 2,368 | You do lose some money if you buy these from the GE, rather than fishing them yourselves. Alternatively, players may wish to cook apple pies, although this method may be more time-consuming than tuna. | −736,448 |
60+ | Lobster | 180k | 20,285 | Either buy raw lobsters from other players, or fish for them. Players stop burning lobsters at level 74 (or level 64 with cooking gauntlets). | −4,300,420 |
74+ | Swordfish | 195k | 10,610 | Either buy raw swordfish from other players or fish for them. At this level with cooking gauntlets you will still burn about 2 fish per inventory so there is a cost for the increased xp rate. | −1,952,240 |
84+ | Monkfish | 210k | 14,516 | Either buy raw monkfish from other players or fish them, given that players have completed the Swan Song quest. Players stop burning monkfish at level 87 using a Range and level 90 using Fire with cooking gauntlets. | −8,985,404 |
90+ | Sharks | 325k | 32,258 | Either buy raw sharks from other players, or fish for cooking. Players stop burning sharks at level 94 with cooking gauntlets. Players without cooking gauntlets will still burn sharks at level 99 unless using the Cooking cape. | 16,322,548 |
- Players willing to spend time training Crafting to be able to use higher-level Urns may find it easier to train Cooking, as the lower number of fish to be cooked can make a big difference in how often a character has to bank while cooking, as well as fewer fish to catch or buy. This means making a large investment of time in training Crafting, however.
- Training with meat may be done by going to Neitiznot's Yak Field where people leave the meat on the ground. There is a range and bank near to make easily cooking banking and collecting.
Remember: burning a piece of food does not yield experience, so it is always better to plan on having extra money.
At level 85, some players switch to cooking pies with the lunar spell so that they gain experience comparable to shark or better, but also gain magic experience and spend runes. It requires 65 magic. As the quest Lunar Diplomacy requires 65 magic to complete, skill boosts will not work. Lunar spell cooked pies will never burn.
From level 84 to 90, you will burn approximately 525 monkfish without cooking gauntlets.
With cooking gauntlets: From level 90 to 94, you will burn approximately 270 sharks. Beyond that level you will not burn any.
Combined POH training with a Chef's delight (barrel)[]
A very useful tip for training AND to save gold is to install a Chef's delight barrel in your POH kitchen along with a range. Mounting an Amulet of glory in your quest hall nearby the kitchen requires 48 construction, and can be used to provide teleports to Edgeville to bank. Teleportation to your POH can be used with a tab or runes. Using runes requires 40 magic. This helps you burn less food with the cooking level increase, and cook higher level foods.
Steps to train:
- Pick up food from a bank (raw).
- Teleport to your house.
- Grab a beer glass, and fill it with chef's delight from your barrel.
- Cook the food.
- Go to your quest hall, and teleport to Edgeville using your Amulet of glory
- Bank, and repeat.
The total levels used for this method are:
- 40 Magic (optional to save 3x as much money by using runes instead of teleport tabs)
- 48 Construction (Optional by buying flatpacks for everything but mounting your uncharged amulet of glory)
You can use cooking gauntlets to further boost your cooking success rate.
Alternatively, you could find a friend who has a larder and a range and continuously make cakes inside their POH for free. World 31 (House Parties) often has open houses in Yanille, and many of these do have these facilities.
Other methods of gaining experience[]
Alternate methods[]
Below are some alternate methods to level cooking without burning fish; however, it will most likely be slower than the method above. It is recommended to use the above method to attain level 50 cooking before beginning. It is possible to get 1,960 cooking xp with 1 inventory of trout.
Clan citadel[]
If you are in a clan with a cooking plot (barbecue) a substantial amount of cooking experience can be gained weekly.
Cooked Sweetcorn[]
Not exactly a profitable method, but it's effective. Simply buy a lot of sweetcorn, and cook it for 104 cooking experience per corn. This method, although not profitable, is very cheap. You can get 2912 experience per inventory, more if using a bonfire. As it only requires 28 cooking to cook, this is great experience for lower levels. At level 67 cooking, sweetcorn can be combined with chopped tuna to create tuna and corn for 204 cooking experience and gives over 400 gp in profit.
Chocolate Cakes[]
This method is possibly profitable, although it does take some time. Simply buy lots of chocolate bars at 350 gp each and cakes at 579 gp each, and make the cakes into chocolate cakes which sell for 890 gp. This is rather time consuming, but can make a large profit depending on the price of cakes. You get 30 cooking experience per cake and -39 gp per chocolate cake. At today's prices, this method is not profitable.
Gunnarsgrunn Cooking[]
This method neither makes nor loses money, so it can be quite helpful for players without a lot of money. Since many players power-fish salmon and trout at Gunnarsgrunn, you can easily light a fire with the trees nearby and cook all the fish that they drop. After that, drop the cooked fish and pick up the new fish the players have dropped. Since the fish are cooked, alternating between dropping and eating is both more effective and uses less clicks than simply dropping. It can be more efficient if you can get one of the other players to directly trade you the fish. This method is helpful to both players, the fisher gets more experience per hour and the cooker gets a free way of gaining cooking levels.
Wine[]
While this method makes you lose a lot of money (−66,192 coins per inventory), it is very fast experience around 700K+ XP/H. 14 grapes are used with 14 jugs of water to make 14 unfermented wines which, after 12 seconds, become jugs of wine granting 200 experience each, up to 2,800 experience if no jugs of bad wine are made. Wine is made very fast, and ferments in your bank. As wine only requires level 35 cooking to make, it becomes very difficult to fail.
Curry[]
As an alternative to swordfish, at level 74 you might choose to cook Curry as you will get much more experience, and will not burn any at that level. However this method is also much more expensive. Cooking 6626 Uncooked curry is required to get you to level 84. Cooking Curry gives the most experience in one step, making it faster than any other item that takes 4 ticks to cook, such as rocktail. However wine can be made 4 times faster and is therefore faster experience than curry.
Dairy churn[]
As normally unused as it is now, churning cheese wheels is one of the better ways of making cooking experience. Firstly it doesn't fail, you cannot burn cheese using a dairy churn, and therefore you constantly get 64 experience per bucket of milk. Second, each slice of cheese you make gives you an additional 4 experience. Finally, you can get milk from dairy cows scattered all over RuneScape. There are also milkmaids near milk cows from whom milk can be bought.
A good place to train with a churn is at the Sinclair Mansion, just north of Seers' Village/Camelot. All you need is 14 buckets, or whatever number you prefer. There's a dairy cow just a few steps south of the churn. Milk the cow, churn the milk, drop the churned product, and then repeat for fast churning exp.
Another good place to train is the farm south of Falador, by cabbage-porting with your Explorers Ring 3 or 4, buying a full inventory of milk from the nearby milkmaid and churning it in the nearby churn. Bank, using an Amulet of glory or a Ring of kinship for example, then repeat.
Alternatively, with a POH in Yanille, you can take buckets of milk from the larder in your kitchen, half an inventory at a time. Then, go to the dairy churn in the food shop east of the POH portal. Once all milk has been churned, you may take the cheese to the bank even farther east to the bank, and repeat.
Tuna and Corn[]
At level 67 cooking using Cooked Sweetcorn on a Chopped tuna awards 204 experience. Using bank shortcuts this can be a fairly quick source of experience. Because of its use in Tuna Potatoes and the low cost of materials this method can often be profitable.
Completing quests[]
Some quests grant Cooking experience. Refer to the main article for more details.
Cost of levelling[]
Without cooking gauntlets[]
Fish | Start Level |
Finishing Level |
Number Of Fish Required |
Cost per Raw Fish (coins) |
Total Cost (coins) |
Sell For (coins) |
Profit/Loss (coins) |
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50 | 58 | 1,760 | 382 | −799,908 | 150,768 | −649,140 |
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58 | 63 | 1602 | 508 | −2,371,852 | 135,401 | −2,236,451 |
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63 | 74 | 7277 | 348 | −1,490,484 | 158,471 | −1,332,013 |
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74 | 86 | 20,846 | 353 | −7,358,638 | 2,939,286 | −4,419,352 |
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86 | 92 | 20,854 | 341 | −7,111,214 | 3,274,078 | −3,837,136 |
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92 | 99 | 43,448 | 1,007 | −43,752,136 | 16,857,824 | −26,894,312 |
Total Fish | 96,194 | Total cost | −62,884,232 | 23,515,828 | −39,368,404 |
With cooking gauntlets[]
Fish | Start Level |
Finishing Level |
Number Of Fish Required |
Cost per Raw Fish (coins) |
Total Cost (coins) |
Sell For (coins) |
Profit/Loss (coins) |
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50 | 58 | 1,760 | 382 | −799,908 | 150,768 | −649,140 |
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58 | 64 | 2,029 | 508 | −2,016,252 | 115,101 | −1,901,151 |
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64 | 80 | 13,159 | 353 | −4,670,896 | 1,865,712 | −2,805,184 |
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80 | 87 | 14,188 | 341 | −7,681,366 | 3,536,582 | −4,144,784 |
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87 | 94 | 26,483 | 1,007 | −17,443,254 | 6,720,936 | −10,722,318 |
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94 | 99 | 22,622 | 4,498 | −101,753,756 | 106,097,180 | 4,343,424 |
Total Fish | 81,765 | Total cost | −134,365,432 | 118,486,279 | −15,879,153 |
Alternative method (cooking gauntlets)[]
Fish | Start Level |
Finishing Level |
Number Of Fish Required |
Cost per Raw Fish (coins) |
Total Cost (coins) |
Sell For (coins) |
Profit/Loss (coins) |
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90 | 99 | 36,610 | 1,427 | −52,242,470 | 70,767,130 | 18,524,660 |
You can also cook Sharks as an alternative to Rocktails and Monkfish. At 90 cooking, you will burn roughly 7% of your sharks, which still works out at a higher xp/h rate than monkfish and will probably be more profitable. If you're using a Master Flameproof Aura and Cooking Gauntlets, you no longer burn sharks at level 90 cooking.
Notes[]
- Another option is to cook Cavefish, which would sometimes make more profit than sharks from 94-99.
- If you do not want to do Rocktails from 94-99, as they are fluctuating everyday and may cause loss, you can do Sharks from 94-99.
- Assuming no fish are burned and all fish are sold, the profit for:
- The no cooking gauntlets method is −39,368,404 coins.
- The cooking gauntlets method is −15,879,153 coins.
- A player with 80 cooking and cooking gauntlets will burn fewer than 2% of swordfish on a fire; therefore, it can be to one's advantage to begin cooking swordfish at an earlier level.
- If one cooks using a range rather than a fire, and wears cooking gauntlets, the burn rate of monkfish at level 86 is less than 0.5%, so this may be a cheaper and more efficient method of levelling than swordfish.
- Baking pies with the Bake Pie spell in the Lunar spellbook makes for quick Cooking experience, but is very costly.
Tips[]
XP boosts[]
Assignable XP bonuses are usually better assigned to slower skills than cooking, however there are a number of boosts that are useful.
Clan avatar[]
Activating your weekly buff will boost Cooking XP by 3% (plus up to 6% with fealty bonus)
Sous chef's outfit[]
Wearing as much as you own of this outfit can boost Cooking XP by up to 6%.
Pulse cores[]
Using a pulse core or being caught in the blast of a pulse core can provide a 10% experience boost for 10 minutes.
Cooking urns[]
Cooking urns will significantly increase experience rates per hour, and indeed per fish by up to 20%.
If using cooking urns together with bank presets, it may be a good idea to use an inventory preset with a new cooking urn (r) along with an activated cooking urn. This method sacrifices one inventory space for the convenience of not having to bank again for new urns, and guaranteeing the start of another urn right after one is being teleported away.
Dwarven army axe[]
Upon completion of the Troll Warzone, the dwarven army axe provides an extra 3 experience when it is equipped whilst cooking food, apart from cheese. This is great for lower levelled players.
Collecting raw fish[]
After finishing the quest Throne of Miscellania you can set up your kingdom to gather raw fish. If allocated and well funded, subjects will gather raw swordfish and raw tuna, and a good amount of raw fish available to be cooked can be collected – either every day, or after a few days. This is a free way to help towards levelling your Cooking skill.
The introduction of high level bosses, and Menaphos fishing means that players could alternatively stock on high level fish such as raw sharks and rocktails from bosses such as those in the Heart of Gielinor. Menaphos fishing is rather fast and close to a bank, supplying players with a good amount of raw catfish, beltfish and desert soles which go rather cheaply on the Grand Exchange.
Another great place to get fish is on the west bank of the River Lum next to Gunnarsgrunn, as there are usually several people power-fishing along the river's bank, dropping their trout and/or salmon. You can go to Gunnarsgrunn to cook the fish right in one of the shops. It's a great place to cook as there are very few players cooking there and lots of fishers.
Portable ranges[]
Portable ranges are similar to bonfires and provide maximum convenience for banking. They provide 21% additional cooking experience when cooked on, have the same burn rates as a standard range, have a 5% chance of producing an additional food item (which is sent to the bank but does not provide any experience), and can be placed anywhere by the player, even right next to a bank.
Each range lasts 5 minutes once placed and can either be purchased from GE or obtained from Treasure Hunter.
You can usually find a portable range being hosted somewhere, usually at the Combat Academy (CA) in Lumbridge, north of the castle by the bank chest. This allows you to cook on the range without even moving from the spot in front of the bank chest.
Cooking cape[]
The cooking cape, when worn, prevents players from burning food. This is incredibly useful for high-level products like summer pies, which often have a high burn rate even with cooking gauntlets and 99 cooking. This also allows the gloves to be swapped out for brawling gloves if cooking in the Wilderness.
Brawling Gloves[]
Cooking brawling gloves can be obtained as a very rare drop from revenants, the Chaos Elemental and the rare drop table. When worn, they provide an additional 50% experience when cooking, but when used at or above level 47 Wilderness, they provide an additional 300% cooking experience instead.
The gloves are best used near the lever to the Mage Arena bank for maximum experience gain with minimum banking times. This can yield up to 800,000+ experience per hour when cooking sharks or rocktails. However, players will have a rather high burn rate without the cooking cape since players cannot use cooking gauntlets or Sous chef's mitts as a replacement.
Bonfire[]
Bonfires are a great way of training cooking for both members and non-members. Cooking on a Bonfire will earn a player 10% more experience. Additionally, compared to a range they can be placed and so are often closer to a bank.
Recommended places to cook[]
An excellent place to cook is on a hosted portable range, usually found at the Combat Academy. Players may use the "portables" friends chat to discover current locations of range portables. This allows you to gain 21% bonus experience, as well as extra food items 5% of the time, all without having to move from the spot right in front of the bank chest.
Below is a comprehensive list of commonly used locations to cook (any other location close to a bank can be used too). If you still wish to use a regular range, oven or similar, a list of some places more suited for cooking follows.
Popular Bonfire/Portable range hosting locations[]
Location | Advantages | Disadvantages | Requirements | |
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Al Kharid at Shantay Pass | ![]() |
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N/A |
Grand Exchange | ![]() |
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N/A |
Lumbridge cellar |
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You will need to have completed the first part of Recipe for Disaster to use the Culinaromancer's chest as a bank. | |
Burthorpe | ![]() |
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N/A |
Permanent bonfire locations[]
Location | Information | Additional information | Requirements | |
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Prifddinas | ![]() |
Just next to the Prifddinas Lodestone and extremely close to a bank.
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N/A |
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Menaphos | ![]() |
Located in the Worker's District of Menaphos just east of a bank.
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Very popular training spot for Ironmen without access to Prifddinas. |
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Pay-to-play range locations[]
Location | Information | Additional information | Requirements | |
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The Rogues' Den | ![]() |
Located in the Rogues' Den, under The Pick and Lute pub, just east of the Taverley lodestone. | A fire is close to Emerald Benedict, the banker who is walking around the room. This fire is everlasting, so there is no need to worry about relighting it, saving time and inventory space. It is one of the most efficient training spots with at least 1,250+ cooked food per hour (With zero burned fish). It is recommended to use cooking gauntlets here, since a fire has a higher chance of burning food than a range.
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N/A |
Nardah | ![]() |
Quiet desert town with an oven next to the bank. | The bank and oven are found at the south end of the town, close together, so minimum running. Players can angle the camera to be in sight of both for easy banking. | N/A |
Catherby | ![]() |
Just east of the Catherby bank, very close to each other. | This is a popular spot because it is close to the Catherby fishing spots. The food can be easily cooked before banking after being fished. The door can be annoying when it closes. | |
Cooks' Guild | ![]() |
A bank and a range are a few steps from each other. |
A player must have earned Varrock Armour 3 to use the bank located inside the Cooking Guild. In terms of distance from the range to the bank, this spot is the best place to train cooking on a range. Players without access to the bank and range on the ground floor can still use the ranges on the 1stUK] and use the west-Varrock bank or even use the south-west bank at the GE. Although this would be slower, you will still have quick access to the GE to buy or sell food. floor[ |
The Varrock Armour 3. |
Fishing Guild | ![]() |
Fish, cook, and bank. | Players can fish, cook, and bank all in one run. However, it is a somewhat long walk from the range to the bank. Therefore if the player is only looking to train cooking, do not use this spot. | Level 68 fishing to enter the guild. 63 with admiral pie. |
Lumbridge | ![]() |
Good place to cook if players have started the quest Recipe for Disaster. | The Culinaromancer's Chest in the cellar is a bank and a food store, that both can be used in conjunction with the range in the kitchen just above. This range has a lower burning rate than most other ranges, so it can be good to cook here if you still burn some food. | Must have started Recipe for Disaster (Which requires the completion of Cook's Assistant). |
The Tree Gnome Stronghold | ![]() |
Useful because players can make Gnome Cocktails, Gnome Foods, and various other dishes. | Hudo and Heckel Funch can supply plenty of cooking ingredients. There is easy access to a bank as well. | N/A |
Zanaris | ![]() |
A quiet nice place to cook at, since there is a bank close. | Players can also cook pies in here easily since there is a wheat field and a windmill nearby. If players have started the quest Fairytale II - Cure a Queen and are able to use the Fairy ring, they can travel to the Grand Exchange quickly to sell and buy supplies, using the code DKR. | Completed Lost city. |
Neitiznot | ![]() |
Fremennik Island of Neitiznot with a clay oven next to the bank. | You can easily cook at the clay oven and then left-click the bank, without moving the screen. | Requires the player to have started The Fremennik Isles quest. |
TzHaar City | ![]() |
There is a oven just south-east of the TzHaar Fight Cave banker. | Using this spot can be useful when you own the TokKul-Zo ring. This ring can teleport you next to the banker and has unlimited charges. | N/A |
Free-to-play range locations[]
Location | Information | Additional information | |
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Lumbridge bank | ![]() |
A good way for beginning cookers to start the skill. | There are 4 log respawn points just outside the bank. Equip a Dwarven army axe when cooking to light the logs. Another option at Lumbridge would be to use the cooking range at the ground floor of the castle to reduce the chance of burning food. |
Al Kharid bank | ![]() |
The best free-to-play spot to train cooking on a range. | A range is right by the bank, providing fast runs to and from the bank. |
Draynor Village | ![]() |
This spot is good for cooking fish because of the fishing spot near the bank. | People usually train firemaking here because there is a lot of room for starting fires with no interruptions. You can possibly cook on the fires right outside the bank door. Alternatively, in Ned´s house is also a fireplace to cook on. |
Gunnarsgrunn fishing spots | ![]() |
Many players would rather give away or drop salmons and trouts, while doing power fly-fishing. | It's a good idea to bring a hatchet for cutting a tree nearby to start a fire, or instead cook fish on the endless fire near Peksa's Helmet Shop. |
Karamja fishing spots | ![]() |
These are good places to train both cooking and fishing | In busy worlds there are usually plenty of fires made by other players. When done cooking an inventory players can go to the General store, sell all fish and start over. With the level 3 Explorer's ring, it is feasible to bank in Draynor, thus making a profit, although this is slower exp and players have to walk back to Karamja. Players may also use the deposit box close to the monks of Entrana (though the boat is for members only the box is available even in free worlds), making it faster to deposit their catches. |
Free-to-play guides | |
Members' guides |
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