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To complete There’s a Dragon Here in Once Human, talk to Lowe at Meyer’s Market in Broken Delta, find Chefosaurus Rex in the Sunbury restaurant kitchen, show it three dishes, secure it, and return to Lowe. You need a Roasted Fruit Dish, a Roasted Meat Dish, and a Steak Combo.
How to start the quest
- Travel to Meyer’s Market in Broken Delta.
- Talk to Lowe to start the World Task.
The task becomes available when you arrive at Meyer’s Market, according to Game8’s walkthrough.
Where to find Chefosaurus Rex
Go to the restaurant in Sunbury and look for Chefosaurus Rex in the kitchen. A crate behind it contains ingredients you can use to cook the requested dishes if you do not already have them. The walkthrough notes that cooking can be done at an in-game stove.
Which dishes to show Chefosaurus Rex
- Roasted Fruit Dish: Any roasted fruit.
- Roasted Meat Dish: Any roasted meat.
- Steak Combo: This dish requires the Dishes II Logistics Memetic.
Present each of the three dishes to Chefosaurus Rex. If your task objectives or wording differ because of localization or a game update, use the objectives shown in your in-game task UI.
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How to finish the quest
- After showing Chefosaurus Rex all three dishes, secure it.
- Return to Lowe at Meyer’s Market to complete the task.
Quest rewards
Game8’s walkthrough, last updated July 29, 2024, lists these rewards: Energy Link ×200, EXP ×500, Stellar Planula ×3, Eclipse Cortex Lv. 2 ×1, and Chefosaurus Rex. Reward quantities are guide-reported rather than confirmed against the current live game, so check the in-game reward UI if patch-specific accuracy matters.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Can you get Chefosaurus Rex another way?
Yes. Game8 also describes Securement Silo Phi as an alternate way to obtain Chefosaurus Rex, but the drop is not guaranteed. That is a separate acquisition route, not a substitute for the quest steps above. See Game8’s Securement Silo Phi guide.
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