Crafting Dining Tables, Chairs, Wine Shelves, and Ingredient Racks in Gensokyo Delight
Gensokyo Delight ~ Youkais' Feasts adds several decorative furniture pieces you can craft to build out a dining room, tavern corner, or feast hall. The recipes below cover dining tables, dining chairs, a wine shelf, and an ingredient rack, using vanilla-style shaped crafting with wood materials and a few extra components.
Dining Tables
Dining tables are the centerpiece of any meal setup. Two variants are available, each tied to a different wood type.
Oak Dining Table — shaped recipe using 
Stripped Oak Wood x3, 
Stick x1, and 
Oak Slab x1.
Cherry Dining Table — shaped recipe using 
Stripped Cherry Wood x3, Stick x1, and 
Cherry Slab x1.
Both tables follow the same material pattern, so if you can build one, you already understand the layout for the other. The stripped wood provides the tabletop surface, the stick handles the leg or support, and the slab rounds out the structure. Gather your stripped logs first, since stripping wood requires an axe and is the step most likely to slow you down.
Dining Chairs
Chairs pair naturally with the tables above. Each chair recipe calls for planks, a piece of canvas, and a stick.
Oak Dining Chair — shaped recipe using 
Oak Planks x4, 
Canvas x1, and Stick x1.
Bamboo Dining Chair — shaped recipe using 
Bamboo Planks x4, Canvas x1, and Stick x1.
The planks form the frame and seat base, the canvas supplies the cushioned seating surface, and the stick acts as a support piece. Because both recipes share the same shape, you can swap wood types freely depending on which table you built. If you are furnishing a cherry table, note that no cherry chair recipe is listed here, so plan your wood palette around the chair options you actually have.
Wine Shelf
Spruce Wine Shelf — shaped recipe using 
Spruce Planks x4 and 
Spruce Slab x5.
This is the most slab-heavy recipe of the group, so stock up on spruce slabs before you start. The planks build the shelf frame while the slabs create the individual tiers or compartments. Place it near your dining area to keep bottles within reach of the table.
Ingredient Rack
Oak Ingredient Rack — shaped recipe using Oak Slab x5 and Stick x1.
The ingredient rack is a lighter build than the wine shelf, relying on oak slabs for its body and a single stick for structure. It works well positioned close to where you prepare food, keeping your cooking components visible and organized rather than buried in a chest.
Planning Your Materials
A few practical notes before you start chopping:
- Stripped wood is only needed for the two dining tables. Strip logs with an axe before crafting.
- Slabs appear in three of the four furniture categories, so a healthy slab supply covers tables, the wine shelf, and the ingredient rack at once.
- Canvas is required for every chair, so secure a steady source before committing to a full seating set.
- Sticks are used in the tables, chairs, and the ingredient rack, making them the most common ingredient across the whole set.
Building a Cohesive Room
Because the recipes are split across oak, spruce, cherry, and bamboo, you can either match everything to one wood type where recipes allow or mix woods deliberately for a varied look. A common approach is to pick one table, pair it with the matching chair where a recipe exists, then use the spruce wine shelf and oak ingredient rack as shared utility pieces regardless of your main wood choice.
Craft each piece one at a time, confirm you have the exact counts listed above, and arrange them around a central table to create a functional dining space.
Covers the mod’s in-game guide topics: Oak Dining Table Oak Dining Chair Spruce Wine Shelf Oak Ingredient Rack Cherry Dining Table Bamboo Dining Chair