Sizzle Up

Race through a lively fine-dining rush as chef-owner Mei: seat guests, cook eight dishes, throw plates across the room, chain tips, hire staff, and grow from hands-on cook to restaurant star.

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Game briefing

Race through a lively fine-dining rush as chef-owner Mei: seat guests, cook eight dishes, throw plates across the room, chain tips, hire staff, and grow from hands-on cook to restaurant star.

Documented features

Seat parties, take orders, serve meals, collect payments, and clear tables
Cook eight dishes across grills, fryers, noodle pots, and ovens with individual timers
Aim and throw food, dash with stamina, and build combos and tips during rush hour
Buy equipment, restaurant expansions, tables, handling upgrades, and autonomous cooks or servers
Use onboarding, local saving, audio settings, reduced-motion mode, and touch controls

THE PLAYER’S FIELD GUIDE

How to play

Run a profitable shift: seat parties, take orders, cook before timers expire, serve accurately, collect payment, and clear tables. Reinvest earnings to grow.

Your first few minutes

Follow the guided shift: seat each party and take its order before patience drains. Read the ticket carefully.
Cook at the grill, fryer, noodle pot, or oven. Watch timers; food burns, and carrying capacity limits your route.
Assemble at the pass, serve the matching table, collect payment, then clear it. Throw food only at a clear target.
Chain services during rush hour for combos and tips. Between shifts, buy speed, tables, expansions, handling upgrades, or staff.

Exact input mappings are not stated in the source. Follow the active build’s onboarding and on-screen help.

A little head start

Finish urgent dishes before starting another order; burnt food and wrong dishes waste patience.
Use short loops—prep, serve, collect, clear. Save dashes for crowded crossings so exhaustion does not strand you.
Fix your bottleneck first. More tables help only when cooking and clearing keep pace; tune staff priorities accordingly.

Before you start

A desktop or mobile browser capable of running the Three.js game.
No playable URL is connected; these instructions describe the project, not live access.

About this edition: Covers the source-confirmed loop, management systems, saving, reduced motion, and touch. The catalog marks this entry unpublished and unavailable. Proposed mid-shift events and safe-versus-fast appliances are not released features.