About My Cat Restaurant
Orders arrive, dishes need cooking, plates need carrying, money needs collecting. No single step is hard. The game is entirely about the sequence you choose, and once three tables are waiting at once, the shortest route between stove and counter becomes the whole puzzle.
It is pitched at younger players and does not pretend otherwise, with bright rooms, cat customers and no punishing failure state. Even so, the pressure is genuine by the time several orders overlap, and the habit it quietly teaches, starting the slow dish first and filling the wait with quick tasks, is the same one every restaurant game runs on.
How to play
- Take an order from a waiting table.
- Start it cooking, then spend the waiting time on something else.
- Serve the finished plate and collect the payment.
- Keep the queue moving as more tables fill up.
Controls
- Desktop: left click on tables, cooking stations and finished plates to act on each.
- Touch: tap the same targets. Nothing requires a drag or a held press.
Tips
- Put the longest-cooking item on before you deal with anything else on that ticket.
- Sweep up several payments in one pass instead of collecting after every table.
- When two orders share a preparation step, handle them as a single trip rather than two.
