Cooking Crazy on Windows Pc

Cooking Crazy is a brand new time management restaurant game, which is available for Android. This is the classic serving game that you probably already played but it has something fresh that makes it really fun to play.

This game is really simple and fun and I highly recommend it especially for parents that want their kid to learn by playing. If your kid doesn’t know how to read yet this game is perfect for him. You are the owner of a restaurant and customers show up at your counter and order food by showing you an image of what they want. You need to cook your food and put the right topping on it and serve them to the customers as fast as you can. This is excellent to make your brain working fast and learn to think quick.

You also need to keep the customers happy with the food they want. Later on you will be able to serve different food items. More options mean more customers but that also means greater pressure to serve food on time. If you find yourself struggling to meet diner demands, you should check out our Cooking Craze tips and tricks for some help in the kitchen!

1. Move Quickly
The game will have you tapping you screen like a madman. Speed is incredibly important in this game. Even though the levels don’t have any time limit, the customers will have a wait time and they will not wait forever for their order. Customers will leave if they aren’t served on time. Losing customers will result in lower star ratings and less income. The food at the start of the game is quite simple but later on they will get more and more complicated. A quick tip here is that the faster you serve them the bigger they pay.

2. Watch What You Serve
You will be the one arranging the food items in the game. Most of the time you will be serving only two types of food. In the early levels, you start out with two food options – doughnuts and sundaes. Each food item will have their own preparation time. As you progress through the game, the simple doughnut will transform into different kinds of flavors requiring more work to be done. It starts with the icing only then later on you can move on to the toppings. It always changes per customer. You must make food items that the customer wants. This is where it gets tricky. You will need to be fast and accurate. The customers won’t go away if they are served the wrong food so you will just lose time. This is also important since it gives you the chance to correct a mistake and make a comeback.

3. Learn To Prioritize Customer Orders
A universal rule in any restaurant is to serve the customers in the order they arrive. This game’s customers will always come in an order. It is favorable to always serve the ones that came in first since their timers are the first to go down and as we have mentioned earlier the faster you serve customers the better they pay. They will be the first ones to run away if you didn’t serve them their food.

4. Mix Things Up
First come first serve definitely is the way to go but there will be times that you will need to break that system. There will be times that the customer will order something that takes time. For example, if you have two customers and the second customer orders something that can be made quickly, then there is no reason for you not to serve that order while the first order is being prepared. This way, you will be more efficient in your work.

Being the best restaurant out there will be a challenge but just keep your cool and follow our Cooking Craze tips and tricks listed above and you will be fine. If you have anything to add, feel free to leave us a message in the comment area!

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