Mexican Master Chef
A street food carnival with six stalls: fries, hot dogs, pizza, burgers, noodles and churros.
Six stalls at a food carnival, and you move between them rather than staying put. Each has its own short preparation — fries, hot dogs, pizza, burgers, noodles, churros — so the game is really six small games with a shared queue running through them.
What makes it work is the movement cost. Walking between stalls takes time, so grouping orders by stall beats serving them in the order they arrive, and that turns a simple game into a routing problem.
The carnival framing gives it a livelier look than most of its neighbours and the stall variety keeps a session from repeating itself. Good on a wide screen where all six stalls stay visible at once.
Controls
Tap a stall to work at it, tap ingredients and tools, tap to serve the customer.
How to Play
- Read which stalls the waiting orders need.
- Move to a stall and prepare everything it can cover.
- Deliver those orders together.
- Move to the next stall and repeat.
Tips & Tricks
Group orders by stall rather than by customer. Walking is the slowest thing in this game, and serving in arrival order means crossing the carnival for every plate.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many stalls does Mexican Master Chef have?
Six — fries, hot dogs, pizza, burgers, noodles and churros.
Does moving between stalls cost time?
Yes, which is why grouping orders by stall beats serving them in arrival order.
