Sushi Supply Co
An idle tycoon: cat chefs level up and produce sushi while the counter grows.
An idle game rather than a kitchen, and it should be judged as one. Production runs on its own once a chef is hired, upgrades raise the rate, and the loop is about deciding where the next unit of money goes rather than about making anything by hand.
The early game is genuinely manual — you tap to produce — and the transition to automation is the moment it becomes interesting. From there the question is whether to widen the menu or deepen an existing line, and widening too early is the standard trap.
It runs indefinitely and rewards returning rather than sitting. Listed in this section because the product is sushi, but nobody should expect the hand-forming that the nigiri game next to it offers.
Controls
Tap to produce and collect, tap upgrade panels to level up chefs and stations.
How to Play
- Tap to produce the first sushi by hand.
- Hire a chef to automate that line.
- Spend earnings on levelling chefs and stations.
- Return later to collect and expand.
Tips & Tricks
Deepen one line before opening a second. A fully levelled chef out-earns two half-levelled ones, and the menu width only matters once automation is paying for itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sushi Supply Co an idle game?
Yes. Production automates early and the game becomes about where to spend earnings.
Do you make the sushi by hand?
Only at the very start, before the first chef is hired.
