Planned Release Date: Nov 1, 2026

About This Game

Take over a small gimbap shop on a busy Seoul street corner and keep it running for 15 days!

Hire staff, decide who works where, and let your crew handle prep, cooking and serving while you plan each day from the office.

Keep up with ingredient costs, wages and bills that keep growing, and keep the doors open.

Prep cooks, stove cooks, assembly cooks and hall staff each have their own specialty.

Tell the kitchen what to prep and cook, and hall staff will pick up order tickets and carry finished dishes to the table.

When your crew falls behind, step in and cook or serve by hand.

In this kitchen, ingredients, cooking tools and even your staff are cards. Drag a card onto another to chop, cook and plate.

From gimbap, ramyeon and tteokbokki to stews and rice bowls, you can make any dish yourself.

Shop Around the Market

Explore a lively market filled with colorful vendors.

Pick up ingredients, recipes and cooking tools that fit your menu, plus gear for your staff. Just leave enough for wages, gas and the next bill.

Choose Your Menu, Shape Your Strategy

Choose each day's menu based on your ingredients, your tools and what your crew can handle.

Collect related recipes to unlock set bonuses that boost output, cut costs or bring in more customers.

Upgrade dishes and tools, and pick relics that fit the way you run the shop.

Look After Your Crew

Staff build up stress as they work, and a burned-out worker stops until they recover.

Use Rush cards when you need speed, and give tired staff a rest or a paid day off. As the workdays add up, your crew levels up, learns new skills and earns a higher daily wage.

Keep a close eye on customer patience, the dishes on the stove and the orders piling up.

Reassign kitchen tasks, queue extra dishes on the kitchen order board, and jump in yourself when a dish cannot wait. Then feel the thrill as a mountain of orders disappears before your eyes.

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AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Pre-generated: some 2D art assets in the game (customer and story character portraits/sprites and some item and tool icons) were created with generative AI image tools (PixelLab and an image generation model) and then edited and cleaned up by hand by our artist. Most background music tracks were generated with Suno, and some sound effects were generated with Stable Audio Open. AI coding assistants (Claude by Anthropic, credited in-game) were used during programming. All of these assets are fixed files shipped with the game. Nothing is generated by AI while the game is running, and the game does not call any AI model or external AI service at runtime.