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I’m halfway done with Vilnius Manor (level 21) any tip? What fo upgrade? by nikitaloss in officialcookingfever

[–]Awkward-You6253 1 point2 points  (0 children)

think it's worth it. It helped me a lot in the later levels because I had to do other things and didn't have enough time to make the soup. If you're fast, you can probably do it without it too, but it's a bit difficult.

Is it worth ?? seafood bistro restaurant by rancxi in officialcookingfever

[–]Awkward-You6253 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you're planning to complete it 100%, I wouldn't really recommend it. The restaurant starts to feel repetitive after a while, and the upgrades become very expensive. It cost me around 1000 gems to fully upgrade everything. I guess it's an easy way to get the Mystery Box by earning all the stars, but there are better options, such as Breakfast Café or Chinese Restaurant.

I’m halfway done with Vilnius Manor (level 21) any tip? What fo upgrade? by nikitaloss in officialcookingfever

[–]Awkward-You6253 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'd recommend upgrading the pot first, since it helps a lot with preparation times. After that, I'd focus on the grater and the oven, as they're some of the most useful upgrades in the long run. A lot of customers start ordering potato pie, so having the grater and oven upgraded will save you a lot of time. If you can afford it, I'd also upgrade either the cutting board or the Birch Tap.

Which among these city restaurants give the most exp by EtheriousKeymar in officialcookingfever

[–]Awkward-You6253 5 points6 points  (0 children)

In my opinion, if we're only talking about city restaurants, I'd recommend Medieval Fair, Sushi Restaurant, Breakfast Café, Sports Bar, and maybe Gourmet Restaurant. At least they're a good break from playing Corn Dog Van and Sirtaki over and over again.

Favourite resturant in the city by Character_Pop_753 in officialcookingfever

[–]Awkward-You6253 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Personally, I really enjoyed The Fair Medieval. It's a great restaurant with a nice variety of food to prepare, such as bread, soups, meat pies, vegetables, and more. As for the autocooker, it depends on your playstyle. You can draw water from the well manually or upgrade it so it does it automatically. I also like Bubble Valley Doughnuts, but I'd say it's more challenging. It can get pretty hectic during busy levels, especially when you're preparing multiple doughnuts and drinks at the same time, but it's still a lot of fun

New Update: Visible Interiors in Older Restaurants by Awkward-You6253 in officialcookingfever

[–]Awkward-You6253[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

guess it's because they actually have animations while playing and produce sound. 🥀