Royal Cooking: Jeu de cuisine

What kind of cooking game this is

Royal Cooking: Jeu de cuisine is a simulation game built mainly around time management. You play a cook in a kitchen that is always busy, and the job is to get orders out before the people waiting give up and walk out.

The listing presents it as a restaurant game with a comic tone, and it is rated PEGI 3. You choose whether your story is a café or a family cafeteria, so the setting is partly yours to pick. The game suits people who enjoy fast, pressured kitchen puzzles more than slow menu-building.

Because the core loop is simple to describe, most of the interest sits in the levels and the speed you need to hit them.

Running a service against the clock

Each service has a deadline in the form of customers who leave if they are not served in time. You keep several orders moving at once, so the work is mostly about sequencing.

The listing describes hundreds of levels. Each one asks you to prepare specific food, which gives the sessions some variety in what you cook and how fast you have to cook it.

Progress also unlocks advanced journals, which the listing ties to preparing food. You will need to keep cooking well to reach them.

Cooking burgers, pizzas and pastries

The menu covers burgers, pizzas and croissant-style pastries, which the listing calls viennoiseries. It also includes other popular street food dishes.

Levels ask for these items directly, so the recipes you can make set what you can clear. The food is the main thing you handle, and the rest of the game is built around getting it out on time.

Combos, equipment and boosters

Chaining orders into combos earns larger rewards, according to the listing. This rewards keeping a steady rhythm rather than finishing single orders in isolation.

You can upgrade your kitchen equipment, and the listing describes these items as quirky. Upgrades change how the kitchen runs, which matters when service is at its busiest.

Boosters are also available. The listing presents them as a way to make the game more fun during service, and it does not say more about how they work.

Support, FAQ and developer channels

The listing points players to a FAQ hosted by Matryoshka on a Helpshift page, and to a support team that can be reached from inside the game. Questions and suggestions can go to the same team.

The developer also links a Facebook page for news and gameplay tips. The listing is signed by Matryoshka Games.