Home   Adventure   Arcade   Board   Brain Teaser   Card   Social   Puzzle   Quick   Sports   Strategy   FWG   MOBILE Add games to your site | Youda Sushi Chef 2 Step into the delicious world of Youda Sushi Chef 2 Prepare dishes in 6 different restaurants all over the world. Learn mouth-watering recipies from the local cuisines by heart. Serve a 'Diner Delight', the Venice pie' and a spiey 'Toritilla poncho'. Don't forget to keep an eye on your supplies and order fresh ingredients on time. Manage your restaurant like a pro. Upgrade your kitchen to speed up preparation time, get a faster conveyor belt and perform better tricks! Play this tasty fun time management game and become the ultimate chef! ***HUGE GAME (17 MB), WILL TAKE A WHILE TO LOAD, PLEASE BE PATIENT*** June 12, 2014 10:22 AM -$- EARN Fr00k$ if u COMMENT -$-Free games for your site | Top of page | Free Online Games | . All rights reserved.Beat your boss and become the ultimate chef!

And check out this PACK DEAL of Sushi Chef 1 And 2!Step into the delicious world of Youda Sushi Chef 2, where you put your culinary skills to use. Prepare dishes in 6 restaurants all over the world. Learn mouth-watering recipes from the local cuisines by heart. Serve a ‘Diner Delight’, the ‘Venice pie’ and a spicy ‘Tortilla poncho'. Don’t forget to keep an eye on your supplies and order fresh ingredients on time. Manage your restaurant like a pro.Swarms of hungry customers take their seat in your restaurant. You'll have work fast to take orders and serve the dishes to keep your customers happy and coming back for more. Reservations and big orders start rolling in. Serve the correct sauces and drinks and be sure to have at least one fresh cup of coffee in the machine!Upgrade your kitchen to speed up preparation time, get a faster conveyor belt and perform better tricks. Purchase a better coffee machine and upgrade your telephone to order multiple fresh ingredients at once!

Get “Star power” to create irresistible puddings, instantly re-fill your ingredient stack, do magic tricks or just freeze all customers to buy some time; Earn enough stars to progress to the next level with even higher pace, more customers and new unique tastes! Prove that you are the best chef and beat your boss in each restaurant’s final Boss Battle.Play this tasty, fun and free timemanagement game and become the ultimate chef in Youda Sushi Chef2! jiro dreams of sushi nakazawaPLEASE NOTE: Chefs Diner: Food Rush is officially licensed with Youdagames and is officially published and distributed for mobile by Animoca Collective.jiro dreams of sushi reaction paper 6 amazing different restaurants!48 whopping ingredients to prepare almost 60 dishes!unique twists for each restaurantfast paced, brain training gameplay!6 challenging Boss Battles!loads of upgrades and perks to help you earn great cash!sushiclub valencia online

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How to play Youda Sushi Chef Click the recipe book to see how to make each of the sushi rolls, clicking the ingredients and then the mat to roll them together. Serve the customers their requests before they get upset, dragging them a bottle of sake or clicking the knife to do a trick to buy time. Click the phone or order new ingredients before you run out! Meet your goal each day to keep your restaurant open, using your profits to buy upgrades between days. The ultimate sushi-rolling, customer-pleasing, cash-collecting empire starts here!Who ever guessed that customer service simulators would become a major video game genre? "Man, that sure was a hard day at work. I think I'll relax by pretending to cater to the whims of capricious socialites! It doesn't make sense. But here we are, surrounded by games like Cake Mania and Papa's Pizzeria, games that teach us about the joys of hard work, multitasking, and pandering to spoiled customers in order to get fatter tips. Sushi Go Round carves out its own niche in the crowded field by taking customer service out of the equation.

You are the chef, rather than the harried waiter, and all that matters is getting food to the patrons of your humble sushi shop in a timely manner. You don't even have to carry the food out to them. You have one of those newfangled automated sushi joints, where a conveyor belt brings the sushi round, and the customers feed themselves. The problem is that the conveyor belt goes only one way, so there's always some guy stuck at the end watching his food get snagged by people who just sat down ahead of him. You'd feel sorry for him, if he weren't blaming it on you. Each customer has five stars indicating her level of happiness (...with the service, not in general. If one of your customers happens to be depressed in his personal life, it's not your responsibility. The more stars a customer still has when she gets her food, the larger tip you receive. If she waits so long that her stars disappear altogether, she departs in a huff, leaving a ding in your reputation and a sad song in your heart.

Check your recipe book at the beginning of each level to find out how to make the different offerings on your menu. To fill an order, click on each necessary ingredient, then on your rolling mat. Swish, swack, and the finished platter goes out on the belt. You'll run out of ingredients fast, so as soon as you have some cash in hand, pick up the phone and order refills. Your supplier will restock you in a few seconds, or instantly if you pay the rush fee. If you plan ahead, you shouldn't have to rush too many orders. You may also order sake, a Japanese wine made with rice, and temporarily cheer up a frustrated customer by dragging it to his place setting - thus teaching us the valuable life lesson that a drunken customer is a good tipper. All the while, find yourself weirdly seduced by the psychotropic background xylophones. It is an extraordinarily short loop of music, yet it does such a good job of soothing you through the constant press of hungry customers, I suggest you leave it on.

It's all part of the game's hypnotic rhythm. Ding ding a-ding ding ding a-ding ding. Ding ding a-ding ding ding a-ding ding. You could almost dance to it, if you had two seconds to spare. That girl in the pink kimono just ordered a dragon roll, and you're fresh out of eel. Analysis: In a sea of Diner Dash copycats, Sushi Go Round manages to feel like its own game. Bold, large-pixelled artwork grants a distinct charm to both the food and the wide-faced patrons. The customers are unusually one-dimensional for this type of game — their taste in seafood is their only personality trait — but focusing on the rhythms of the kitchen is its own kind of pleasure. Keeping track of the various recipes helps you feel connected to the work, and learning to execute them rapidly and efficiently may even give you a sense of pride. But compelling as it is, Sushi Go Round is a game of repetition and endurance. The authors have limited the number of levels and put in a proper ending, but no way to save your game.