Run a smarter noodle shop
A correct bowl matters more than an overflowing pantry. Keep enough cash for tomorrow.
Buy what you can sell
Kimchi and tom yum broth last one day. Noodles last five days; bowls and chopsticks last much longer. Check remaining stock and the end-of-day waste line before buying more.
Know the cost of a bowl
A kimchi beef bowl uses an 800 ₫ bowl, 1,800 ₫ noodles, 3,500 ₫ broth, and 4,000 ₫ beef: 10,100 ₫ in ingredients. At a 29,000 ₫ kimchi price plus 3,000 ₫ for one topping, it brings in 32,000 ₫ before tips, wages, rent, and utilities. All amounts are in-game currency.
Hire when demand supports it
A cook can lift noodles at the right time, while a waiter gives customers more patience. Staff receive wages at closing even if the shift ends early. Compare their daily cost with the extra bowls you can serve.
Higher prices have a trade-off
Broth prices can range from 20,000 to 60,000 ₫. Raising the kimchi price slows new arrivals. Tips come from correct orders and well-cooked noodles; the tip jar increases them by 20%.
Try the daily challenge
The challenge uses its own kitchen and unlimited ingredients, so it does not consume your shop stock or cash. A ranked run lasts 90 seconds without pausing. You get up to three ranked attempts each day on Vietnam time; practice runs are unlimited and do not enter the leaderboard.