How to Play Warung Rasa
Serving customers, all six recipes, cooking on the stoves, 30 days, stars, and Relaxed Mode.
Warung Rasa is a free browser cooking game about running an Indonesian street-food stall. You take customers' orders, build each dish in recipe order, and serve it before their patience runs out. There are six dishes: meatball soup (bakso), iced tea, iced orange, chicken satay, sweet martabak, and fried rice. This guide covers serving customers, cooking on each stove, the 30 days, and how to earn three stars.
Serving a customer
- Read the order. Customers show their order in a speech bubble with a picture of the dish. Variations such as spicy or with soy appear in brackets.
- Start with the container. Every order begins with a bowl (meatball soup), a glass (drinks), or a plate (satay, martabak, fried rice).
- Add ingredients in order. Tap them one at a time. An ingredient that doesn't fit the recipe order of any waiting order is rejected and counts as one mistake.
- Serve. Tap the customer who ordered that dish. An unfinished dish can't be served.
Forgot the order? Open the Recipe Book with the book button at the top right. The game pauses while it is open.
All six recipes
| Dish | Ingredient order | Variations |
|---|---|---|
| Meatball Soup | bowl → noodles → meatballs → broth → fried shallots | spicy: + chilli sauce |
| Iced Tea | glass → ice → tea | – |
| Iced Orange | glass → ice → orange | – |
| Chicken Satay | plate → rice cakes → satay (grilled) → peanut sauce | with soy: + sweet soy sauce |
| Sweet Martabak | plate → martabak (cooked) → topping | chocolate, cheese, or both |
| Fried Rice | plate → fried rice (cooked) → fried egg → crackers | spicy: + chilli sauce |
Cooking on the stoves
Satay, martabak, and fried rice must be cooked first. Tap an empty spot on a stove to start cooking; the bar underneath shows progress. When it says Ready!, tap it to move the food to the serving counter. Food left too long burns and must be binned by tapping it.
- The satay grill holds two skewers, or four with the Wide grill upgrade.
- The martabak pan must be flipped halfway through. When Flip! appears, tap the pan. A martabak that isn't flipped will burn.
- The fried-rice wok just needs time to cook.
Fast players start the stoves first, then build the rest of the dish while the food cooks.
Thirty days in three places
| Days | Place | New dishes |
|---|---|---|
| 1–10 | Morning Market | Meatball soup, then iced tea (day 3) and spicy soup (day 6) |
| 11–20 | Evening Square | Chicken satay, iced orange (day 13), satay with soy (day 15) |
| 21–30 | Night Market | Sweet martabak, fried rice (day 24), then every dish together |
Whenever a new dish appears, the game shows its recipe first. Customers per day rise from 3 to 10, and from day 7 three customers can wait at once.
Stars, money, and coins
Every day ends; you can't lose. Stars are counted at the end of the day:
- 3 stars: every customer served with at most 2 mistakes.
- 2 stars: everyone served but more than 2 mistakes, or at least 60% of customers served.
- 1 star: the day is finished.
Every dish has a price, and customers tip more when served quickly. Every Rp1,000 earned becomes 1 coin for kitchen upgrades and cart decorations.
Relaxed Mode and controls
Turn on Relaxed Mode on the main menu to play with no patience limit: customers wait as long as needed and nothing burns. It suits young children or learning the recipes.
On touch screens and with a mouse, just tap. On a keyboard, press 1–9 for ingredients, Z X C to serve seats 1–3, Backspace to bin the counter, and Esc to pause.