Sandwich Simulator

Setting up and running your own sandwich restaurant has never been this fun! In Sandwich Simulator, whether solo or with friends in co-op mode with up to 6 players, you will own a rapidly growing restaurant. Try to quickly fulfill your customers' orders by preparing delicious sandwiches and drinks. Take the orders at the counter, prepare customized sandwiches and drinks, then place them on a tray and deliver them.

The sizzling sound the chicken makes while frying...

A topic we always prioritize: Customer satisfaction is extremely important!

Satisfy the customers who come to your restaurant. Deliver orders on time and keep your restaurant clean. As your reputation grows, you'll attract more customers, and while this will make things tougher, it will double the fun!

The customer is always right... even when they're very, very wrong.

The thing that makes a sandwich the most delicious is the bread and the ingredients inside. In Sandwich Simulator, there are exactly 4 types of bread and more than 10 ingredients! A fast-paced game mechanic that increases in difficulty awaits you. As you progress in the game and your fame increases, the variety of orders will grow, and managing time will become increasingly difficult. You wouldn't want a fire to break out in your kitchen. At this point, you might need your friends, but in Sandwich Simulator, you can also challenge this intensity on your own!

Just another well-done shift.

In Sandwich Simulator, the locations of all ingredients and kitchen utensils can be changed. It's up to you to decide how the interior of your kitchen and restaurant will look. For example, if you want to use a counter in a different place, you can do that.

Pro tip: Putting tables in the fridge won’t keep your guests fresh.

At some point, your restaurant will be open to online orders. You can also serve your surroundings with courier deliveries! Accept online orders and deliver the sandwiches you prepare in your kitchen to the courier. Online customers will evaluate and rate you.

Pro tip: Customers prefer sandwiches over empty boxes.