All You Can Feed: Sushi Bar Reviews

Cheap, and fun yey i love sushi and cats

cute lil game i enjoyed it, especially for the price its worth it

Very medicore game which gets boring very quickly. Some small improvments would make the game ALOT more fun...Have a right click option to move items to their location...i.e right click the rice to move it to the mat, right click the ingredients to move into the rice...having to click, hold and then drag the items across the screen became tiresome and annoying. It also makes your fingers ache after a while. The music stops after one playthrough and doesnt loop or play one of the other tracks so it just goes silent...all you hear is the ever increasingly annoying tings and bings from the various other items. The orders are slow in arriving to begin with so its a chore to reach the money goal.... though im sure they increase in frequency as the game progresses however I just couldnt sit through the game for long enough to get to that point. Take a leaf out of Burger Shop 2's book.....That is this genre done VERY well This game has alot of potential, however im only recommending it because its so damn cheap.. I paid 0.84 pence for it in the sale so what the hell was I expecting tbh. Worth a punt for less than a quid

All You Can Feed: Sushi Bar is a nice little game to experience the stressful daily business in food production. It is easy to learn but can be difficult to mange. Some levels are quite tight in their financial goal to achive. Sometimes you depend on the "good" orders of the cutomers to succeed. Once started, this game keeps you pretty busy.

Challenging. The first several rounds are slow and easy, but it's gets harder and more fast-paced as you get more ingredients and more types of sushi ordered.

There is no way to progress past the 16th level. Only one customer comes at a time. Also, if you meet the required money for the level, it says that you failed. You must exceed the amount.

A relaxing game of Sushi Chef...or not! It can get quite hectic at the end! Train your mouse moving speed across the screen lol! Its quite a short game with lesser than 50 levels where you can probably clear in a few hours. Still, it is an enjoyable little game. :)

Decent game. Generally, a typical game that's focused on time management. Nice feel and sounds:) Just not my thing personally, but an okay game.

A fun little cooking game. While the graphics may be simple, the game can be pretty entertaining, if you're up for a challenge. The first few levels start off pretty slow, but once you unlock more ingredients, the gameplay becomes pretty hectic and demanding, with you racing against the time limit, having to earn a certain amount of money per level and constantly preparing all the ingredients beforehand. If I had to complain about something, it would be two things: 1. The game is too short. I'm hoping they add more levels later on. 2. The game can have some unfair moments, thanks to the orders. From what I understand, it's always random what the customers order and if you've completed all available orders, it will take quite a few seconds before the next customer appears with their order. This can potentially lead to some unfair moments, like multiple customers in a row only ordering a single cup of tea (which gives you the least amount of money), all while you hopelessly wait for a big order, so you can earn enough money before the time limit runs out. This actually made me lose a level one time with no fault of my own. But other than these two points, I enjoyed the game pretty much.

All you can Feed: Sushi Bar is a nice casual game, that is actually pretty hard. Some level goals are pretty tight and you need to be quick and accurate to beat them, so there is challenge involved. It's a decent game for the very low price tag.