Chicken Fries

Chicken Fries is a first-person restaurant simulation where you run a fast-food kitchen. You prepare orders, manage several stations and restock ingredients while serving customers during busy rushes.

Cook and serve

You bread chicken, fry it in baskets, salt fries and assemble trays. Kitchen work is handled through physical actions rather than abstract menus or automated processes, so you move between stations and keep track of the work in progress. Customers have specific orders and little patience, and the ticket machine keeps printing during rushes.

Manage supplies

You balance spending on ingredients against the money you keep, while watching stock levels during service. Running out of chicken, sauces or trays can mean ordering more during the rush or leaving hungry customers waiting. Buying too much ties up cash, while cutting spending too far risks shortages.

Find your rhythm

You decide when to prepare ingredients ahead, when to pause and when to focus on the rush; there is no single correct strategy. Orders vary in complexity and compete for your attention, so you prioritize tasks and try to keep the kitchen moving. Delays can build into larger problems, while timely decisions can get a shift back on track.

The game is designed around improving through repeated shifts. You learn to use space, time and resources more efficiently, with calmer periods between rushes for organizing and preparing. As the business grows, customers arrive faster, orders become more complex and mistakes become harder to absorb.