A simple and cute dungeon crawler and restaurant simulator. The main idea of the game is to do dungeon runs to gather materials and ingredients to work on the restaurant.

The dungeons are randomly generated. You have 4 equipment slots: 2 weapons and 2 armor piece. The weapons fall under 4 category: swords (fast light swings), spears (fast with more straight range), great swords (slow swings that do big damage), and projectiles. Weapons have a normal attack and a special attack that goes on cooldown. Each equipment can have 2 different modifiers. These modifiers can inflict status effects, enable critical damage, grant you more health, shield, and even fire projectiles.

As for the restaurant, customer comes in and orders a dish. You run up to the facilities and select the dish they order. The cooking is automatic and the customer comes up and grabs the dish to eat. Afterwards you collect their payment at the counter. Relatively simple. Most of the time you will be running back and forth between the cashier and the cooking stations. Some customers may dine and dash so you can to catch them for the money. Later nobles comes in and you're require to bring the dish to them, an instance where you can accidentally serve the wrong dish if you're not careful. Outside of the restaurant you can do quest for new recipes, upgrade equipments, buy new furniture, and even upgrade your restaurant.

This game has a really huge flaw: the pacing and progression is really bad. I believe the reason is that the numbers they used for everything is out of proportion. For instance, at max inventory upgrade you have 40 slots. A material stack caps at 30 per slot. This by default makes gathering very slow. You can barely get make it half way through the dungeon before you maxed out on inventory. This slows down the pacing tremendously because the requirements for upgrading also requires an absurd amount of materials. You gameplay loop ends up like this: dungeon for materials, upgrade 1 thing, dungeon for materials, upgrade 1 thing, restaurant for money, repeat. This makes the game incredibly grindy from start to finish. You basically need to do dungeon runs to hunt very specific materials for upgrades. The amount of work you need to do for how little of a payload is insane.

Dungeon runs becomes a pain after the honeymoon phase. Even with good upgrades and modifiers, fighting enemies is such a chore. The enemies seem to have way too much hp where even the basic enemies require at least 2 combo strings to defeat. You never feel strong is this game. They swarm you with large group of enemies and very often there is one or two that just starts sniping from outside your vision. Boss fights aren't that bad because it is a bit more controlled environment but you never need to do a boss fight after beating them once since they don't have unique drops.

Some positives:
-this game has a very cute art style and character designs
-you use boba as healing potions in dungeons.
-music is fine
-decorating the restaurant is fun if you're into that but upgrading the restaurant kind of screws with the layout

Other nitpicks:
-the endgame section fully highlights how much of a pain in the ass the combat becomes
-dying in a dungeon is very punishing in a game where you need as much resources you can get
-you can only save when you end the day, no midday saving
-the inventory menuing can be a pain to use
-upgrading gear is very minimal stat gain
-it takes a day to upgrade/modify gear, if that is your main gear you're stuck being unable to do a dungeon run that day

I enjoyed the game enough but it is very hard to recommend to people. I really like the concept but I think this game needs more time in the oven.
If you're interested, there is a mod that can help alleviate some of the problems.

Super cute game with cute characters, fun game play and fun diner dash-esque restaurant admin.

A very fun dungeon crawler that lets you turn your spoils of victory into a cute restaurant.