Bottle Down vs Itadaki!

Bottles are arranged in stacked layers. When a bottle is selected, it moves to the crusher and releases its colored liquid into a pipe. The liquid is then used to fill numbered holes on the board. Only available bottles can be selected, so the order of removal affects the level.

Stack the bowls. Merge the menu. Keep the counter clear. Slide a bowl up the counter and match it with its twin. Two miso soups become udon. Two udon become tempura. Keep going and you climb a ladder of Japanese dishes, each one better than the last — but let the bowls pile up past the red line and service is over. HOW IT PLAYS • Drag to aim, release to send a bowl up the counter • Two matching bowls merge into the next dish up the chain • Every level names a goal dish — build it to serve your diners • Physics does the rest: bowls jostle, settle and cascade UNLOCK THE MENU Kitsune Udon. Tempura Udon. Salmon Ikura Don. Beef Gyudon. Rainbow Poke Bowl. Ultimate Deluxe Ramen. Every dish you create is added to your shelf under its real name, with the rest waiting under silver cloches. Over 50 dishes to discover across 72 levels. BUILD YOUR RESTAURANT Coins from every service go back into the place. Expand the counter, upgrade the storefront and watch a modest little bar grow into somewhere worth queuing for. BOOSTERS WHEN IT GETS TIGHT • Magnet — pull the counter together and merge everything at once • Precision — line up the shot you cannot afford to miss EASY TO START, HARD TO PUT DOWN One-finger controls and no timers. Take as long as you like on a level — the only pressure is the red line creeping closer. Itadaki means "let's eat." Let's go!