Restaurant Story app review (Jan 2011)

Name: Restaurant Story
Version: 1.0.3
Social gaming: Game Center
Company/publisher: TeamLava
Price: Free
Size: 14.2mb
Universal: Yes

Restaurant Story is another game of TeamLava's series, and a great one at that. It has smooth graphics, a clean interface and quite a lot of content. In short terms, you manage a restaurant and have to cook various platters to satisfy your customer's to have a restaurant rating of 100 (very easy, which is kind of bad). You can cook meals such as Tomato Bisque, Stew, Burrito's, Chicken Pot Pie, Boiled Lobster, and lots more.

Like a lot of management games in the appstore, Restaurant Story is a Freemium game that allows you to purchase gems to use in-game for additional better looking items.

Unlike Brooklyn Packet Co and there version, TinyChef, Restaurant has a neighbour feature which allows you to tip people in the social area of the game, and add them as a neighbour. The benefit of having neighbours is that you get gifted (if they're nice) free food to keep your customers happy, and you may get tipped more often (only gets you 20 coins & 1exp). If you have this game already, check down below where there are some Storm ID's you can add for more neighbours.

The social part of the game uses a Storm ID, so you must create one to use that area (free).

I think that Restaurant Story could have plenty more items like TinyChef, and maybe more recipes as well, and ones you can learn etc.

Definitely check out this game if you have loved the other games from TeamLava including Bakery Story, Empire Story, City Story, and Farm Story.

Just don't get TOO addicted.