Animal Restaurant

Animal Restaurant Animal Restaurant is a relaxing simulation where you manage a charming eatery with adorable feline staff. Cook customer-requested dishes, decorate your interior, earn money, and unlock more recipes and heartwarming stories.

Animal Restaurant

Animal Restaurant is a warm, relaxing simulation game where you step into the role of an animal eatery owner. Adopt and hire lovable cats, assign them different jobs, and cook a variety of dishes—desserts, afternoon tea, and hot pot—based on what each customer requests. Keep earning money to upgrade your restaurant over time.

As you progress, you’ll unlock additional recipes and ingredients, meet customers through heartfelt story moments, and feel more immersed in the world you’re building. You can also decorate the restaurant with furniture and décor items to create a welcoming space that matches your personal style.

Key Features

Decorate Your Interior

Make your restaurant shine for every visitor. Place different kinds of furniture and décor, such as European-style dessert tables, Mediterranean-style ovens, and Japanese-style fences. You can even add playful, themed touches like a Tea Party with other forest animals reminiscent of Wonderland. These choices help create a better customer experience.

Hire Your Staff

Your team should be capable and skilled, with roles that keep the restaurant running smoothly. You’ll work with a ragdoll cat, a tabby cat, and a big orange cat to help manage the daily operations and deliver an excellent experience to guests. The chef is especially important—build a good relationship with him. Continue improving your staff’s abilities so they can serve customers more effectively.

Master All Kinds of Recipes

Train your employees to learn a wide range of dishes, including spaghetti, pizza, strawberry pancakes, avocado sandwiches, taiyaki, shaved ice, and more. You can also study recipes from around the world—Chinese, Japanese, Mexican, Korean, and beyond.

Interact with Customers

Customers will keep coming in as you build your business. Talk with a variety of guests, listen to their feedback about your food and service, or even argue back when needed. Learn more about them through chat and letters, then solve their problems to keep things running smoothly.

What Makes Animal Restaurant Special

• Adorable feline staff: Hire and manage cute cat employees, adding charm and a sense of companionship and progression.
• Character interactions: The game focuses on entertaining, engaging exchanges, with interesting stories unfolding as you play.
• Pick your furniture style: Choose an Asian, European, Vietnamese, or other themed look for your restaurant.
• Create unique spaces: Design an inviting layout that makes the experience more exciting every day.



• Customer story moments: Through customer conversations, you’ll uncover narrative content that helps you connect emotionally with the people you serve.

Helpful Tips

• Start small, think big: At the beginning, everything revolves around the dining hall and kitchen—your first table and stove matter most.



• Focus on growth early: When customers arrive, you earn cods (the game’s basic currency), usually in small amounts at first. Spend cods to improve your restaurant as soon as you can—upgrading facilities, adding more menu items, or hiring additional staff.
• Prioritize upgrades that pay off: Some choices are easier than others. For new players, generally choose options that increase returns on your investment.
• Read purchase effects before buying: Always check what items can do. If installing an item helps you earn more cods, acquiring it earlier is usually a smart move.
• Plan upgrades around expansion: At certain points, you can either upgrade existing areas (like tables) or buy new furniture to gain more stars, boost earnings, or improve staff productivity. As a general strategy, expand first. Upgrade older furniture only after you’ve collected every available variety to fully fill your restaurant.
• Use the menu layout for easier choices: Menu items are grouped, making it simpler to tell types apart. You can also find tip boxes for different sections (for example, separate boxes for table 1 and table 2 groups).