Pop three.
Cook the world.

An illustrated food tile match puzzle. Tap ingredients into your wooden tray, pop three of a kind, and cook 100+ dishes from 10 kitchens around the world.

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Real gameplay from the current build.

How to play

Three steps to dinner

  1. A pile of ingredient tiles; the tomato on top is lit, the covered tiles underneath are shaded

    Tap a tile

    Pick any tile nothing is sitting on. Peel the pile layer by layer and plan a few moves ahead.

  2. The seven-slot wooden tray holding three tomato tiles, a cheese tile and a basil tile

    Pop three of a kind

    Tiles land in your seven-slot tray. Three alike pop. Fill all seven and the kitchen closes.

  3. The Level Clear card: three stars and a fresh croissant, "You cooked Croissant!"

    Cook the dish

    Clear the board and the level's dish comes out of the kitchen, straight into your cookbook.

The challenge

Bet you can't beat Round 2

Every day, Today's Menu opens with Round 1, a nine-tile warm-up with three ingredients. You'll clear it before your tea cools.

Round 2 is the wall: sixteen ingredients stacked deep, and a tray that only holds seven. One careless tap and it's full.

You get Take Out, Undo and Shuffle to dig yourself out. Spend them well.

Round 1: nine tiles, three ingredients
Round 1 3 ingredients
Round 2: a deep wall of stacked tiles with sixteen different ingredients
Round 2 16 ingredients

The world tour

Cook your way around the world

Ten kitchens, a whole menu each. Tap a chapter to peek at its signature dish.

The cookbook

100+ dishes to collect

Every dish you cook earns an illustrated card with its native name and a fun fact. Commons, rares, and legendaries from every country. Cook them for real with our recipes.

Tiramisu: layers of coffee-soaked sponge and cream dusted with cocoa
Legendary · Italy

Tiramisu

Tiramisù

Tiramisu means "pick me up" in Italian.

  • Common
  • Rare
  • Legendary
  • Croissant (France)
  • Croque Monsieur (France)
  • Soupe à l'Oignon (France)
  • Steak Frites (France)
  • Ratatouille (France)
  • Quiche Lorraine (France)
  • Bruschetta (Italy)
  • Margherita (Italy)
  • Risotto ai Funghi (Italy)
  • Carbonara (Italy)
  • Lasagna (Italy)
  • Tiramisu (Italy)
  • Sushi (Japan)
  • Tempura (Japan)
  • Katsu Curry (Japan)
  • Gyoza (Japan)
  • Okonomiyaki (Japan)
  • Ramen (Japan)
  • Quesadillas (Mexico)
  • Guacamole (Mexico)
  • Elote (Mexico)
  • Pozole (Mexico)
  • Enchiladas (Mexico)
  • Tacos al Pastor (Mexico)
  • Mango Lassi (India)
  • Samosa (India)
  • Garlic Naan (India)
  • Masala Dosa (India)
  • Biryani (India)
  • Butter Chicken (India)
  • Egg Fried Rice (China)
  • Spring Rolls (China)
  • Mapo Tofu (China)
  • Sweet and Sour Pork (China)
  • Kung Pao Chicken (China)
  • Peking Duck (China)
  • Mango Sticky Rice (Thailand)
  • Som Tam (Thailand)
  • Pad Thai (Thailand)
  • Tom Yum Goong (Thailand)
  • Pad Kra Pao (Thailand)
  • Green Curry (Thailand)
  • Pan con Tomate (Spain)
  • Tortilla Española (Spain)
  • Gazpacho (Spain)
  • Gambas al Ajillo (Spain)
  • Croquetas de Jamón (Spain)
  • Paella (Spain)
  • Pancakes (USA)
  • Mac and Cheese (USA)
  • Hot Dog (USA)
  • Buffalo Wings (USA)
  • Apple Pie (USA)
  • Cheeseburger (USA)
  • Tteokbokki (Korea)
  • Kimchi Fried Rice (Korea)
  • Kimbap (Korea)
  • Korean Fried Chicken (Korea)
  • Kimchi Jjigae (Korea)
  • Bibimbap (Korea)