Cat Kitchen – Quán Mèo

Cat Kitchen is a café game in a blocky voxel world, built by Golden Sea to open from a link on an ordinary phone. You play a cat who comes home with nothing. Granny Ba lends you 2,000 coins at 5% a day to open a café on an abandoned plot by the lake, and every coin after that has to be earned by hand before you can afford any help.

At first you do everything yourself. You fish in the lake, water and harvest the vegetables, feed the cows for milk, keep pigs and chickens, then carry it all to six kitchen stations that make 11 dishes, from grilled fish to hotpot. Food left waiting goes cold and then spoils. Guests rate the café on five things: quick service, hot food, a clean and pretty seat, a fair price and a friendly welcome, and the average decides how many of them come back. Once money comes in you hire waiter cats and porter cats on daily wages, and the game turns from doing the work into running the place.

The café runs on two clocks. A café day lasts 12 minutes of play, with lunch and dinner rushes, weekends, weather and closing time, while wages, interest and loan payments close at 06:00 by the real clock. Progress is saved in two places on the device, so the café survives if the browser clears one of them.

The interface was designed for phones first, with its own landscape layout on computers, and every line is voiced in both Vietnamese and English. The release build is about 8 MB, the game code is compressed and scrambled, and it was tested on phone and desktop screen sizes before release.