About Cooking Fast

Cooking Fast, made by Increase Media, drops you into a small kitchen with one job: get hotdogs, burgers, and drinks out before the customers in line lose their patience. Orders come in one after another, and every plate you're slow to finish is a customer who walks away unhappy — so the whole game is really about how fast and how accurately you can move.

There's no story or dialogue to slow things down, just level after level of the same core loop with more customers and less room for error. Cash from happy customers goes back into the kitchen, letting you swap in better pans and a faster juice machine so the next rush is a little more manageable.

Controls

Everything is mouse-only: click ingredients and equipment to prepare each meal and serve it.

Tips

  • Start a hotdog or burger cooking as soon as an order appears rather than waiting until you're free — idle equipment is wasted time.
  • Get drinks out first when you can; they take less effort and buy patience for the food orders behind them.
  • Spend early earnings on kitchen upgrades before anything else — a faster pan or juice machine pays off on every order afterward.

It's a good fit if you like short, replayable time-management levels where the challenge is pure speed and multitasking rather than strategy.

Cooking Fast FAQ

What are the controls in Cooking Fast?
Cooking Fast is played entirely with the mouse — click ingredients and equipment to cook each order and click again to serve it to the customer.
What happens if I'm too slow to serve a customer?
Customers in Cooking Fast lose patience the longer they wait and will walk away without paying if you don't get their order out in time, so speed matters as much as accuracy.
What can I upgrade in Cooking Fast?
Cash earned from happy customers can be spent on kitchen upgrades like faster pans and a quicker juice machine, which make later, busier levels easier to keep up with.

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