Sushi Tower

Sushi Tower is a free drive-thru restaurant game where the chefs need no instructions and the lift is the only thing you drive. Five kitchens are stacked one above the other, and each one turns out plates on its own shelf. Down at the counter, cars pull in with their orders shown above them and a patience bar underneath. Your job is to carry the right plates down in time — and the cabin takes only three at once.

The kitchens always cook more than one lift can move, so the whole game is choosing whose shelf may wait. Serve plates in a row to build a combo, fire the boost to speed the lift up for a while, and bin a plate nobody wants before it blocks the shelf. Let a car's patience run out and it drives off angry and takes a heart with it; run out of hearts and the shift is over.

A shift is five waves, about two and a half minutes. Between waves you pick one of three cards — a bigger cabin, a faster lift, a new floor, a sharp knife or a double portion for one kitchen, a fourth serving window, a hostess who calms the queue — and one card is always free. Coins from every shift open new locations: the Pier, Downtown, the Highway and the late-night Nightside, each busier than the last.

Play against your own best shift as a ghost rival, or send a duel code and race a friend on the same orders. Achievements wait for a wave with nobody lost, a full ×3 combo, a shift with nothing binned and a tower with every kitchen open. Drag the lift or tap a floor on a phone; on a computer use the keys 1–5, 0 for the counter and space to boost.