Restaurant City Secrets

Restaurant City Tips - 3 Things You Must Know About the Island Layout in Restaurant City (Or Else!)

2009-11-28T12:15:00.001-05:00

From day one in the new Facebook sensation Restaurant City, you should have been spending your time figuring out the perfect layout for your restaurant. After all, you have tables, stoves, waiters, and customers to worry about. Forget to pay attention to any of these things and your restaurant will be a mess. Fortunately, you may have heard of the island layout and how it's the most effective one to use.

Here are 3 things you must know about the island layout:

1. Understand Its Purpose

You don't want to go ahead and implement the island layout unless you know why you're doing it. In this case, the experts are using it because it decreases the amount of time it takes for the waiters to serve the food as it comes up. If your waiters have to take more than a few steps to get to the food and then to the customers, you're going to have a crazy restaurant on your hands.

2. Future Space Planning

Another reason you'll want to use the island layout in Restaurant City is that it will help you when you're adding more stuff to your restaurant. When you start to earn more money, you're going to want add things like an arcade and toilets. Other layouts will make adding these features incredible difficult.

3. The Key To Mastery

Eventually your restaurant is going to get so big that you're going to want multiple chefs. The only way to balance this is by setting up multiple island layouts. Be careful with this one though. Keep in mind that you should have one chef for every 3 tables and only have 5 chefs on the floor at a time. Follow these guidelines and you should be able to handle the growth of your restaurant.

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Getting Every Restaurant City Award the Easy Way

2009-11-26T12:14:00.000-05:00

Restaurant City is one of those games with lots of little things to keep you busy. One of those little things that is going to make up quite a bit of your game play time is the collection of Restaurant City awards you can earn.

When you start playing a game like Restaurant City, the goal is going to be growth, but eventually, you will want a little something extra to make your game play engaging and allow you to show off to your friends. That's why awards can be so fun to acquire - but they can also be time consuming, which will get frustrating if you do not have a plan in place.

The Hardest Awards

Of the many Restaurant City awards in the game, there are a few that stand out at the top of the scale as being tougher than all the rest - the top level awards for each category, making your life all that much harder as you try and get the best content in the game.

You will need to spend 200,000 coins, visit 10,000 Restaurants, pick up 5,000 pieces of trash, harvest 500 plants from your garden and buy hundreds of pieces for the inside and outside of your restaurant, as well as for your avatar.

It becomes a grind very quickly and if you don't work at it, you won't get anywhere near those numbers for years to come because they are extremely high up there.

How to Get the Hard Ones

To land the hardest Restaurant City awards, you need to start planning early. This means you need to load up on the necessary tools to get there. To start with, you need a whole lot of friends. Don't go for your normal friends who may not even log on to the game but once every week or two. Rather, spend a few hours looking for some good RC players who want to hang out with you and share ratings of each others restaurants.

For things like picking up trash, you can just cruise the Random Street and find people's restaurants that have been abandoned and need a good cleaning. Spending coins will require making coins and you'll end up needing a solid 700,000 or so total to complete all of the purchasing achievements, which can take a few weeks of feeding your customers - but will ultimately happen seemingly all at once.

Whatever your goals, getting all of the Restaurant City awards is a serious sign of prowess and talent in the game. If you can become one of the few people who manages to do it, people will definitely notice your accomplishment.

Finally, you might also be interested in knowing how you can get all level 10 dishes in restaurant city the easy way here, as impossible as that may sound!

There are also plenty of restaurant city secrets, find out here!

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Restaurant City Strategy - How You Can Get a Ton of Coins in a Short Amount of Time

2009-11-24T12:12:00.000-05:00

Coins are your lifeblood in Restaurant City, one of the hottest Facebook games being played right now by millions of people. However, getting the amount of coins you need is not as simple as just focusing on creating great dishes and perfecting your layout. It requires a different type of thinking if you want to earn coins easily.

Here are three things to keep in mind when trying to rake in a ton more coins:

1. Focus On Upgrading Your Dishes

If you spend your time trying to get as many new dishes as possible, you're wasting your time. All of them will give you the same amount of coins if they're at the same level. The trick is to take the dishes you have and spend the time to upgrade them as fast as possible to Level 10. You can do this by acquiring new ingredients over time.

2. Increase Your Popularity Level

As you start to upgrade your dishes, you'll be on the way to earning more coins and popularity points. The next part you should focus on is creating an excellent environment for your customers. They are the ones who will ultimately decide how many coins you earn each day so you'll want to treat them well. Look at all aspects of your restaurant and see what can be improved. When this happens, you'll be rolling in coins.

3. Keep Your Employees Energetic

Your employees have a direct relationship on the amount of coins you make so you'll want to do whatever it takes to keep them happy. Ultimately this comes down to creating the best layout for your restaurant. You don't want them to have to run around to serve their customers. Instead, you should try something like an island layout that makes it easy for them to go back and forth. Follow this tip and you won't even know what to do with the coins you earn.

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Mastering the Restaurant City Ingredients with Ease

2009-11-22T12:18:00.000-05:00

There are a lot of Restaurant City ingredients to keep track of in a game as massive and enveloping as this. However, the real key is not figuring out what all the ingredients are – but to find out which ones you need the most of and how to get them as quickly as possible. Because your goal is to get three good recipes – one from each of the three different categories – to Level 10 as fast as possible, you will need to spend some time developing a strategy that works well to do that.

Knowing Which Ingredients to Gather

There are a lot of ingredients to choose from. You may decide you’d like to gather only a select few for your most popular dishes, but even then, you will need a lot of them. In total, you will need over 2,000 ingredients to get every dish to Level 10, and that’s just the start. New dishes are being added to the game all the time and all require their own sets of ingredients. Over time, you’ll need to focus more intently on how to get those ingredients and grow your restaurant’s rapport to have a bigger menu.

How to Get Your Ingredients

When the game first starts, you can get Restaurant City ingredients through one of a few different methods. You can get the daily ingredient by logging in at least once every 24 hours. You can also get another free ingredient by completing the Daily Quiz. You can also get an ingredient for visiting each of your friends for the first time. Finally, you can buy your ingredients or trade for them.
It is recommended that you do not buy your ingredients as you will quickly run out of coins doing this. However, you can quickly get enough of the necessary ingredients for your account if you trade for them.

How to Trade Ingredients

Trading for ingredients is a bit tougher than many would expect though. It takes a lot of time and quite a bit of energy to put together the necessary strategy needed to gather friends for trading. The goal should be to find special friends who are also Restaurant City ingredients collectors and can help you gather more of them for your purposes. If you can do that, you will be much better off than if you simply tried to find people at random to trade with.

If you play it right, finding the right Restaurant City ingredients doesn’t need to be as trying and time consuming of a process as you may be assuming it will. That said, you will need to pay close attention and log on each day if you are serious about getting those ingredients, so prepare to spend a lot of time playing this game.

So, I’ve Been Playing Restaurant City…

2009-11-18T23:08:00.000-05:00

Yeah, you read the title properly – I am playing Restaurant City (or RC as we like to call it) and I’m getting quite addicted at that. And why not – it’s one of those games that grabs your attention whether you’re online or not and that you can let run in the background while you do all sorts of other things. My favorite kind of game in all honestly.

But, here’s the thing – I wasn’t very good at the game itself. RC isn’t exactly old school Donkey Kong, but it can be tough if you don’t know what you are doing and as a result, I have absolutely no idea what I am doing and do not play it all that well.

So, when I saw Restaurant City Secrets on a blog the other day, I jumped at it. I didn’t care if it worked – I just wanted to see what a pro in the game had to say about it. How were they playing and what were they doing so much better than me. Turns out, just about everything I do could have been done better.

Fast Forward a Bit

I used the Restaurant City Secrets guide for a few days and it turns out that I do not in fact suck at this game – I just had no idea what I was doing. That’s not so shocking, but what is shocking is that I managed to remedy the situation in a little under a week without having to resort to anything other than a few simple tweaks to my gameplay.

I learned how to set up the restaurant, how to get more ingredients and how to level up the right dishes instead of wasting too much time on ones that dive bombed upon initial leveling. I wasn’t wasting coins and I wasn’t tempted any longer to spend my hard earned cash on Playfish Dollars.

In short, if you play Restaurant City, this is a guide that you should whole heartedly check out – I’m serious, I didn’t think I’d ever be this good at any game online but now I’m a pro and people are bugging me for advice. Which is pretty awesome.

There are Guides and Then There are Guides

2009-11-15T23:06:00.000-05:00

Guides for Facebook games come in two flavors - there are the ones completely recycled from forums that have more lists and charts in them of simple, easy to remember information than they do of things that you might actually be interested in. Then there are the guides that are actually interesting – the ones that include all sorts of useful information that can help you play better.

I think I may have stumbled upon one of the latter the other day and because of how few of those guides actually seem to exist these days, I wanted to share my thoughts on it.

Restaurant City Secrets

I know what you’re thinking – “you’re addicted to restaurant cities?” Yes, yes I am. But, you can’t deny how addictive these kinds of games are. They grab you hard and don’t let go, which is genius if you’re a game designer, but for us players with no idea what we’re doing, it can be a bit frustrating.

So, a game guide like Restaurant City Secrets was a godsend – the kind of thing I wasn’t even aware existed and when I saw it for the first time, I couldn’t believe was any good.

But, I was wrong – and thank goodness because this guide is awesome. It does everything I would ask for in a guide like this and then some, providing some of the most interesting and useful tools I’ve ever seen in a game guide before.

What does that mean? It means that the things you actually need to know – like how to layout your restaurant or which dishes to level up to 10 and how to do it – are actually discussed rather than the meaningless, useless details that the other guides try to ply off on you.

Rather than trying to throw everything in the kitchen sink at you, this game guide has done a heck of a job providing a LOT of tools to help you play better. If you have a chance and are an RC fan, I whole heartedly suggest you check it out.

Calling All Restaurant City Players – How Do You Play the Game?

2009-11-12T23:15:00.000-05:00

With a few weeks under my belt now in checking out the biggest restaurant simulator on Facebook (sounds silly right, but there are like 5 of them now), I can safely say that I’m doing okay. But, I wanted to check in with my fellow RC players and see how everyone else out there is doing. In my opinion, this game is incredibly easy to get started in, but as soon as you scrape a layer or two away from the top, you start to see that things are a bit tougher to master.

That’s not to say that you can’t be one of the better players in this game – but it takes a LONG time to get there if you don’t have an aid in hand.

So, along with asking how you are all doing, I wanted to introduce a guide that I’ve been using for the past few days to make my gameplay a little better. I’ve been spending a lot of time reading it of late and I have to say that it’s changed a lot about how I approach this (and a lot of other) Facebook game(s).

It’s called Restaurant City Secrets and it’s written in a way that shows you exactly what you’re doing wrong and how to fix those errors. From top to bottom, the guide is written in a way that makes it evident that the way the game starts out isn’t going to work. You need to go out and get a little sneaky.

You have to find new friends, trade ingredients constantly and get used to the idea of goofy layouts with strange items on your floor. If you can master that simple set of steps though (which are laid out in detail), you’ll be well on your way to a MUCH better layout and restaurant setup – which ultimately results in better performance and more coins – the stuff that your success will be made of.

Anyways – Restaurant Secrets is one of the better guides I’ve seen in a while. Spend some time – check it out and make sure you pay close attention. The guide can help change your gameplay style for good.

How Many People Have Seen the New RC Guide?

2009-11-12T23:12:00.000-05:00

Ever since it was first launched a few weeks ago, I had been meaning to get my hands on the new Restaurant City guide and check out if the thing actually did all the fancy stuff that it claimed to. I’m no five star gourmet, but I do alright in the game and I figured that if I could learn a few things from this guide, it was worth checking out.

It turns out I had more than just a few things to learn from this guide – I was woefully ignorant of just about every important thing you should be doing to succeed in this game – which is quite a bit.

After spending a couple of days with the game, I learned that I was already making huge mistakes without spending any time to fix them. I was playing with low level dishes (instead of leveling 3 of them up before the rest to Level 10). I was playing with only a small handful of friends who rarely logged on and who didn’t like to trade ingredients. I was spending hours a day with the game off and the doors open, dropping my popularity score. In short, I was doing an awful job and barely had a clue.

So, I changed everything. I picked three good dishes and got them to Level 10, then upgraded my layout to be more efficient. I traded for the top ingredients, setup my garden and went out to find new friends. The guide helped me do all of these things and now, only a couple of weeks later, I’m WELL on my way to being at the top level and having a perfect popularity score.

I didn’t actually think I could entertain the idea of being one of those top tier gourmets – but not that I’m only a few steps away from being one, I can’t stop playing.

If you haven’t yet, check out Restaurant City Secrets. This is a heck of a good guide and will change how you see this game forever. Seriously – it sounds cheesy, but it’s true.

There’s a New Restaurant City Guide on the Market – How Does it Stack Up?

2009-11-12T23:05:00.000-05:00

There seem to be a lot of game guides out there these days – or maybe that’s just me. Every time a game gets even remotely popular though, a slew of new guides hit the web to help people “play better”. Personally, I’ve never checked any of them out before – they’re a waste of time in my opinion. Why play a game if you’re going to rely on a guide to tell you how.

But, recently I got sucked into the vortex that is Facebook gaming with Restaurant City of all games. I didn’t expect it to be that addicting honestly. Who would? It’s a silly restaurant simulator. But, here I am, a few weeks later and I log in religiously every day as soon as I get home from work and right before I leave each morning.

So, when I saw the newest game guide out there – Restaurant City Secrets – I was interested to see what it was all about and whether or not it was as “helpful” as the guide’s writer said it would be. The honest truth is that I didn’t think I would get anything out of it. Luckily, I checked it out anyways, because this guide was everything I was not expecting it to be.

What does that mean? It means the thing actually helped. In fact, it helped a LOT. I had been having trouble finding new ingredients and choosing my dishes, but this guide told me exactly which ingredients to gather and where to go to load up on temporary friends to get the ingredients I needed. I saved time and in only a week had a pair of Level 10 dishes – talk about high speed GP gathering.

Anyways, before I get too carried away, the gist is this – Restaurant City Secrets is a pretty awesome guide for anyone that is a fan of Facebook games and RC in particular. If you’re serious about playing well, this thing will help you get there.