What's the Point of the Other Restaurants?

[kirbykips]

I just got this game today. I loved the first one and so far, after only playing for less than an hour, I'm in love with this one...despite the new controls and complexity.

I was curious though about the other restaurants. You start off with your own restaurant and two others. I wanted to know if there's something special about them.

Are they just extra modes or do they have a role to play in how Cook, Serve, Delicious grows? Like if I play through them, do I get upgrades for my own restaurant or something? Or are they just random for fun modes?

[TheKeviKs]

See the other restaurants as challenge.

Each time you level up, you will unlock new restaurants and shift.

Complete these shift will give you medals (bronze, silver and gold) and with a certain amount of medal, you will unlock lootbox. These lootbox will give you new decorations stuff. (and food with enough gold one I think)

The Chef 4 Hire level are pretty good for experience point and testing your capacity because some shift are really hard. It's a very fun mode ^^

[kirbykips]

Originally posted by TheKeviKs:

See the other restaurants as challenge.

Each time you level up, you will unlock new restaurants and shift.

Complete these shift will give you medals (bronze, silver and gold) and with a certain amount of medal, you will unlock lootbox. These lootbox will give you new decorations stuff. (and food with enough gold one I think)

The Chef 4 Hire level are pretty good for experience point and testing your capacity because some shift are really hard. It's a very fun mode ^^

That makes sense. After playing a few of them, I did notice I got stuff at the end, but I thought I was getting stuff because every time I did a shift, I leveled up so I thought that was stuff for the level. But I did notice I was getting food from time to time. I just assumed it was certain shifts that gave it as a reward or that it was the greatest award for completing the shift. But if you're saying the amount of medals I get determines when I'll receive something, that makes a whole lot more sense than what I originally thought.