Games Like DinerDeck

EVERY NIGHT CHANGES THE RULES.

DinerDeck is a turn-based cooking roguelike deckbuilder about building exact recipes from ingredient cards, reading the customers at the counter, and surviving seven escalating nights.

Choose up to five cards, decide who should receive the dish, and reach the score target before your limited Serve actions run out. There is no timer. Take your time, check the numbers, and make every plate count.

COOK EXACT RECIPES

Match an unlocked recipe exactly and the cards become a real dish. Miss the combination (or use a recipe you have not unlocked) and you will serve Mixed Soup with no recipe bonus.

A Classic Burger needs 2 Bread + 1 Beef + 1 Tomato. That four-card plate can score big for the right customer, but every ingredient you serve is permanently consumed from your Pantry for the rest of the run.

THE DISH IS ONLY HALF THE DECISION

Every customer values food differently. One wants Egg. Another pays more for Bread. Someone else only cares that the plate uses exactly five ingredients. Compare the projected result for all three customers before you commit.

Your final score is built from Taste × Hype. Recipe levels, enhanced cards, Equipment, and customer preferences can turn the same ingredients into a completely different result.

THE LAST SERVICE COMES WITH CONDITIONS

The final service of every night belongs to a Special Guest. Their rule applies to the whole counter: no Meat, no Bread, no repeated recipes, exactly three ingredients, and more. A build that worked all night may need a new answer at the last table.

SPEND THE NIGHT'S EARNINGS. CHANGE THE NEXT HAND.

Between services, visit the Midnight Market to restock consumable ingredients, unlock new recipes, and level the recipes you already know. Build further with Equipment, Supplies, and targeted card enhancements as the run grows harder.

A focused Pantry draws the cards you want more often but serving those cards removes them. Buy too much and your deck becomes unreliable. Buy too little and the kitchen runs dry.

SEVEN NIGHTS. THREE SERVICES EACH. THEN KEEP GOING...

THE DINER IS OPEN. READ THE TABLE. SERVE THE RIGHT DISH.