Taco Master Tycoon Game Review

Taco Master Tycoon Game Background

Taco Master Tycoon is a simple pixelated time management restaurant sim. You’re placed in charge of your own Mexican restaurant and must serve customers in shifts.

This game was developed by AvidGame.

How to Play Taco Master Tycoon

To select, left click with your mouse or tap on the touchscreen with your fingers. Select a flag to choose a language and open the welcome screen. On the welcome screen, select Play at the center to begin. Type in the name of the restaurant in the namespace, then select OK. After that, select Start to proceed with the game.

To cook a dish, select the stove, then select a dish from any of the options available. Once the dish is done, select it from the counter, then drag and drop it to the customer’s table.

Basic Gameplay Advice

Basic Rules

You begin with 4 tables. Customers will arrive at your restaurant while the day is ongoing, either singly or in groups.

In this game, you can serve 3 different dishes: tacos, burritos, and chilaquiles. Pay attention to the balloons above each customer to get their order. Prepare the dish, then serve it to the customers at the table. The customers, upon consuming the dish, may order another one. This could be the same dish or a different dish altogether. Upon finishing, they will leave a tip at the table.

The game is divided into days, which is a 2-minute span of time that you must serve customers. You can measure the passing of the time using the clock on the bottom right corner. The diners will enter while the clock is running; once the clock hits zero, no more customers will enter. The day won’t end, however, until the last customer finishes their order.

Scoring & Customization

Your score is based on your earnings in dollars. The amount you receive per tip varies and is based on how well you satisfy your customers’ orders. Giving the customers what they want quickly increases the chances of them giving a higher tip. Earn as much as you can before the timer runs out.

After the day ends, you have the opportunity to customize your shop using the earnings you’ve made. There are 4 customization options available:

• Decor (starts at $1,000)
• Floors (starts at $500)
• Walls (starts at $7,000)
• Tables (starts at $5,000)

These options increase in price as you move up a tier.

Advanced Playing Tips & Strategy

One of the game’s chief selling points is its simplicity. You gain no penalty for pre-cooking your dishes and leaving them to sit in the counter for too long. Neither will you get much of a penalty for serving the wrong thing. This can be used to your advantage throughout the game.

Should you lose track of what the customers want, you can go ahead and serve them literally any dish. The worst you will get is a frowny face, in which case you can serve them a different dish. A satisfied customer will give you a happy face.

You can save a lot of time by pre-cooking dishes. You have 4 slots in the counter, which you can use to store the dishes until you need them. Once a customer has ordered, simply drag and drop the one that’s ready and cook another one to replace it. Repeat the process as often as you can.

Educational Aspects

This game hones a player’s pattern matching and time management skills.

Player Age Recommendations

We recommend this game for school-aged players and above. We recommend this game for players new to the restaurant management sim genre. For players who seek something more challenging in their restaurant games, we have the entire Papa Louie Gameria browser game collection on our site.