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  1. CodesFISHIES1 Captain's Wheel decoration
  2. CodesRAR4EVER1 Fancy Painting
  3. ToolsIngredient shortfallEnter how many ingredients one dish uses, how many dishes you want to cook, and how many you already hold. The result is how many you still need. Defaults are blanks for you to replace, not in-game drop rates.
  4. ToolsTraining paybackEstimate how many service cycles a staff upgrade needs to earn its cost back. You supply the training cost, the extra cash per cycle, and how many minutes a cycle takes. The game does not publish one official profit-per-level, so leave the defaults and type your own stove or rancher numbers.
  5. CodesRun a Restaurant! how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
  6. CodesRun a Restaurant! expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
  7. ToolsRun a Restaurant! toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
  8. ToolsRun a Restaurant! class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
  9. WikiRun a Restaurant! playersRoster hub.
  10. PagesRun a Restaurant! updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
  11. PagesRun a Restaurant! scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
  12. PagesRun a Restaurant! official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
  13. RankingsRun a Restaurant! tier listEditorial S through D boards.
  14. GuidesFirst service: cook, serve, and the first hireRun the opening loop yourself, then spend the first cash on the role that is actually stuck.
  15. GuidesStop the kitchen from falling back to riceLayer a gourmet dish, a mid-price backup, and a stocked farm so a missing ingredient does not collapse the ticket.
  16. GuidesTrain staff on the levels that actually change statsStop on levels 3, 5, 7, and 10. Training sends that worker away, and only three can train at once.
  17. GuidesReach level 55 and decide if the manager is worth 2.5MThe manager is a late hire. Level comes from five skills at once, not from cooking alone.
  18. GuidesSet up crops, beehives, sprinklers, and the windmillHarvest toward the free sprinklers, then decide whether giant beehives are worth two slots each.
  19. GuidesUse Taco Tuesday without rebuilding the restaurantThe event is on a timer. The useful prep is seats, jars, and a kitchen that can clear orders in a few seconds.
  20. GuidesBuild a short path from seat to stove to sinkDistance costs more than cheap furniture. Tighten the floor before you buy a second dining room.
  21. GuidesFish for sunken crates only after the second dockCrates are tied to an expansion and to fisherman levels. The base dock does not produce them.
  22. GuidesClaim milestone rewards and the 15 gnomesSeveral permanent bonuses are milestone claims or map clicks, not shop prices.
  23. WikiCookPrepares the plates. This is the hire that removes the slowest manual step.
  24. WikiWaiterSeats guests, takes orders, and carries plates.
  25. WikiCleanerClears dirty plates so the next guest can sit.
  26. WikiFarmerHarvests crops that keep recipes from falling back to rice.
  27. WikiRancherProduces milk, eggs, and other animal goods.
  28. WikiManagerA late automation hire at level 55.
  29. WikiFishermanCatches fish and, after the dock upgrade, can hunt sunken crates.
  30. WikiRice bowlThe opening plate, and the fallback when a better recipe is missing stock.
  31. WikiPumpkin soupThe backup plate when honey runs out.
  32. WikiPumpkin pieThe gourmet plate that needs pumpkin, milk, and honey.
  33. WikiFancy breakfastA high-value plate tied to service level in one unlock list.
  34. WikiBeef wellingtonA cooking-skill plate players name next to pie.
  35. WikiHarvest stewA farming-skill dish in the same high-value set.
  36. WikiPork ramenA ranching-skill dish in the expensive set.
  37. WikiGolden stoveThe mid stove, described at about twice the speed of a basic stove.
  38. WikiIndustrial stoveThe late stove. Guides call it industrial or carbon and put it near 6x.
  39. WikiBeehiveA one-slot hive with 3 bees and 20 honey storage.
  40. WikiGiant BeehiveSix bees, 60 honey, and two placement slots.
  41. WikiBasic SprinklerTwo of them are the Farming Tier 1 reward.
  42. WikiWindmillA farming milestone at 25,000 harvested crops.
  43. WikiFood PantryA cook bonus for serving a large number of premium plates.
  44. WikiHost StationA customer milestone that speeds arrivals.
  45. WikiTip jarPassive cash from customers who walk past it.
  46. WikiGreenhouseDoubles nearby crops after a very large harvest count.
  47. WikiDinosaur FossilA register bonus with an inconsistent cash requirement.
  48. WikiGolden fishing rodThe diamond rod for AFK fishermen.
  49. WikiCarbon fiber fishing rodThe expensive cash rod, gated by fisherman level.
  50. WikiWheatThe short crop cycle.
  51. WikiPumpkinThe crop under soup and pie.
  52. WikiHoneyThe ingredient that separates pie from soup.
  53. WikiMilkRanch output used in soup, pie, and cheese.
  54. WikiEggsThe other doubled rancher drop.
  55. WikiCheeseMilk after it goes through processing.
  56. WikiFlourWheat after processing.
  57. WikiProcessing stationTurns raw farm goods into recipe ingredients.
  58. WikiDrink machineAdds drink orders on top of the meal.
  59. WikiCashThe main currency from plates, tips, and offline service.
  60. WikiDiamondsThe premium currency for permanent upgrades, not tiny jars.
  61. PagesHomeCook, serve, farm, and staff a Roblox restaurant from Burnt Toast Labs.
  62. GuidesGuidesTask guides for the first hire, the menu, training breakpoints, the farm, events, and the dock.
  63. GuidesBeginner GuideThe first session, in the order a new restaurant actually breaks.
  64. WikiWikiStaff, recipes, equipment, ingredients, stations, events, and the two currencies.
  65. CodesCodesTwo furniture codes were listed as working on 6 August 2026. An October review did not reconfirm them.
  66. ToolsCalculatorTwo forms that only use numbers you type: ingredients still needed, and a rough upgrade payback.
  67. VideosVideo GuidesFour community videos that match this Burnt Toast Labs game: the opening service, a long progression guide, a tight seating layout, and a mode overview.
  68. WikiClassesCooks, waiters, cleaners, farmers, ranchers, the manager, and fishermen.
  69. WikiCraftingPriced plates and the skill-50 dishes guides name.
  70. WikiEquipmentStoves, hives, milestone rewards, tip jars, and fishing rods.
  71. WikiMaterialsCrops and animal goods that keep a recipe enabled.
  72. WikiMachinesProcessing and the drink machine.
  73. WikiEventsTaco Tuesday and thunderstorms.
  74. WikiMoneyWhat cash and diamonds are reported to buy.
  75. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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