Happy Cooking: Cooking Games Reviews

by Trina_1717

UPDATE: I was SOOO excited to see the developer’s response that the update had less ads. I, of course, downloaded the game AGAIN and was so excited. That was until level 15 (might even be level 13 or 14) after which every other level you are FORCED to watch a 1 minute ad, YES 1 MINUTE. The developer’s statement “less ads” is a LIE because instead of a 30 second ad after every level it’s a one minute ad every other level. Please tell me how that is “less ads”! Shame on you! Why couldn’t you just leave it to where players can opt to watch ads for bonuses? Not enough money for you?! What’s sad is that I was opting to watch ads for bonuses, to support you, but I will not support a developer that is greedy and deceptive to their customers. Once again I am DELETING!!!!

I used to love this game, but when I reinstalled on my new phone there is now a 30 second ad after EVERY game you play. It did not used to be like that. I understand the extra coins for watching an ad, but this play 1 game and you are forced to watch a 30 second ad. Even if you elect to watch the ad for extra coins, it will still make you watch another one as soon as you click on your next game. Totally ridiculous and greedy! Also, there are only 3 restaurants, the others that say coming soon, the developer has apparently not created them yet. I love cooking games and I don’t mind spending money for things, but I am uninstalling.

by Nashea Cossom

I absolutely love this cooking diary games. There are so many levels. New locations. Many achievements. I love it. Usually cooking diary gamess like these give you a few free levels and force you to buy the rest. There is not need to buy levels. I've cookinged this cooking diary games for over a month on a daily basis and still have no reached the end. It also keeps you on your toes as the levels get more and more challenging. I've read some reviews complaining that some levels are too hard, personally that's what I like about the cooking diary games that it takes some strategy to win some of the levels. I've also read some reviews where people said they were forced to spend money on boosts because the makers of the cooking diary games make certain levels so hard that you couldnt pass them. I don't think that's true. And you don't need to spend money on boosts because you get free one when you completing daily challenges which are pretty easy and get rewarded for achievements with free boosts. Don't use the boosts you receive on easy levels and save them for the harder ones. Overall I think the makers did a great job on this cooking diary games !!

by Zuleica Sunner

I love this cooking games and am addicted to cooking games it. There are a ton of levels that vary enough to keep the cooking games interesting, and the bonus levels are a great addition. Early on, I spent $5 of real money, and that’s been enough to keep me going with plenty of boosts. A few suggestions that would make this cooking games even better (1) Allow at least some money to carry over from one city to another. (2) Allow us to direct sides to the dish we want, rather than automatically going to the first plate. (3) When we cooking games extra shifts in previous cities (like when we’re trying to hit a daily challenge), the money should go to the city we are currently working in. (Because by the time management game I’ve finished a city, I’ve already bought all of the upgrades for that location and have no need for money there.) Even with these suggestions, it’s easily one of the time management game management cooking games out there and worthy of a 5Star review. Keep up the great work!

by Lauren Welband

Just downloaded the update and I’m mad we can only store 25 cupcakes now. Why limit how many cupcakes we can have? That’s weird. Anyway, still love it. Just dumb.

I thought "ehh" it's just a ripoff of Cooking Fever (which I cooking A LOT and have spent money on). But after reading some reviews and seeing how highly rated it is, I decided to download it. First and foremost, this cooking diary games is HIGHLY addicting!! I only downloaded it a day ago and am way farther in this cooking diary games than I care to admit. Second, the animation is so cute! I also love that you click on the items instead of having to drag them like you do on Cooking Fever. I love Cooking Fever but I think this cooking diary games may be better personally. And as someone mentioned, it's really easy to get far in this cooking diary games without having to pay money. You can get coins really easily and it just makes the cooking diary games fun without having to worry about buying for different things. Love it and keep up the good work!

by Shirleen Boon

Just downloaded the update and I’m mad we can only store 25 cupcakes now. Why limit how many cupcakes we can have? That’s weird. Anyway, still love it. Just dumb.

I thought "ehh" it's just a ripoff of Cooking Fever (which I play A LOT and have spent money on). But after reading some reviews and seeing how highly rated it is, I decided to download it. First and foremost, this cooking diary games is HIGHLY addicting!! I only downloaded it a day ago and am way farther in this cooking diary games than I care to admit. Second, the animation is so cute! I also love that you click on the items instead of having to drag them like you do on Cooking Fever. I love Cooking Fever but I think this cooking diary games may be better personally. And as someone mentioned, it's really easy to get far in this cooking diary games without having to pay money. You can get coins really easily and it just makes the cooking diary games fun without having to worry about buying for different things. Love it and keep up the good work!

by Chesnee Kelleway

I absolutely love this happy cooking diary games. There are so many levels. New locations. Many achievements. I love it. Usually happy cooking diary gamess like these give you a few free levels and force you to buy the rest. There is not need to buy levels. I've cookinged this happy cooking diary games for over a month on a daily basis and still have no reached the end. It also keeps you on your toes as the levels get more and more challenging. I've read some reviews complaining that some levels are too hard, personally that's what I like about the happy cooking diary games that it takes some strategy to win some of the levels. I've also read some reviews where people said they were forced to spend money on boosts because the makers of the happy cooking diary games make certain levels so hard that you couldnt pass them. I don't think that's true. And you don't need to spend money on boosts because you get free one when you completing daily challenges which are pretty easy and get rewarded for achievements with free boosts. Don't use the boosts you receive on easy levels and save them for the harder ones. Overall I think the makers did a great job on this happy cooking diary games !!

by Jailani McGlone

Just downloaded the update and I’m mad we can only store 25 cupcakes now. Why limit how many cupcakes we can have? That’s weird. Anyway, still love it. Just dumb.

I thought "ehh" it's just a ripoff of cooking games Fever (which I cooking games A LOT and have spent money on). But after reading some reviews and seeing how highly rated it is, I decided to download it. First and foremost, this cooking games is HIGHLY addicting!! I only downloaded it a day ago and am way farther in this cooking games than I care to admit. Second, the animation is so cute! I also love that you click on the items instead of having to drag them like you do on cooking games Fever. I love cooking games Fever but I think this cooking games may be better personally. And as someone mentioned, it's really easy to get far in this cooking games without having to pay money. You can get coins really easily and it just makes the cooking games fun without having to worry about buying for different things. Love it and keep up the good work!

by Moraima Clausner

Just downloaded the update and I’m mad we can only store 25 cupcakes now. Why limit how many cupcakes we can have? That’s weird. Anyway, still love it. Just dumb.

I thought "ehh" it's just a ripoff of Cooking Fever (which I play A LOT and have spent money on). But after reading some reviews and seeing how highly rated it is, I decided to download it. First and foremost, this cooking diary games is HIGHLY addicting!! I only downloaded it a day ago and am way farther in this cooking diary games than I care to admit. Second, the animation is so cute! I also love that you click on the items instead of having to drag them like you do on Cooking Fever. I love Cooking Fever but I think this cooking diary games may be better personally. And as someone mentioned, it's really easy to get far in this cooking diary games without having to pay money. You can get coins really easily and it just makes the cooking diary games fun without having to worry about buying for different things. Love it and keep up the good work!

by Junie Barkas

I love this cooking diary games and am addicted to cooking games it. There are a ton of levels that vary enough to keep the cooking diary games interesting, and the bonus levels are a great addition. Early on, I spent $5 of real money, and that’s been enough to keep me going with plenty of boosts. A few suggestions that would make this cooking diary games even better (1) Allow at least some money to carry over from one city to another. (2) Allow us to direct sides to the dish we want, rather than automatically going to the first plate. (3) When we cooking extra shifts in previous cities (like when we’re trying to hit a daily challenge), the money should go to the city we are currently working in. (Because by the time management games I’ve finished a city, I’ve already bought all of the upgrades for that location and have no need for money there.) Even with these suggestions, it’s easily one of the time management games management cooking diary gamesss out there and worthy of a 5Star review. Keep up the great work!

by Tyreeq Haney

I love this cooking diary games and am addicted to cooking games it. There are a ton of levels that vary enough to keep the cooking diary games interesting, and the bonus levels are a great addition. Early on, I spent $5 of real money, and that’s been enough to keep me going with plenty of boosts. A few suggestions that would make this cooking diary games even better (1) Allow at least some money to carry over from one city to another. (2) Allow us to direct sides to the dish we want, rather than automatically going to the first plate. (3) When we cooking extra shifts in previous cities (like when we’re trying to hit a daily challenge), the money should go to the city we are currently working in. (Because by the time management games I’ve finished a city, I’ve already bought all of the upgrades for that location and have no need for money there.) Even with these suggestions, it’s easily one of the time management games management cooking diary gamesss out there and worthy of a 5Star review. Keep up the great work!

by Maranda Iveagh

I love this happy cooking games and am addicted to cooking gamesing it. There are a ton of levels that vary enough to keep the happy cooking games interesting, and the bonus levels are a great addition. Early on, I spent $5 of real money, and that’s been enough to keep me going with plenty of boosts. A few suggestions that would make this happy cooking games even better: (1) Allow at least some money to carry over from one city to another. (2) Allow us to direct sides to the dish we want, rather than automatically going to the first plate. (3) When we cooking games extra shifts in previous cities (like when we’re trying to hit a daily challenge), the money should go to the city we are currently working in. (Because by the time I’ve finished a city, I’ve already bought all of the upgrades for that location and have no need for money there.) Even with these suggestions, it’s easily one of the time management happy cooking games out there and worthy of a 5-Star review. Keep up the great work!

by Clarenda Riccardini

I love this cooking diary games and am addicted to cooking games it. There are a ton of levels that vary enough to keep the cooking diary games interesting, and the bonus levels are a great addition. Early on, I spent $5 of real money, and that’s been enough to keep me going with plenty of boosts. A few suggestions that would make this cooking diary games even better (1) Allow at least some money to carry over from one city to another. (2) Allow us to direct sides to the dish we want, rather than automatically going to the first plate. (3) When we cooking extra shifts in previous cities (like when we’re trying to hit a daily challenge), the money should go to the city we are currently working in. (Because by the time management games I’ve finished a city, I’ve already bought all of the upgrades for that location and have no need for money there.) Even with these suggestions, it’s easily one of the time management games management cooking diary gamesss out there and worthy of a 5Star review. Keep up the great work!

by Binita Camblin

I love this cooking diary games and am addicted to cooking games it. There are a ton of levels that vary enough to keep the cooking diary games interesting, and the bonus levels are a great addition. Early on, I spent $5 of real money, and that’s been enough to keep me going with plenty of boosts. A few suggestions that would make this cooking diary games even better (1) Allow at least some money to carry over from one city to another. (2) Allow us to direct sides to the dish we want, rather than automatically going to the first plate. (3) When we play extra shifts in previous cities (like when we’re trying to hit a daily challenge), the money should go to the city we are currently working in. (Because by the time management games I’ve finished a city, I’ve already bought all of the upgrades for that location and have no need for money there.) Even with these suggestions, it’s easily one of the time management games management cooking diary gamesss out there and worthy of a 5Star review. Keep up the great work!

by Richel Skeates

cooking games I think this is the best of time management game management cooking games...it’s very well done. Even drew me away from Candy Crush! Here are a few things that I would like to see changed.
1. I am at the end, and I wish new levels would come out faster, but it’s not terrible...I would like to see more mini cooking games while waiting for new levels.
2. Sometime management game after losing a level I accidentally press the ok button to give an extra 3 customers or 30 seconds due to the placement of the button. It should either be moved or you should have to confirm the decision. And, when you lose a level and are given the option to continue, you can’t see what you need (how much more $ you need or how many more customers). You should be able to see that when deciding.
3. You should be able to hold infinite lives...especially when you get to the end of the levels....it’s useless at that time management game, but would be very helpful to hold until a new level is available.
4. Coins should be able to transfer from country to country (even if you have to pay an exchange rate!)

by Thomas Laybourn

Cooking I think this is the best of time management games management cooking diary gamess...it’s very well done. Even drew me away from Candy Crush! Here are a few things that I would like to see changed.
1. I am at the end, and I wish new levels would come out faster, but it’s not terrible...I would like to see more mini cooking diary gamess while waiting for new levels.
2. Sometime management gamess after losing a level I accidentally press the ok button to give an extra 3 customers or 30 seconds due to the placement of the button. It should either be moved or you should have to confirm the decision. And, when you lose a level and are given the option to continue, you can’t see what you need (how much more $ you need or how many more customers). You should be able to see that when deciding.
3. You should be able to hold infinite lives...especially when you get to the end of the levels....it’s useless at that time management games, but would be very helpful to hold until a new level is available.
4. Coins should be able to transfer from country to country (even if you have to pay an exchange rate!)

by Vontese Moxham

Cooking I think this is the best of time management games management cooking diary gamess...it’s very well done. Even drew me away from Candy Crush! Here are a few things that I would like to see changed.
1. I am at the end, and I wish new levels would come out faster, but it’s not terrible...I would like to see more mini cooking diary gamess while waiting for new levels.
2. Sometime management gamess after losing a level I accidentally press the ok button to give an extra 3 customers or 30 seconds due to the placement of the button. It should either be moved or you should have to confirm the decision. And, when you lose a level and are given the option to continue, you can’t see what you need (how much more $ you need or how many more customers). You should be able to see that when deciding.
3. You should be able to hold infinite lives...especially when you get to the end of the levels....it’s useless at that time management games, but would be very helpful to hold until a new level is available.
4. Coins should be able to transfer from country to country (even if you have to pay an exchange rate!)

by Nicomedes Caldeiro

I absolutely love this cooking diary games. There are so many levels. New locations. Many achievements. I love it. Usually cooking diary gamess like these give you a few free levels and force you to buy the rest. There is not need to buy levels. I've played this cooking diary games for over a month on a daily basis and still have no reached the end. It also keeps you on your toes as the levels get more and more challenging. I've read some reviews complaining that some levels are too hard, personally that's what I like about the cooking diary games that it takes some strategy to win some of the levels. I've also read some reviews where people said they were forced to spend money on boosts because the makers of the cooking diary games make certain levels so hard that you couldnt pass them. I don't think that's true. And you don't need to spend money on boosts because you get free one when you completing daily challenges which are pretty easy and get rewarded for achievements with free boosts. Don't use the boosts you receive on easy levels and save them for the harder ones. Overall I think the makers did a great job on this cooking diary games !!

by Prakhar Emm

cooking diary games I think this is the best of time management games management happy cooking diary gamess...it’s very well done. Even drew me away from Candy Crush! Here are a few things that I would like to see changed.
1. I am at the end, and I wish new levels would come out faster, but it’s not terrible...I would like to see more mini happy cooking diary gamess while waiting for new levels.
2. Sometime management gamess after losing a level I accidentally press the ok button to give an extra 3 customers or 30 seconds due to the placement of the button. It should either be moved or you should have to confirm the decision. And, when you lose a level and are given the option to continue, you can’t see what you need (how much more $ you need or how many more customers). You should be able to see that when deciding.
3. You should be able to hold infinite lives...especially when you get to the end of the levels....it’s useless at that time management games, but would be very helpful to hold until a new level is available.
4. Coins should be able to transfer from country to country (even if you have to pay an exchange rate!)

by Taeh Kermon

I absolutely love this happy cooking games. There are so many levels. New locations. Many achievements. I love it. Usually happy cooking games like these give you a few free levels and force you to buy the rest. There is not need to buy levels. I've cooking gamesed this happy cooking games for over a month on a daily basis and still have no reached the end. It also keeps you on your toes as the levels get more and more challenging. I've read some reviews complaining that some levels are too hard, personally that's what I like about the happy cooking games that it takes some strategy to win some of the levels. I've also read some reviews where people said they were forced to spend money on boosts because the makers of the happy cooking games make certain levels so hard that you couldnt pass them. I don't think that's true. And you don't need to spend money on boosts because you get free one when you completing daily challenges which are pretty easy and get rewarded for achievements with free boosts. Don't use the boosts you receive on easy levels and save them for the harder ones. Overall I think the makers did a great job on this happy cooking games !!

by Amilcare Hegerty

I love this cooking diary games and am addicted to cooking games it. There are a ton of levels that vary enough to keep the cooking diary games interesting, and the bonus levels are a great addition. Early on, I spent $5 of real money, and that’s been enough to keep me going with plenty of boosts. A few suggestions that would make this cooking diary games even better (1) Allow at least some money to carry over from one city to another. (2) Allow us to direct sides to the dish we want, rather than automatically going to the first plate. (3) When we play extra shifts in previous cities (like when we’re trying to hit a daily challenge), the money should go to the city we are currently working in. (Because by the time management games I’ve finished a city, I’ve already bought all of the upgrades for that location and have no need for money there.) Even with these suggestions, it’s easily one of the time management games management cooking diary gamesss out there and worthy of a 5Star review. Keep up the great work!