Chinese Street Food Legend
A heartfelt game where you run a night market stall, cooking kaolengmian (grilled cold noodles). Customers come and go, stopping by to chat and share bits of their lives, joys, frustrations, and everyday struggles. At this little stall, you cook, listen, and keep living an ordinary person’s life.
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A heartfelt game where you run a night market stall, cooking kaolengmian (grilled cold noodles). Customers come and go, stopping by to chat and share bits of their lives, joys, frustrations, and everyday struggles. At this little stall, you cook, listen, and keep living an ordinary person’s life.
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About This Game
Chinese Street Food Legend is a simulation game about night market life and the stories of ordinary people.
Once a regular office worker, you decide to start a street food stall and meet a kind-hearted girl. Seeing you're a novice, she helps attract customers by cosplaying in "Guochao" (Modern Chinese) style. You hit it off immediately—and thus begins your legendary journey of grilled noodles and style.
Fast cooking: the quicker the hands, the bigger the profit!
In the heat of cooking, every second counts: crack the egg, brush the sauce, flip, and serve. In a heartbeat, the aroma fills the air amidst the rising steam. It’s a moment of pure, intense focus—much like those split-seconds in real life where there's no room for error.
Unique Customers: Diverse & Eccentric!
On these busy streets, you’ll always encounter quirky characters with strange habits. Pay close attention to their odd requests and serve them at lightning speed—you might just earn their help in return!
Chinese Style Snacks: Combo for Cash!
It’s not just about the noodles! Iced black tea, grilled sausages, fried chicken cutlets—get them all on the menu! More snacks, more income. Your status as a "Legend" is just within reach!
Street Stories, Human Connections
The joy of a simple snack and a warm greeting is enough to brighten any ordinary day. Life is truly worth living—it’s hidden in the rising steam of your noodles and in the "legendary" stories of everyday people finding happiness in the little things.
