Generic Cooking Game Diner Map

Generic Cooking Game is a desert diner, not a downtown block. Hexbit Studios published Roblox place 13118814103 on 13 April 2023. The title is still labeled BETA. Servers hold up to eight chefs in online co-op, and Solo is free if you want the same plot without a crowd. This diner map is the floor plan. Getting Started is the first-shift loop. Stay here when you can press E and Q from kitchen controls but still cannot point at the office laptop, the garage conveyor, or the solar fence.

The diner is a loop. Tickets live in the restaurant. Restock starts in the office and finishes in the garage after a truck run to the factory. Power is cut on the fenced array to the right of the restaurant. Hats and seasonal crates sit at shops on the same sand. A hidden basement and a UFO easter egg exist if you wander. You do not need the UFO to survive a night. You do need kitchen, office, and garage. The parent Guides Hub lists every other walkthrough beside this map.

Restaurant and kitchen

The restaurant is where customers wait and where tickets land. The kitchen line is the tool wall: stove, oven, rice cooker, blender, immersion blender, knife, ladle, meat grinder, and plates. Claim a ticket here, cook the orange-highlighted words, and plate on a real dish. If a tool is missing, use the locator instead of sprinting the whole desert. The recipe list names the sixty-recipe tutorial set. Later plates such as Beef Taco sit on new recipes. Tick those dishes on the recipe checklist when you want a box, and rank which tickets are worth a public rush on the recipe tier list.

Keep one cook on the line. Split extra bodies with kitchen roles so the fryer is not a seven-person huddle. Ranked rooms still use this same kitchen; they only filter who may join and, when enforcement works, whether the method matches. Read ranked servers after you can find the stove without a tour. Creative mode uses the same plot with unlimited stock and no customers, which is the right place to learn a mold without a timer.

Public kitchens also troll this room: stolen plates, dumped ingredients, emptied pots. Vote kick exists. The social side of that mess is trolling. Do not chase a griefer across the parking lot while a ticket burns. Hats, crates, and chef outfits that you earn while walking this plot are collected under cosmetics. Rank itself, including the starter/worker hat at rank 5, is explained on rank and mastery.

Office

Walk off the line into the office when your walk speed dies or the pantry is about to die. The couch is the main energy refill. The laptop on the desk is the restock order cart. The solar buy menu sits near the lockers. That triangle — couch, laptop, lockers — is the manager brain of the diner even if nobody owns the Manager pass.

Energy is kJ. Bills are rent plus electricity, and a recent change compounds those bills 6% per day survived. Nine solar panels, the cloth, and the couch are covered in depth on energy and bills. The laptop-to-truck loop is factory restock. Instant Delivery skips the drive; this page will not pretend the factory is next door. Eat Food (49 R$) returns about 500 kJ if you own the pass that lets you G plated food. Double Claim is a newer pass; this wiki does not invent a Robux price. Rank those buys on the gamepass tier list after the pantry and the solar fence are actually working.

Garage, parking, and factory

The garage holds the truck and the conveyor. After you place an order on the laptop, sit in the cab, follow the desert path, pick up crates at the factory, drive back, and dump them on the belt. Parking sits on the same lot you already crossed to reach the garage and Hobo Joe. If a truck is missing, the restock guide covers the wall button; do not invent a second factory.

This is the longest walk on the map. Low kJ makes the sand feel longer. Sit on the office couch before a haul. There are no live promo codes as of September 2026, so you cannot redeem a free truck skip. How to redeem stays bookmarked for a future patch, not for tonight. Client scripts and how to use scripts are a separate tree — this map is for playing the diner as designed.

Solar panels

The array is to the right of the restaurant, behind a fence. Buy up to nine panels at $20 each from the office menu near the lockers. Efficiency raises output. Resistance slows dirt. Take a cleaning cloth and swipe; each swipe pays $0.20 and restores power. Treat this fence as a bills tool, not a decoration. A diner that never walks right of the restaurant is a diner that will meet the 6% compound the hard way. Private servers currently save solar upgrades in Normal; public rooms lose the streak when the bank fails. That money math still lives on the energy page, not here.

Star Shop, Hobo Joe, and the lot

The Star Shop (also called the Wish Store) sells Halloween and Christmas crates for stars you earn by serving. Hobo Joe’s shop sells a standing fan — a third energy tool when you cannot leave the line for the couch. Parking is the sand lot between restaurant, garage, and Joe. None of these shops cook a ticket. Buy a fan if you are shuffling. Buy crates after bills are stable. Confirm what a patch actually moved on the latest update and the longer changelog. The Updates Hub is the short theme list if you only need the banner.

Hidden basement and UFO

The hidden basement is easy to miss if you only hug the pass-through between dining room and line. It is on the plot. Hunt it after tickets, not during a Ranked 15 rush.

The UFO easter egg is behind the restaurant, then left past an invisible barrier. That is the whole route this wiki will print. It is a wander, not a restock step, not a rank reward, and not a recipe unlock. If a video promises a secret menu behind the barrier, ignore it until the in-game Recipes tab actually names a dish.

Walking a shift on this plot

Start in the kitchen. When baskets drop, office laptop, garage, factory, conveyor. When walk speed dies, office couch or Joe’s fan. When electricity hurts, solar fence to the right. When you want a hat, climb rank; when you want a seasonal crate, Star Shop. If you host, call jobs on this geography: cook in the restaurant, runner on the truck path, cleaner on plates and the solar cloth. The Players hub is the roster side. Official and fan destinations sit on links and community links. Session tools live under Tools. The parent tier list hub ranks food and passes once you already know where the stove is.

The desert diner is four doors you must know and a handful of extras you can ignore until the pantry is alive. Kitchen, office, garage, solar fence. Learn those, then go looking for the basement and the UFO.