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Welcome to Food Street, a free restaurant and cafe management world! You are the Master Chef of your own cafe, bakery, diner or restaurant! Build and decorate the kitchen and restaurant of your dreams in a stunning 3D world and start cooking with a huge selection of fresh ingredients. Build a bakery to bake tasty dishes from all around the world, make street food, or create a 5-star restaurant that meets everyone’s appetite! Visit friends, trade items with other my restaurant owners around cafe world and play together in friendly online competitions! Keep all the customers in food town happy as you bake, cook and do even more in Food Street, your restaurant story in cafe land!
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