Kebab House: Addictive Cooking Sim

Kebab House puts players in charge of running their own kebab shop, taking customer orders for everything from doners and kofte to salads and specialty drinks while managing the shop’s day-to-day operations. What sets it apart on paper is its authentic origin story — the game was created by a developer who actually worked in a real kebab shop, with much of the gameplay reportedly drawing from firsthand experience behind the counter. As you serve customers and turn a profit, you can reinvest earnings into new toppings and equipment upgrades, gradually expanding your shop’s capacity for both in-person and online orders. That said, it’s worth going in with tempered expectations: the game currently holds a Mostly Negative rating on Steam, with players reporting bugs, unpolished UI text, sluggish performance, and gameplay that closely mirrors more established titles like Good Pizza, Great Pizza. If you’re specifically drawn to its personal, real-world premise, it may still be worth a look — just know it’s a rougher, budget experience rather than a fully polished cooking sim.

The latest update really polished up the performance and added some cool new recipes that keep things fresh. I really appreciate how the developers keep listening to player feedback to fix minor bugs and balance the difficulty levels. The replay value is surprisingly high because I’m always trying to beat my high score during the lunch rush. If you’re looking for a fun, stress-relieving game that doesn’t take itself too seriously, this is a great addition to your digital library.

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