Grandma Recipe Ramen
Grandma Recipe Ramen
Grandma Recipe Ramen is one of a short series where the recipe comes from the grandmother rather than a menu, and Aiko has to ask for it before she can start.
The first job is finding things. Tools and ingredients are listed in the corner and have to be clicked out of the kitchen around you, which makes the opening a hunt rather than a cooking stage.
After that it follows a real bowl. The broth is made first, the egg and the pork are prepared with green onion and ginger, the noodles are boiled separately, and the bowl is built at the end with seaweed, the sliced pork and narutomaki on top.
Each stage is scored on how quickly it is finished, so the game rewards knowing the kitchen.
How to play Grandma Recipe Ramen
Ask, gather, simmer, assemble
- Call grandma for the recipe. She sends the next instruction at each stage.
- Work through the list in the corner, clicking each tool and ingredient where you find it.
- Simmer the broth, and prepare the egg and the meat alongside it.
- Boil the noodles on their own.
- Build the bowl, add the toppings, then dress Aiko and photograph the result.
Controls
Click or tap, and trace the on-screen arrows with the mouse or a finger to stir, cut and ladle.
Tips and strategy
Find everything on the list before starting the broth, because the meter at the top drains while you search and that is where the stars are lost. Trace the arrows smoothly rather than quickly: a broken stroke has to be repeated. The toppings at the end are not scored, so that is the stage to take your time over.
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Orientation
Built for a landscape screen. On a phone, turn the device sideways.
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Frequently asked questions
What goes in the bowl?
Broth, noodles, a prepared egg, pork cooked with green onion and ginger, then seaweed, sliced pork and narutomaki on top.
Is it timed?
Each stage has a meter that drains as you work, so finishing promptly earns more stars. Nothing is lost outright.
Are there other Grandma Recipe games?
Yes, it is a series. We also carry the apple pie and the nigiri sushi entries.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, the tracing and the clicking both work by finger.