Nyan Ramen

Nyan Ramen is an original idle restaurant game with a real kitchen simulation, not a reskinned tap-to-earn template. Every customer cat walks in, sits down, orders a specific dish, and waits while a chef cat actually cooks it at a station with its own capacity. Income comes from how well you design the kitchen, not from tapping the screen.

WHAT MAKES NYAN RAMEN DIFFERENT

• Five hand-drawn ramen shops with their own menus and art: a park cart, a night alley, a tonkotsu main shop, a Hokkaido miso lodge, and a food truck
• 13 dishes with individual price, cook time, star milestones, and unlock chains
• A genuine service loop: seats, order bubbles, station capacity, chef travel time, and word-of-mouth all change throughput
• Management upgrades priced from the economy itself, so every shop paces the same way instead of jumping to max in minutes
• 12 collectible costumes for the boss cat, each with a real stat (income, cook speed, move speed, customers) that levels up when you find a duplicate
• 28-day cumulative attendance that never resets when you miss a day, with a costume bag ticket at every milestone
• Daily missions: finish any two of three to open the gem chest
• Offline earnings for up to three hours, with an optional x2 rewarded ad or x3 gem boost
• Full English and Korean localization, switchable in Settings

FAIR BY DESIGN

Every shop, dish, costume, and upgrade can be earned without spending. Gems come from attendance stamps, daily missions, optional rewarded ads (five per day), and offline rewards. Purchases only add gems or conveniences such as double income and no automatic ads. Ads are never forced in the middle of cooking, and declining tracking on iOS simply shows non-personalized ads.

Nyan Ramen does not require an account, does not read your contacts, photos, location, camera, or microphone, and works the same everywhere.

Recent changes:
- The attendance reward is now called a wardrobe ticket
- The gem shop shows the first-purchase bonus as "+200 bonus" instead of a struck-through number
- Coin amounts now read as 4.2k and 1.2M in English (they previously used Korean units)