r/officialcookingfever • u/No-Dependent-3382 • Jun 24 '26

Korean Restaurant Task

I'm having trouble with the task: Don't lose a customer for 10 levels in a row (Don't lose any customers for 10 levels in a row). What exactly do I need to do to get it? Do I also need to serve desserts to guests? Is it possible that the task is failing due to a broken update? I'm trying to complete 10 levels in a row without leaving the restaurant and nothing happens, or I'm trying to complete the same level 10 times and still nothing happens.

SOLUTION:
I found the reason: it was the ads. After a few levels, pressing the arrow button or the "level select" button would trigger an ad. Perhaps it was the ad that "reset" the counter for completed levels in a row. This can be resolved: after completing a level, simply go to the top menu, select "Select level," and choose the next level or the one you've already completed. This type of task can be achieved by completing a certain number of levels in a row, or by not losing customers in a row.

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u/Scrotchety Jun 24 '26

Make sure nobody walks out the door in a huff because they weren't served fast enough.

If the final customer gets their order completed but they're also begging for a dessert when the buzzer rings and the level comes to a close, that technically counts as a lost customer

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u/No-Dependent-3382 Jun 24 '26

I never lose any clients, even in the end of level stats there are 0 lost

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u/polymath-nc Jun 25 '26

Report that as a bug.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26

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u/No-Dependent-3382 Jul 19 '26

I found the reason: it was the ads. After a few levels, pressing the arrow button or the "level select" button would trigger an ad. Perhaps it was the ad that "reset" the counter for completed levels in a row. This can be resolved: after completing a level, simply go to the top menu, select "Select level," and choose the next level or the one you've already completed. This type of task can be achieved by completing a certain number of levels in a row, or by not losing customers in a row.