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Restaurant Rush: Cook & Serve
Cooking and restaurant sim where VoiceOver mode slows the pace, reads orders, and uses audio, haptics, and accessibility actions to make serving playable.
Short verdict
Blind iPhone players who want an active but adjustable cooking game and can tolerate some early VoiceOver bugs while the developer works on updates.
Facts
- Developer
- Birkin Apps / Süleyman Gökhan Birkin
- Platforms
- iPhone with VoiceOver, iPad is mentioned in the AppleVis test, but the App Store page is iPhone-only
- Game type
- Simulation, Time management, Cozy cooking game
- Language
- English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, and Turkish. Norwegian is not confirmed.
- Accessibility rating
- Recommended for VoiceOver users on iPhone, with clear version caveats
- Accessibility Score
- 82/100
- Platform
- iPhone, iPad
- Vision / need
- Blind, Low vision, Screen reader
- Accessibility
- VoiceOver, Audio cues, Haptics, Adjustable game speed
- Game type
- Simulation
- Last updated
- 2026-09-28
Where to find the game
- App Store: Restaurant Rush: Cook & Serve
Covers: iPhone with VoiceOver
Accessibility
- Version 2.0 adds accessible play with VoiceOver and TalkBack support and a relaxed pace according to the App Store notes.
- The AppleVis tester says the game detects VoiceOver on first launch and suggests recommended settings, including relaxed pace.
- Orders and screen content are announced with VoiceOver, and AppleVis lists buttons as clearly labelled and the app as fully accessible with VoiceOver.
- Accessibility actions can repeat the whole order, and the pace can be changed to very relaxed if the default relaxed pace is still too demanding.
- Sound effects mark events such as food finishing, and headphones can provide stereo positioning for where to deliver food.
- The game includes music, sound effects, and haptic feedback.
Known limitations
- AppleVis comments describe fresh VoiceOver bugs: focus can jump to the top in menus/goals, some elements can be skipped, and one menu/screenshot control was unlabelled.
- Several AppleVis users had trouble reaching Campaign/story mode and were sent to Endless. The developer says this is being investigated and fixed.
- Accessible Mode affected leaderboards in early comments; the developer wrote that a fair solution was in progress.
- The App Store page has not filled in Apple’s newer accessibility declaration, so the practical recommendation mainly relies on release notes and AppleVis user testing.
- Android/TalkBack is mentioned in the 2.0 notes, but the Google Play page was not confirmed active. Android is therefore not recommended here yet.
- Norwegian language is not confirmed. The game is free, but includes ads and in-app purchases.
Price/status
Free with ads and in-app purchases. The App Store lists coin packs and a Starter Bundle.
Available on the App Store. The App Store page is labelled iPhone-only, while the AppleVis test also lists iPad. The Google Play link from the developer site did not resolve as active during this check.