Draw a Chinese recipe, cook it with your own hands, and keep the dish when you succeed. Each recipe has three levels. Starter prepares ingredients and assists the flame; you still control the key actions. There are no energy or attempt limits.
We adapt core actions from public cooking and cultural sources. These are simplified games, not complete recipes or food-safety instructions. Times and temperatures are game values. Some research sources were available only as indexed excerpts or text mirrors; they do not establish a definitive historical origin or a complete recipe version.
Food artwork was generated during development; procedural animation and synthesized audio run locally in your browser. No language model is called while you play. Card artwork illustrates the recipe; the score describes your actual cooking run.
Every draw gives a recipe. R: 70% total (four recipes, 17.5% each); SR: 25% total (three recipes, about 8.33% each); SSR: 5% (one recipe). Draws are independent. Duplicates are kept. Rarity is a game collection label, separate from your cooking quality.
Quality is 0–100. The score caps are Starter 100, Skilled 200 and Chef 300. Each dish and difficulty has its own leaderboard, separated by rules version. Better scores rank first; ties use less active cooking time, then the earlier achievement. Pauses and background time do not count. Merely waiting cannot master a dish.