What's On The Menu? is a premium simulation PC game by Deltacraft Games. It's a 3D management simulator wherein players will be given the task of running and managing a restaurant serving customers in the big city. They will need to overcome all kinds of challenges and deal with surprise situations that will arise.

Comparable to Ale & Tale Tavern, What's On The Menu will have players start from scratch, designing layouts and placing furniture in addition to ensuring foodgoers are satisfied with their meals. Like Satisfactory, it also employs automation gameplay elements that create a self-sustaining system and workflow over time. 

Restaurant management 

What's On The Menu? is a management simulator wherein you will be tasked with putting up and managing a restaurant business from the ground up. You'll start by designing everything to your liking. From layouts to furniture and various decorations that will help set the mood for the type of establishment you want your customers to step into. Be it chic, rustic, or whatever you have in mind. 

From there, you can start working on creating a menu that will represent your eatery. Handpick ingredients yourself and experiment with different recipes to create a culinary experience that is unique to you. However, you also have to balance cost and quality to keep your business afloat. Hire the right employees suited to the task at hand and build a sustainable workflow that can run itself. 

Take away from daily operations and take on special challenges with specific objectives and random events that will test how well you cope with different situations like chaotic customers, surprise inspections, and more. All that said, its gameplay experience is still a bit lacking with thin game content. Hopefully, future updates can add more to keep things fresh and interesting. 

A little bland in flavor 

Overall, if you're a fan of management simulators and food, What's On The Menu? serves up a nice plate of both. It builds upon that with a helping of automation elements and random events on the side to keep you on your toes. It could still use a bit more flavor, although as it stands, it's a dish worth tasting all the same.