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* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''Ore no Ryouri'', an obscure UsefulNotes/PlayStation game with very similar gameplay. This is no coincidence; the game is actually the [[OlderThanTheyThink third]] sequel to a series of fan games named Ore no Ryo''mi''. Posts in the developer's blog related to the first game are still even tagged as "Ore no Ryomi 3".
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''Ore no Ryouri'', an obscure UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation game with very similar gameplay. This is no coincidence; the game is actually the [[OlderThanTheyThink third]] sequel to a series of fan games named Ore no Ryo''mi''. Posts in the developer's blog related to the first game are still even tagged as "Ore no Ryomi 3".
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''Cook, Serve, Delicious!'' is a cooking-themed microgame game by David "Chubigans" Galindo, released for iOS, Android and Windows/OS X through the UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Greenlight system in October 2013.
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''Cook, Serve, Delicious!'' is a cooking-themed microgame game by David "Chubigans" Galindo, released for iOS, Android and Windows/OS X through the UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} Greenlight system in October 2013.
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* NintendoHard: Fitting for being the final stage of the game, the Iron Cook Speedway is a ''major'' step up from everything that's come before it. For starters, ''every'' shift now has VIP orders, meaning you'll randomly get Special Order foods in the middle of stops. Then the point requirements for most shifts are significantly higher than what they've been in the past, meaning you can no longer get by with the simplest dishes you can manage - you'll ''have'' to put tougher items on your menu. But the biggest monkey wrench comes with the food truck attacks: not only are there now at ''least'' two per shift, but your [[NoSell armor upgrades]] can no longer protect you, which comes as a huge wake-up call for players who have been able to ignore most of them for most of the game as they'll likely be completely unaware of what most of the attacks even ''do'' until they've been hit with them for the first time. Anyone can play the game, but the Iron Cook Speedway serves to ensure that only the best players can see it through to the very end.
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*** Baer gets another Shout Out at the start of the Iron Cook Speedway's Coffee Cup, which reveals that, despite being one of the best chefs in the world in-universe, he recently lost his hands in a tragic waffle iron incident.
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** The achievement for getting a gold medal on shift F-3 of the Iron Cook Speedway is called [[VideoGame/GranTurismo "Gran Tiramisu"]].
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** The first stage of the Iron Cook Speedway is called the Mushroom Cup, a nod to what is typically the first series of races in each of the ''VideoGame/MarioKart'' games.
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* SimpleYetAwesome: The trio of Wok dishes, despite being five-point items (and as such are ''supposed'' to be among the hardest dishes in the game), are ''much'' easier to prepare than other five-point dishes and even some ''four''-point dishes, requiring only two ingredients in the first prep phase and three in the second. Once you get used to which keys go with which ingredients, there's virtually no reason not to have them on your menu whenever they're available in order to make yourself some easy money.
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* SimpleYetAwesome: The trio of Wok dishes, despite being five-point items (and as such are ''supposed'' to be among the hardest dishes in the game), are ''much'' easier to prepare than other five-point dishes and even some ''four''-point dishes, ones, requiring only two ingredients in the first prep phase and three in the second. Once you get used to which keys go with which ingredients (and even better, since they all use nearly identical ingredients, skill gained in one applies to all three), there's virtually no reason not to have them on your menu whenever they're available in order to make yourself some easy money.
