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OrderUp!

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Your Own Restaurant Simulator in Minecraft

Type

Mod

Modrinth Downloads

5

Modrinth ID

lYea1P5S

Last Updated

Jun 8, 2026

Description

Order Up!

Order Up! is a co-op restaurant simulator for Minecraft. You build a small restaurant, vanilla mobs arrive as customers and order food, and your job is to cook what they ask for and serve it before they run out of patience. Serving customers earns experience, which levels your restaurant up and unlocks new dishes and a wider range of customers.

How it works

  1. Set up a restaurant. Place a Menu Board and at least one Order Counter within 16 blocks of it. Right-click the Menu Board to open its screen, then press the open button to start the day.
  2. Customers arrive. While the restaurant is open and a player is nearby, mobs spawn out of sight and walk in. They form a queue at the counter, and the customer at the front rings the bell. Customers are ordinary mobs — villagers, zombies, skeletons, piglins, pillagers, and similar. While they are customers they will not attack and do not burn in sunlight.
  3. Read the order. Each waiting customer shows the dish they want in a nameplate above their head, with a patience bar next to it that slowly drains.
  4. Cook it fresh. Make the requested dish through normal crafting or cooking. It only counts if it was made recently — food that has been sitting in a chest is not accepted.
  5. Serve it. Right-click the customer while holding the correct, freshly made dish. They eat, leave happy, and the restaurant gains XP. If a customer's patience runs out first, they leave angry and the restaurant loses some XP.

Leveling and ratings

Restaurant XP is shared between everyone playing and is stored on the Menu Board. As XP is earned the restaurant levels up (1–10), which unlocks higher-tier dishes and lets more types of customer visit.

Each restaurant also has a flower rating, called the Villagerlin Guide. Every two levels adds a flower (with a half-flower for odd levels), up to a five-flower rating at level 10. When you reach a new level, opening the Menu Board gives you that level's plaque — a decorative block you can mount on a wall to display your rating.

Blocks and crafting

Both blocks are crafted from 6 wood planks (any type) plus one item.

Order Counter — the service point where customers queue.

[ ] [G] [ ] G = Gold Ingot [P] [P] [P] P = Wood Planks [P] [P] [P]

Menu Board — opens the menu and stores the restaurant's level, XP, and open/closed state.

[ ] [B] [ ] B = Book and Quill [P] [P] [P] P = Wood Planks [P] [P] [P]

The Menu Board can only be opened when a counter is nearby and during the day. Restaurants close automatically at dusk and need to be reopened the next morning.

Multiplayer

Order Up! is built for co-op play:

  • A restaurant is shared — all players contribute to the same level and XP.
  • One Menu Board can have several Order Counters, each running its own customer queue.
  • You can build multiple separate restaurants, as long as their Menu Boards are at least 32 blocks apart.

Compatibility

  • Minecraft 1.21.11, Fabric (requires Fabric API).
  • NeoForge support is planned.

Modpacks are welcome and you do not need to ask permission. Please do not re-upload or redistribute the mod outside its official pages.

Compatibility

Mod Loaders

Fabric

Game Versions

1.21.11

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