Play Cá Viên Chiên with friends

Cá Viên Chiên has multiplayer: up to 4 friends run one fish ball stall together — one fries, one bags and sauces, one makes drinks, one serves. All it takes is a room code: no account, no download.

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A co-op cooking game online: three ways to play

How it worksPlayers
Co-op stallAt the same time on one stall; each player has their own bag and shares the wok, the tray and the drink station2–4
Challenge a friendEveryone plays the same day on their own — same stall, same stream of customers — then compares scores through a linkAny number
Today’s challengeOne shared challenge per day; your first attempt of the day is the score that countsAny number

How to create a room

  1. Create a room. On the title screen click “Play with friends”, enter a name and click “Create room”. The room runs on your stall.
  2. Invite friends. Click “Invite” to send the link through Zalo, Messenger and so on, or read out the 6-character room code.
  3. Pick a role. Each player can pick a role: Fry, Bag, Drinks or Serve. Roles only split the work; anyone can do anything.
  4. Open the stall. The owner clicks “Start”, restocks and opens. Everyone serves together through a 100-second trading day.
The owner’s waiting room with the room code, four player cards Sam, Lan, Minh and Vy with their roles, four role buttons and the Invite and Start buttons
The owner’s waiting room: room code at the top, four player cards, roles and “Start”.
The join page opened from an invite link: the name box filled with Lan, the room code already filled in and the Join button
From an invite link: the room code is filled in, just add a name and click “Join”.

Splitting the work in a multiplayer food stall game

The wok, the ingredient tray, the heat and the drink station are shared. Each player has their own bag: pieces they take out, the sauce they pick and the drinks they make go into their own bag.

FryDrop pieces into the wok, flip when the bottom is golden, set the heat.
BagTake golden pieces out into your bag and add the right sauce.
DrinksMake kumquat tea, milk tea and more; a finished drink goes into the maker’s bag.
ServeTap a customer to hand over a bag that matches the order before they run out of patience.
The owner playing Fry in a four-player day: four customers waiting, six wok spots and the names row with the number of pieces in each player’s bag
The Fry player reads all four orders to drop the right pieces.
The morning seen by a guest: the line The owner is shopping, locked restock buttons and the button Waiting for the owner to open
Guests see the owner’s shop but cannot buy.

Who keeps what after each day

The stall belongs to the owner: sales, tips, stock, upgrades and story milestones are saved to the owner’s progress after each day.

Guests get a share of that day’s tips (tips divided by the number of players in the room), added to their own stall. Nothing else in a guest’s progress changes.

More customers come when more people run the stall, so a 4-player day stays busy.

The owner’s end-of-day summary with three buttons: Share result, Leave room and Go to day 7
The owner: start the next day for the room, or leave.
A guest’s end-of-day summary with the line Tip share per guest at the bottom, a Leave room button and a Waiting for the owner button
A guest: their tip share is the last line of the summary.

Friend challenges and the daily cooking challenge

A challenge uses a ready-made stall (not your own), so everyone starts equal and your real progress is untouched. Customers arrive at the same times with the same orders for everyone.

Score = profit × 10 + the day’s average stars × 100. When you finish, click “Challenge a friend” to send the link with your score; your friend sees the score to beat.

A challenge card on a phone: the line Sam scored 2350 — beat that, a ready-made stall at day 6 by the school gate, the scoring rule and the Start challenge button
Opening a challenge link: the score to beat and the stall you will use.
The challenge summary with the Score line, the line Today’s counted score and three buttons: Challenge a friend, Play again and Back to title
End of a challenge: your score and today’s counted score.

Step-by-step guides

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Playing with friends: FAQ

Can I play Cá Viên Chiên with friends?

Yes. Click “Play with friends” on the title screen to create a room, then send the link or room code to up to 3 friends.

Do I need an account for multiplayer?

No. You only enter a display name. Progress stays saved in each player’s browser.

How many players can join a room?

Up to 4 — one for each customer stool at the stall.

Can phones and computers play together?

Yes. Rooms run in the browser, so phones, tablets and computers can join the same room.

What happens if my connection drops?

The game reconnects on its own. A guest has 30 seconds to come back and keep their place and bag. If the owner drops, the day pauses and waits up to 60 seconds.

What do guests get?

Their share of that day’s tips is added to their own stall. Sales and the stall itself stay with the owner.

Is this a good cooking game to play with friends?

It is built for it: up to 4 friends share one wok, each with their own bag and a role, and the tips are split at closing time.

Does multiplayer cost anything?

No. Playing with friends and the challenges are free, with no in-app purchases.

Is this the Android app’s multiplayer mode?

No. This is an independent web game on the same theme and is not affiliated with The3n Studio or Google Play.

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