two chefs. one order. no rules about the kitchen.
Kitchen Chaos is a cooking race for two phones. You both get the same three-course order — chop, stir, flip, season, heat and plate every dish — and whoever serves it first takes the course. The catch: the other chef can fill your kitchen with smoke, crank up your hob, set a mouse loose in your pantry or knock your pan on the floor.
how a cook-off goes
the same ticket
A starter, a main and a dessert, dealt the same for both of you. Each dish is five or six steps, and whoever plates it first takes the course.
every step is hands-on
Tap to chop. Draw circles to stir. Flip when the needle hits the gold. Find the right jar. Hold the heat inside the band. Build the plate from memory.
mischief, not luck
Finishing steps earns mischief — faster when you are behind. Spend it on the other kitchen, or on a lid that bounces their next trick back.
made for the call
The video call runs in the room, so you hear exactly when the mouse lands. Nothing to install, and only the host needs to sign in.
the dirty tricks
- smoke · 2 mischieffill their kitchen with smoke for a few seconds.
- crank the heat · 2 mischieftheir pans and oven run twice as hot for a while.
- mouse · 3 mischieflet a mouse loose. they have to catch it before cooking on.
- spill · 3 mischiefknock over what they are making. that step starts again.
- rig a step · 2 mischiefhide a trap in one of their later steps. they know it is there, not where.
- lid on · 2 mischiefcover your counter. the next trick thrown at you bounces off.