The Fritzy mini-game
Rush at the friterie
Friday, 7 pm. The phone rings, the queue spills outside, the fries go cold. Hold on for two minutes.
≈ 2 min · no sign-up
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A free friterie game in your browser
Rush at the friterie is a short restaurant management game: you run the counter of a Belgian friterie (a fries shop) on your own for a whole day. The phone rings, customers queue up, and the fries come out of the fryer and go cold if nobody serves them. A game takes about two minutes and works on phone and computer, with no sign-up or download.
Three services follow one another: lunch to get the hang of it, the evening when things heat up, then Friday night, the big rush. Between services you equip your friterie: online ordering, pickup time slots, a self-order kiosk, a second fryer… Find the combination that scores the most points.
How to play
- Pick up the phone when it rings: callers who wait too long hang up, and the order is lost.
- Tap the customer at the counter to take their order. If the queue waits too long, people walk out.
- When an order is ready, tap the bag or the customer to serve and get paid, before the fries go cold.
- You only have one pair of hands: one thing at a time. If stress gets too high, you have a meltdown and lose a few seconds.
Tips for a high score
- The score counts your sales, how happy your customers are and your stress: serving fast and staying calm earn points too, not just selling a lot.
- In the first service, learn the rhythm: follow the hand, it shows you what to tap.
- Online orders print themselves and arrive already paid, which leaves your hands free for the counter.
- With pickup time slots, online orders spread over the whole service instead of arriving all at once.
- A second fryer helps in the kitchen, but the phone keeps ringing.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the game free?
- Yes. Rush at the friterie is free, with no sign-up and no download: you play it right in your browser.
- How long does a game take?
- About two minutes: three 40-second services (lunch, evening and Friday night), with a break between each to equip your friterie.
- Can I play on my phone?
- Yes, the game is made for phones first: it goes full screen and you play with your finger. On a computer, you play with the mouse.
- How is the score calculated?
- The score adds up your sales and your customers' average happiness, then subtracts your average stress. It also gives you a title, from “Potato peeler” to “Friterie legend”.
- Is there a leaderboard?
- Yes: today's leaderboard and an all-time one. You join with your friterie's name, or without a name. You can also challenge friends with a link that shows your score.
- Are the numbers in the game real?
- No, it's a game: the sales and figures are made up. If you run a real friterie and want to see how Fritzy works, it's all on the Fritzy for restaurants page.
