The tickets are flying in and the pans are already hot — welcome to Pantry Panic, MiniBreak’s chaotic little kitchen. You run the pass in a one-chef diner where every order is a small race: fetch the ingredients, chop, cook, plate and serve before the customer’s patience runs dry. There are no fiddly controls to learn — just tap a station and your chef hurries over and gets to work. The skill is in the sequencing: what you tap next, and when.
Twenty kitchens are spread across five acts, and each one teaches you something new. The Home Kitchen acts cover the classics — burgers, salads and cheeseburgers. Then come fries and chicken burgers at the Route 66 Diner, pizzas you assemble on dough and bake in the oven, and a whole act of soups that start life as three chopped vegetables in a pot. The Grand Tour finale remixes everything at full speed, in the tightest kitchens of the game. Earn stars on each kitchen to unlock the next.
Pantry Panic is also MiniBreak’s first online multiplayer game. Open Play Together, create a room and share the four-letter code — a friend joins from their own phone and you cook the same kitchen together in real time, one chef each, passing jobs between you as the tickets pile up. Every kitchen is tuned separately for solo and two-player star targets, so the challenge is fair either way.
Pantry Panic is free to play in your browser — no downloads, no sign-up. Short on time? A single kitchen takes about three minutes. Feeling ambitious? The road to The Last Service is twenty kitchens long.
Tap a station and your chef hurries over to do the job: tap a crate to fetch an ingredient, a chopping board to chop it, a stove or pot to cook it, then plate the dish and serve it at the hatch before the order’s patience runs out. Queue your next tap while the chef walks to line up the next job — and bin anything that burns.
Yes — Pantry Panic is MiniBreak’s first online multiplayer game. One player creates a room and shares the four-letter code; the other joins from their own phone with that code, and you cook the same kitchen together in real time, one chef each. There is also a same-screen desktop test mode where two players share one keyboard.
Twenty kitchens across five acts — from a first-service diner to a pizzeria, soup kitchens and the Grand Tour finale. Each act introduces a new dish or mechanic: cheeseburgers, fries and chicken burgers, baked pizzas, and soups that need three chopped vegetables in the pot. Earn at least one star to unlock the next kitchen.
Absolutely — every kitchen is tuned for solo play, and the second chef only joins when you play together. Solo and two-player star targets are set separately, so both are a fair challenge.
Yes — Pantry Panic is completely free and plays instantly in your web browser, on phone or desktop. There are no downloads, no accounts and nothing to install. Your progress and stars are saved on your device.
