No. You can only play events on your turn except Block cards, which can be played anytime in response to an event targeting you.

Yes. You can play as many as you like during your turn, in any order, even between completing orders.

No. You can keep the extra cards until your end-of-turn draw step.

Yes. You may discard up to 2 cards at the end of your turn.

Yes, no extras allowed.

Yes.

Yes. You can work on the same multi-stage order as another player, but if they finish it before you, discard all your stage cards for that order.

No. You must have completed Stage 1 yourself to work toward the final stage.

Immediately after an order is completed, before the turn continues.

 Yes, if you have the cards. Complete one, refill the row, then complete another.

No. When a multi-stage order is removed by an event card, all ingredients you’ve played toward it are discarded — you do not return them to your hand.

No, orders remain in play until completed.

No, players cannot trade cards.

No, Block cards only prevent event cards from affecting you. They cannot be blocked themselves.

Yes, you can stack them and draw more cards.

Kitchen Fire – Each opponent randomly discards 2 cards from their hand. You are unaffected. (Fan cards face down and pick 2.)

Ingredient Thief – Name an ingredient, Wild, or Protein Wild. If the target has a matching card, they must give you one. If not, nothing happens.

Spoiled Ingredients – Only ingredient cards are affected. Wilds and Protein Wilds are safe.

Overcooked – Target player discards a completed order from their score pile and loses the money for it. Works on multi-stage orders too.

Health Inspection – Target discards their entire hand immediately, then draws 2 fewer cards than their hand limit. The smaller hand lasts until their next draw step.

Order Swap – Can be played on any face-up order, including ones just revealed.

Block – Cancels an event targeting you. Does not protect other players.

Bad Review – Worth –$4. Stays in the target’s score pile until the game end.

Only when replacing a completed order from the order deck.

No. If a new one is drawn while another is active, shuffle it back into the order deck.

Yes. It takes up a face-up slot until removed.

When drawn, increase the number of face-up orders to 4. Once the extras are completed, return to 3.

Yes. You can keep them all, like a chef guarding the “special” sauce recipe.

Shuffle the ingredient/event discard pile to form a new draw pile and continue playing.

The game ends immediately. The player with the most money wins.

Play a sudden death round. Shuffle all completed orders back into the order deck, reveal one new order, and the first player to complete it wins.