Craft A Menu is a Roblox restaurant sim where you spawn ingredient crates on a conveyor belt, break them open to get random items, and combine them at the cooking station to produce dishes you sell to customers. Each recipe pays a fixed amount per second on your menu, and prices climb sharply as you add rarer ingredients like Bread and Butter.
Quick answer: The full Craft A Menu set totals 84 dishes built from eight base ingredients (Potato, Egg, Flour, Milk, Meat, Vegetable, Sugar, Tomato, Butter, Bread). Match the exact ingredient set at the stove in any order, wait for the cook timer, then add the finished dish to your menu to start earning the listed rate per second.
How cooking works in Craft A Menu
Ingredients arrive through a conveyor system on the right side of your base. You press Spawn Crate to drop a crate onto the belt, then smash it with your roller to reveal a random ingredient. If you have the cash, you can buy it on the spot or trash it and try for something else.
Once you have the ingredients a recipe needs, walk to the cooking station and open the cooking menu. Add the items to the stove. Order does not matter, but every required ingredient must be present at least once. Each dish has its own cook time, so wait for the timer to finish before you place the dish on your menu.
You confirm a recipe worked when the finished dish appears in your inventory and is selectable on the menu board. Once added, customers will pay the listed price per second for as long as the dish is up.
Craft A Menu recipes and ingredients
The table below lists confirmed dishes with their exact ingredient sets and per-second payout. Recipes are grouped by their primary unlock ingredient so you can see how prices scale as new ingredients enter the rotation.
| Dish | Ingredients | Price |
|---|---|---|
| French Fries | Potato | $5/s |
| Fried Egg | Egg | $20/s |
| Hashbrown | Potato, Egg | $25/s |
| Flatbread | Flour | $50/s |
| Tator Tots | Potato, Flour | $55/s |
| Gnocchi | Potato, Flour, Egg | $75/s |
| Yogurt | Milk | $110/s |
| Mashed Potatoes | Potato, Milk | $115/s |
| Scrambled Eggs | Egg, Milk | $130/s |
| Potato Soup | Potato, Flour, Milk | $165/s |
| Pancakes | Flour, Egg, Milk | $180/s |
| Potato Pancakes | Potato, Egg, Milk, Flour | $185/s |
| Kebab | Meat | $230/s |
| Bacon & Eggs | Meat, Egg | $250/s |
| Chicken Nuggets | Meat, Flour | $280/s |
| Bangers & Mash | Meat, Potato, Milk | $345/s |
| Bacon Pancakes | Meat, Milk, Flour, Egg | $410/s |
| Salad | Vegetable | $470/s |
| Omelette | Egg, Vegetable | $490/s |
| Falafel | Vegetable, Flour | $520/s |
| Onion Rings | Vegetable, Egg, Flour | $540/s |
| Dumpling | Flour, Meat, Vegetable | $750/s |
| Egg Roll | Flour, Egg, Vegetable, Meat | $770/s |
| Candy | Sugar | $950/s |
| Meringue | Egg, Sugar | $970/s |
| Churro | Flour, Sugar | $1K/s |
| Ice Cream | Milk, Sugar | $1K/s |
| Flan | Milk, Sugar, Egg | $1K/s |
| Ice Cream Cone | Sugar, Milk, Flour | $1.1K/s |
| Donut | Flour, Sugar, Milk, Egg | $1.1K/s |
| Tomato Juice | Tomato | $1.9K/s |
| Pizza Marinara | Flour, Tomato | $1.9K/s |
| Tomato Soup | Tomato, Milk | $2K/s |
| Meatballs | Meat, Tomato, Egg | $2.1K/s |
| Garden Salad | Vegetable, Tomato | $2.3K/s |
| Taco | Flour, Meat, Vegetable, Tomato | $2.6K/s |
| BBQ Ribs | Meat, Tomato, Sugar | $3K/s |
| Baked Potato | Potato, Butter | $3.8K/s |
| Steak | Meat, Butter | $4K/s |
| Meat Pie | Flour, Meat, Butter | $4.1K/s |
| Chicken & Dumplings | Butter, Meat, Milk, Flour | $4.2K/s |
| Shortbread | Butter, Meat | $4.8K/s |
| Cake | Flour, Egg, Sugar, Butter | $4.8K/s |
| Toast | Bread | $7.6K/s |
| Hot Dog | Bread, Meat | $7.9K/s |
| Meatloaf | Bread, Meat, Milk, Egg | $8K/s |
| French Toast | Bread, Egg, Milk, Sugar | $8.7K/s |
| Hamburger | Bread, Meat, Tomato, Vegetable | $10.2K/s |
| Croissant | Bread, Butter | $11.5K/s |
How ingredient tiers affect price
Pricing is driven by which base ingredients a dish uses, not how many slots it fills. A single-ingredient dish using a high-tier item, like Toast with Bread, pays more per second ($7.6K/s) than a four-ingredient dish that only uses low-tier items like Potato Pancakes ($185/s). The clear progression is Potato > Egg > Flour > Milk > Meat > Vegetable > Sugar > Tomato > Butter > Bread, with Bread and Butter being the most lucrative unlocks.
This means once you start pulling Bread from crates, even simple two-ingredient recipes like Hot Dog (Bread + Meat) outperform every dish that lacks a Bread or Butter component. Prioritize keeping at least one Bread-tier dish on your menu as soon as the ingredient becomes available.
Tips for working through the recipe list
- Order of ingredients on the stove does not matter. You only need at least one of each required item.
- Trash unwanted ingredients immediately so you do not waste cash buying items you cannot use yet.
- Cook times vary by dish. Higher-tier recipes generally take longer, so plan your stove queue around customer flow.
- Stacking unique recipes on your menu raises your earnings ceiling because each dish pays its own per-second rate to customers who order it.
If you are early in the game, focus on unlocking Flour and Milk crates first to open up Pancakes, Potato Soup, and the breakfast-tier dishes. From there, Meat and Vegetable unlock the mid-tier menu, and Butter plus Bread is where the real money begins.