POSTED BY QUICK11
I suggest that when you start a new game, that you first by the food 'Beer' and 'Salad', then buy everything in the 'Commercial' section except 'Bicycle Tires'. Then go down to 'Industrial' and get everything except 'CPR Training'. Then, when you get more money, get the 'Trophy Room' and then 'Sponser' (in 'Advertise'), then get 'Nachos', then get 'CPR Training' then advertise and get more food. That's at least a starter. Think about it!
POSTED BY QUICK11
When preparing beer or soda, be careful. You don't want to overflow the beer, and you don't want do underfill the beer and soda. With soda, you don't want to forget the flavor blast, and remember which soda the person wants.
POSTED BY ULTIMATEAGENT
Anyways, for starters never chase the thief during rush hour. You will lose more money than you gain normally, especially when you have more foods available. Chase him AFTER rush hour is over. Wait.
POSTED BY QUICK11
If you see a fire, rather than pressing the keys that appear on screen, just jab randomly at the arrow keys. That will make the fire go out faster (same with delivery).
POSTED BY MINMAY
Sooo, my contribution. Don't buy soda, fries, or fried chicken at all, because they suck! They take way too long to prepare considering the payoff. Also, advertising is a mite buggy; customers tend to come WAY more at 20% than at 20.5%, which goes against two separate counts of logic. However, boosting it to around 50% is a significant improvement over 20%, so don't go and ignore advertising completely or anything like that.
Delivery service is a very good deal, and you definitely want the bicycle tires on top of it. CPR training and safety signs are probably useless, as it's very rare to lose all three starting safety points each week. If for some reason you do find yourself really bad at taking care of disposals, then go ahead and get them, but otherwise don't bother.
Buffet service is awful as opposed to buying a new food, unless you already have all the foods you can handle.
Speaking of handling foods, I find the ice cream to be the most difficult to prepare by far (excluding the fries/chicken), followed by the pizza, due to a combination of unusual orders and an odd key layout. Plus, Mr. Ice Cream Guy is the most ludicrously impatient customer in the game.
Buy the tip jar and the gumball machine immediately when you start, because they pay for themselves very fast. (Wait, why does it cost money to put out a tip jar? And why so much?)
And I guess this is a jumble of text right now, but you seriously want the disposal gearbox right away. Four seconds is an enormous amount of time in ONR3. The dishwasher is a little less significant but still a very worthy investment.
POSTED BY QUICK11
When making food, it's best if you memorize the keys. That makes the game much easier. Like with ice cream, if you memorize the keys, you can whip up the treat in a snap. Same with salad, nachos, etc.
POSTED BY MINMAY
-Get 50 perfect orders
-Get 100 perfect orders
-Get 300 perfect orders
-Get 100 bad orders
-Put out 5 fires (maybe it's 10)
-Catch 5 burglars
-Buy all the foods
-Beat an Iron Cook challenge (there's one for every challenge)
-Unlock all the challenges by playing through 100 days
-Do something I can't remember (the "no good reason" award, it doesn't actually mention what you had to do)
-Do something else I can't remember (the other "no good reason" award, it doesn't actually mention what you had to do)
Note by quick11: This is a partial award list and how to unlock them.
