Cooking Town:Chef Restaurant Cooking Game APK + MOD vv1.2.0 (Infinite Money, All Upgrades Unlocked, New Restaurants Unlocked, Recipes Unlocked)

Cooking Town: Chef Restaurant Cooking Game is a time-management simulation where players operate a restaurant chain. The core loop involves preparing dishes, serving customers, and earning currency to expand and upgrade kitchens. The target audience is players who enjoy incremental progression mechanics within a cooking-themed environment.

What This Mod Unlocks

• Infinite Money resource. The primary in-game currency does not decrease when making purchases or upgrades.
• All equipment upgrades are immediately affordable. This includes ovens, counters, and decorative items.
• New restaurant locations can be unlocked without meeting the standard currency thresholds.
• New recipe unlocks that normally require currency payments are available at zero cost.

The mod alters the client-side validation for currency transactions. The game does not verify purchase costs against the server, allowing local modifications to the currency variable to persist.

Activation Note

The infinite money feature is active upon launching Cooking Town. No mod menu or specific activation tap is required. The currency counter will display a high, static value that does not deplete when spending.

Android 5.0 or higher is required. The installation requires approximately 110 MB of free storage. Root access is not required.

Installation Steps

1. Download the Cooking Town mod APK file.
2. Enable installation from unknown sources in Android settings.
3. Open the downloaded file and follow the on-screen prompts.
4. Launch Cooking Town from the home screen.

Known Edge Cases

Spending currency on a network-dependent feature, such as a theoretical real-money shop, may cause a client-server mismatch. Progress is saved locally; clearing app data will reset all progress, including unlocked restaurants, but the infinite money mod will remain functional upon a fresh start. The mod is designed for version 1.2.0; behavior on other versions is untested.