Japanese Ramen Simulator Co-op Guide — Roles and Kitchen Routes for Up to 6 Players

Prioritize Clear Order Handoffs over Headcount

Up to 6 people can run the same store online. The following table is not a fixed optimal organization, but an example of role division to avoid duplication of work.

If your voice cannot be heard, check the distance and walls.

In-game spatial voice chat is affected by distance and walls. If the kitchen and dining area are separated, do not assume teammates heard you: confirm that short task names and customer orders are being communicated.

1. Decide who will be in charge of which process.
2. Check the route of movement between the kitchen and the seating area.
3. Divide the work for just 1 bowl and serve it, checking that teammates hear which steps are complete.
4. Review the tasks entrusted to NPCs to ensure that they do not overlap with human responsibilities.

The basic operating conditions remain the same even in multiplayer mode.

When multiple people gather at the same facility, first look at what items are in hand and what items cannot be used. It is important to check the same operating conditions as when playing solo, such as the number of sauces to pour and the storage status of the dishwasher.

We have not tested every joining-menu option, connection problems under different network conditions, or all save-ownership and synchronization behavior through gameplay, so we make no definitive claims about those points.