Street kitchen
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The street kitchen is a compact, restaurant-like facility. It serves two main purposes: providing low-cost meals to the less fortunate, and mushroom trading and identification services.
Although the street kitchen functionally operates like a restaurant, it is customary for many of them to offer free meals every once in a while, particularly to residents or travelers with no money left. The street kitchen makes little money and is more of a service provided by towns than anything else.
The street kitchen's manager functions as the chef and is typically a Citizen with the mycologist trait.
It is an essential facility; one is guaranteed in each town in the Mazes.
Locations
Every town in the Mazes possesses a street kitchen. The ones in Roazon and Fort Silver are abandoned.
Map
Keys
- Key A: Carried by the manager
Rooms
Dining room
- Personnel: Citizen (1-2, waiters)
- Furniture: Metal tables, plastic chairs, cardboard boxes
- Cover:
- All sides: Table (36 health, A1)
Street kitchen food can be ordered here. See the Services below. Food ordered must be paid in advance, and it must be eaten on the spot. Any leftovers are discarded.
Kitchen
- Personnel: Citizen (manager), Citizen (1-2, kitchen assistants)
- Furniture: Counters, work tables, fridges, freezers, food cabinets, shelves, stoves
- Cover:
- Side 4: Kitchen counter (60 health, A3)
- Side 3: Fridge (60 health, A3)
Identification and mushroom trading services can be obtained here. See the Services below.
Scullery
- Personnel: None, but frequently visited by the manager or kitchen assistants
- Furniture: Fridges, freezers, food cabinets, industrial shelves, food crates
- Cover:
- Side 3: Fridge (60 health, A3)
- All other sides: Storage boxes (66 health, A3)
- Locked doors:
- North: Mechanical lock A, to Storage room
Toilets
Storage room
- Personnel: None
- Furniture: Storage shelves, boxes, crates, money safe
- Cover:
- All sides: Storage boxes (66 health, A3)
Services
Street kitchens provide two main services: the mushroom dish restaurant and the mushroom store.
Mushroom dish restaurant
Food served in the street kitchen is either mushroom-based or involves mushrooms in the recipe. It is meant to be cheap and filling, making it the go-to place if you're hard up for cash and just want a warm meal.
If you are in exceptionally dire straits, the restaurant may serve one free meal per person per day.
Due to limited supplies and the need to serve multiple people, most customers are restricted to 2 of each item per person per day, except mineral water. Exceptions can be negotiated, particularly to customers who bring mushrooms to sell.
| Name | ntri | wtr | Effects |  |
Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bottle of mineral water | 0 | 169 | None | 1.00 | Can also be crafted by using empty plastic bottles on sinks, showers, and other sources of water. |
| Mushroom soup with vegetables | 353 | 0 | None | 2.00 | |
| Kinoko-gohan (mushroom rice bowl) きのこご飯 |
448 | 0 | None | 3.00 | |
| Pasta with sauteed mushrooms and garlic sauce | 652 | 0 | None | 4.00 |
Mushroom trading services
Visit the manager in the kitchen to access the trading services.
Shop rules
Street kitchens sell the following items:
- Certain categories of mushrooms, according to the inventory listed below
- Identification service for unknown mushrooms
Street kitchens may also:
- Buy back items of all types sold here, at the following rates:
- Mushrooms are traded at cost (100% of their shop value).
- Street kitchen managers encourage their customers to pick up and trade any mushrooms they see and work their way up to good savory ones or magic ones.
- Accept payment in cash or appraised valuables
- Provide store credit
- Shops do not normally return change; it is automatically converted into store credit instead.
- Transfer store credit into a customer's bank account (for a fee, see Bank).
- Provide a delivery service into a customer's bank vault (for a fee and if the vault has enough space remaining, see Bank)
