Tasty Chef Official Links

This hub is the URL drawer for Tasty Chef. It is not a codes page, not a Discord rumor mill, and not a Trello we do not have. Xpercent Games publishes the game on Steam. The pages in this category point at store apps, the community hub, the support inbox, and this wiki’s own game overview. If a link is not official or not this wiki, it does not belong here.

Start with the Steam store page when you need app IDs, the demo module, or Request Access for the playtest. Start with support and community when something is broken or you want the Steam discussions hub. Start with Tasty Chef overview when you still need the one-screen explanation of milk tea, Tasty Town, and how the rest of this site is laid out.

Official destinations (bookmark these)

• Tasty Chef on Steam — full game app 5019920, Coming Soon, planned September 2026 window, wishlist. The full product is not sold yet.
• Tasty Chef Demo on Steam — free milk tea slice, app 5067140. Steam published the demo in September 2026.
• Steam community hub — discussions and screenshots attached to the main app.
• Support email: contact@onepercentstudio.games.

Those four are the whole official set this wiki will repeat. We will add a site, a Discord, or a Trello if the developer publishes one. We will not invent them. We will not list script sites. Tasty Chef is not a Roblox experience.

How to use the three child pages

1. Tasty Chef overview — what the game is, the town map, modes, and a map of this wiki. Read it once, then leave it alone.
2. Steam page — which URL to open for wishlist, demo install, playtest, and hub. Includes the Family Sharing and language caveats in short form.
3. Support and community — where to send bugs, what to include, and where this fan wiki stops.

Cross-link them when you share the site. A friend who only wants the demo URL does not need the overview. A friend who asks “is this Overcooked with animals?” does. Hardware and menu planners live under tools, not here. Dates live under updates.

What this hub refuses to host

• Fake coupon codes or “free full game” keys. There is no purchase button yet; keys would be scams.
• Unofficial download mirrors. Install through Steam only.
• Playtest codes pasted from random videos. Playtest is Request Access on the store page.
• Social accounts we have not verified. If Xpercent Games posts a handle later, it will appear on support after we check it.
• Other wikis’ URLs as if they were primary sources. Steam is primary. This site is a fan guide.

Same-category discipline

Every page in links should send you to another page in links before it dumps you into a 2,000-word guide. The overview can then point at guides, tier-list, players, tools, and updates. That split keeps this hub short enough to read on a phone while Steam is downloading the demo.

If Steam edits a URL slug, we update Steam page first, then grep the rest of the wiki. If the support inbox changes, we update support first. If the developer publishes a real homepage, it will get a row on this hub. Until then, Steam is the homepage.

A 60-second path for new readers

1. Open this hub.
2. Wishlist 5019920 from Steam if you want the September 2026 ping.
3. Install 5067140 if you want milk tea tonight.
4. Skim wiki overview so Tasty Town names mean something.
5. Play one shift using getting started.
6. Mail contact@onepercentstudio.games only if the build actually fails — template on support.

That is the entire links job. Everything else is cooking. When the full game is sold, this hub will still be URLs, not a storefront clone. We will not pretend a wishlist is a receipt.