Tasty Chef Support and Community

When Tasty Chef misbehaves, talk to the people who can patch it. This wiki can explain a milk tea corridor. It cannot push a build. Official contact for Xpercent Games is contact@onepercentstudio.games. Player-to-player talk lives on the Steam community hub. Store installs live on the Steam page. The parent index is the links hub. The one-page game map is Tasty Chef overview.

This page is a support map: what to send, where to send it, what belongs on Steam discussions, and where a fan wiki must stop. It is not a live ticket tracker. We do not have a public Trello from the developer to embed. We will add one if they publish it.

Email the studio

Use contact@onepercentstudio.games for:

• Demo or playtest crashes, hard locks, and boots that never reach the hub.
• Account or Steam-key confusion after a playtest accept.
• Accessibility bugs (camera, volume, save) that the store tags claim to support.
• Store-page fact errors you want the developer to see (they still have to change Steam; we can only change this wiki).

Do not use that inbox for “when is September 2026 exactly” unless Steam already shows a day and the widget is broken. Date policy lives on release date. Do not mail them a demand to add sushi to the demo. Demo limits are documented on demo notes.

Mail template (copy and fill)

• What I installed: demo 5067140 / playtest / I only have the store page open.
• Windows version and whether the PC clears system requirements min or rec.
• GPU and driver date.
• What I was doing: idle hub, Build Mode, Start Service, Take over, End Shift, Town map.
• What I expected: a cup to finish, a grid to snap, a shop to open.
• What happened: crash, stuck ticket, missing shop, input ignored.
• Whether Grid (G) and Equipment Info (H) were on.
• A screenshot from my PC, not a store GIF.

That list is enough. A ten-page theory of staff AI is not. If you are reporting a missing bakery, say the map still shows under construction so they know you understand the slice.

Steam hub, not a second studio

The community hub is useful for:

• “Is anyone else hitching on Stock Alert with a GTX 660?”
• Screenshot tours of milk tea corridors.
• Co-op etiquette that is not in a manual yet.

It is a poor place for:

• Pasting playtest secrets as if they were patch notes.
• Fake keys.
• Review-bombing a Coming Soon page because sushi is still a preview.

If a hub thread contradicts Steam’s own spec table, trust Steam. If it contradicts this wiki, tell us — we will grep guides and tools and fix the JSON. We will not “correct” Steam from a forum anecdote.

What this fan wiki will do

• Quote Steam app IDs, the September 2026 window, demo limits, language tables, and the AI disclosure.
• Keep internal links with trailing slashes to pages that exist.
• Update demo notes when the slice changes.
• Stay silent on price until Steam lists one.

What this fan wiki will not do

• File a crash dump for you.
• Reset a playtest accept.
• Invent a Discord, Twitter, or Trello that the developer has not published.
• List script injectors. This is a Steam kitchen sim, not a Roblox executor scene.
• Promise in-game Spanish for the full game because the demo table lists Spanish. Full game table currently lists twelve languages; see Steam.
• Claim Family Sharing works on an unreleased title. Steam lists the category; sharing does not apply yet.
• Pretend we are Xpercent Games. We are not. The overview on wiki is a fan map.

Community manners for co-op bugs

If a friend desyncs, collect both Steam names, who hosted, and whether you shared a Matcha Tea Brewer like co-op told you not to. If a solo player thinks staff are “broken,” include duty order (Take Orders / Make & Serve / Restock) from hiring staff. Many “AI bugs” are a restocker walking through a bad aisle — rebuild with the kitchen flow planner before you mail the studio a pathfinding essay.

When to skip mail and just play

• You have not pressed Practice on Milk Tea. Open how to play.
• You enabled four drinks and Max 3 toppings on day one. Open the menu planner.
• You want a date. Open release date, then Steam.
• You want the install URL. Open Steam.

Mail is for things a guide cannot fix. Guides are for things gold and placement can fix. If you only remember one address from this page, remember contact@onepercentstudio.games and the hub URL. If you only remember one warning, remember that this wiki cannot patch Tasty Chef — it can only point at the people who can.