Have you cooked with your eyes closed? And have you ever had to use Japanese chopsticks to build a tower of plates, bottles and sushi? If you don’t want a mess in the kitchen, you’ll have to concentrate. Listen carefully to the chef’s instructions. There are many recipes and little time. Maki stack is a game of dexterity. You will win it if you perfectly manipulate the dishes, tools and food of the sushi restaurant.

Game rules

The game is designed for two to six players. It’s best played with four people, so it’s more suited to a larger group of people.

The goal of the game: according to the opened recipe, put the items into the tower as quickly as possible. Depending on the type of task, you additionally need:

1. To cover your eyes and listen to the cook’s instructions on what to take and how to put it.
2. To use your and your friend’s fingers to move the items and food needed for the meal.

When playing with two players, both of you compete to see who can put things in the right order faster.

In a game of three, one player is the host (chef). He explains to the other two, according to the task, what to take and how to put.

While playing in four and six, two teams are formed with chefs for each of them.

For speed and good communication, players are rewarded with recipe cards they have made. At the end of the game, the player or team that collects the most quests wins.

In conclusion, this game develops precise and fast hand movements. The better you listen and follow the instructions of one player, the more likely you are to be the fastest. The more precise and concise your description, the straighter the path to victory.