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Mini-Boss · Street-Food Stall Game

Run a Pakistani Street-Food Stall

Mini-Boss is a casual simulation about cooking at a Pakistani stall, from a wooden thela in a gali to a food-court restaurant. The App Store listing says it is free to play, with no in-app purchases and no account.

Available on iPhone and iPad

The App Store listing is Mini-Boss: Street Food Stall, sold by Muhammad Yaseen, bundle com.miniboss.streetfoodstall. It is free, requires iOS 13.0 or later, is rated 4+, and the listing language is English. Version 2.2.0 was released and updated on 15 October 2026. The listing does not show a rating summary.

You fry samosas in a karahi, brew doodh patti in a patila, crisp paratha rolls on a tawa, grill bun kebabs, and blend mango lassi and falooda. Each dish has its own cooking stages. Leave chulha food too long and it burns.

Load-shedding stops the blenders until the power comes back. The listing says you can buy a UPS. Some customers bargain ("Bhai, thora kam karo?"). A discount can mean a happy customer and a bigger tip. Saying no frees the seat. On cricket match days the crowd is bigger and people want chai and samosas.

You can hire Chotu and Ustad Ji. They cook and serve, clear burnt food, and rescue dishes before they burn. You can train them to work faster. The stall grows from Thela to Khokha, Kiosk and Restaurant. Locations in the listing are the Gali, the Bazaar, Food Street and a mall food court. Upgrades include extra stoves and blenders, faster tools, a UPS, neon, plants, lanterns, string lights and a dining set. A day runs from 9 AM to 9 PM, with a lunch rush and a dinner rush.

The listing is explicit about money and ads: free to play, no in-app purchases, no account needed. Ads never interrupt cooking. Optional videos can double a day's profit, give a free golden spatula, or give free coins. Whether ads are personalised is your choice.

Mini-Boss Features

  • Cook samosas in a karahi, doodh patti in a patila, paratha rolls on a tawa, bun kebabs, mango lassi and falooda
  • Each dish has cooking stages, and food burns if it is left too long
  • Load-shedding stops the blenders until power returns; a UPS can be bought
  • Customers bargain; a discount can earn a tip, or you can refuse and free the seat
  • Cricket match days bring bigger crowds who want chai and samosas
  • Hire Chotu and Ustad Ji to cook, serve, clear burnt food and rescue dishes, and train them
  • Grow the stall from Thela to Khokha, Kiosk and Restaurant, and move from the Gali to the Bazaar, Food Street and a mall food court
  • Upgrades: extra stoves and blenders, faster tools, a UPS, neon, plants, lanterns, string lights and a dining set
  • Each day runs from 9 AM to 9 PM, with a lunch rush and a dinner rush
  • Ads do not interrupt cooking. Optional videos can double a day's profit, give a golden spatula, or give coins. Personalised ads are optional
  • Free to play, no in-app purchases, and no account required

How Mini-Boss Works

  1. 01

    Cook the order

    Samosas, doodh patti, paratha rolls, bun kebabs, mango lassi or falooda. Watch the stage. Food burns.

  2. 02

    Handle the street

    Keep the chulha going when the power drops, answer a bargain, and expect a bigger crowd on a cricket day.

  3. 03

    Hire help

    Chotu and Ustad Ji cook, serve, clear burnt food and rescue dishes. Training makes them faster.

  4. 04

    Grow the stall

    Thela, then Khokha, Kiosk and Restaurant. Move from the gali toward the food court, and add tools, lights and a UPS.

What People Use Mini-Boss For

A desi menu

Samosas, doodh patti, paratha rolls, bun kebabs, mango lassi and falooda, each with cooking stages.

Load-shedding

Blenders stop until the power returns. A UPS is an upgrade in the listing.

Bargaining

Discount a customer for a tip, or refuse and free the seat.

A small crew

Chotu and Ustad Ji cook, serve and rescue food. You can train them.

A bigger stall

Thela, Khokha, Kiosk, Restaurant, and four locations from the gali to a mall food court.

A full day

9 AM to 9 PM, with a lunch rush and a dinner rush.

What Mini-Boss Won't Do

Good to know before you download.

  • The listing says the game is free to play, has no in-app purchases, and does not need an account. This page repeats that. It does not add a price.
  • Ads do not interrupt cooking, according to the listing. Optional videos and the choice to turn personalised ads on or off are also from that listing. This page does not name an ad network.
  • Food names, staff names and the load-shedding scene are what the store description says is in the game. This page does not add dishes or characters.
  • This page links the App Store only.
  • iPhone and iPad, iOS 13.0 or later, rated 4+, English. No screenshots are published on this page yet.
  • The App Store listing does not show a user rating count. This page does not invent a rating or a download count.

Mini-Boss FAQ

A street-food stall game. The App Store name is Mini-Boss: Street Food Stall. You cook Pakistani dishes and grow a wooden thela into a restaurant.

Samosas in a karahi, doodh patti in a patila, paratha rolls on a tawa, bun kebabs, mango lassi and falooda. Each dish has cooking stages, and food burns if you leave it.

The listing says load-shedding stops the blenders until the power returns. You can buy a UPS.

Staff you can hire. They cook and serve, clear burnt food, and rescue dishes. You can train them to work faster.

The listing says free to play, no in-app purchases, and no account needed.

The listing says ads never interrupt cooking. Optional videos can double a day's profit, give a golden spatula, or give coins. Personalised ads are optional.

This page links the App Store only. It needs iOS 13.0 or later.

The App Store seller is Muhammad Yaseen.