When you start gaining a few levels in Cafe World, you’ll probably start to see that it’s a lot easier to accumulate coins than levels in the game. Pretty soon, most players have piles of coins that they can’t really spend. It would be awesome if there was a way to convert those coins into Cafe Points (CP) so that you could level up faster, wouldn’t it? Well, guess what? There is! It’s a technique called power leveling and it’s pretty simple, although time-intensive, to do.

What you do is repeatedly prepare and then delete a dish on one of your stoves. Because each dish gives a certain amount of Cafe Points during preparation ( 3 “rounds” of a small amount), you’ll get CP without waiting for the dish to fully cook. All you do is prepare the dish, and then immediately delete it and start over. If you do it enough times, you’ll eventually get enough CP to level, having essentially converted your coins into Cafe Point.

Note that you only need to do this on one stove. There’s really no benefit to using multiple stoves to do this trick as it doesn’t save time. In fact, you’ll want to keep those other stoves busy with preparing dishes and earning more coins for you to keep on power leveling.

Certain dishes are much better suited to this technique than most others. What you want to look for is a high ratio of “preparation” Cafe Points to cost of the dish. Another factor, of course, is time. It takes about 20 seconds to prepare and delete a dish, and unless you want to be clicking all day, you want to pick a dish that doesn’t require very many preparations to get you the Cafe Points you need to level.

Power leveling is a great technique but it can be time-intensive and requires a lot of clicking and patience. Honestly, it can also get boring. There are some other techniques and strategies to level up quickly in Cafe World. If you want to level up without getting bored, I recommend checking out the Cafe World Domination guide. You probably already know there’s a lot to keep track of in your cafe. Which recipes to use, how to get the maximum buzz rating, and even which gifts are the best to give and receive. Cafe World Domination spells it all out for you with simple instructions, screenshots and more.

So which dishes are best? Well, there are a few choices at each level. Here’s some of my favorites for each level “group” starting with level 20, which is approximately the point at which you’re earning enough coins to spend them freely.

Levels 21-30: The average number of CP you need to level in this range is about 3,000. Your best recipe to use here is the Homestyle Pot Roast which brings in 60 CP per preparation. At this level range, you’ll need to do about 50 preps per level. On average, it will cost you 90,000 coins to get each level and take about 16 minutes to do it (each preparation cycle is about 20 seconds long). If you want a cheaper alternative, try using Voodoo Chicken Salad. It will only cost about 58,000 coins but takes about 28 minutes to level.

Levels 31-40: Here it takes an average of 5,500 CP for each level. The best recipe to use here is King Crab Bisque which will cost about 132,000 coins per level and takes 34 minutes on average to complete. Voodoo Chicken Salad remains the best cheap option. It will only cost about 107,000 coins per level, but you’ll need 51 minutes for each level.

Levels 41-50: The average CP to level in this range is 9,300. King Crab Bisque remains the most balanced option for power-leveling here, but it starts to lose some of its effectiveness. It will cost you an average of 260,000 coins per level and take about an hour. For a lot of players at this level, money is less of an issue. A more expensive option here is to go with Chicken Pot Pie. It will cut the time down to about 47 minutes but the cost is just under 500,000 coins. Spent too many coins on those cafe decorations? Good old Voodoo Chicken Salad remains a great option with less cost. You’ll need a solid 86 minutes on average, but it will only cost you about 180,000 coins per level.

Delicious...and a power leveler's best friend.

Level 51-60: Here’s where your options start to open up a bit. The best power leveling recipe in the game is Delicious Chocolate Cake which becomes available at level 52. In this range, you need about 13,000 CP per level, and the cake will get you there in one hour with a cost of 235,000 coins per level. From level 50-52, go with Grand Tandoori Chicken, which costs quite a bit more but is nearly as fast. If you’re still watching coins carefully, King Crab Bisque works well until you hit level 52.

Level 61+

From here, it’s all about the Delicious Chocolate Cake. At the higher levels, it takes a whopping 30,000 Cafe Points to move to each new one. So, things do slow down a bit and cost more. Each new level will take roughly two hours and twenty minutes to power through and it will cost about 540,000 coins to get there. However, at this point in the game, you’re probably sitting on a huge pile of coins!

It can be hard to find good information about all the Cafe World recipes online. Here is a table that shows all the really important data about the different dishes you can serve in the game. You can use this information to decide what to cook for the maximum amount of coins and cafe points. It’s very helpful to plan out your strategies.

After a very long wait with just the words, “Coming Soon” showing up when you clicked on the medal icon in the game, Cafe World medals have finally arrived in the game. It looks like to start there are five different groups of medals that you can earn, in the following categories:

• Number of Neighbors you have
• Number of meals you’ve served
• Coins Earned
• Gifts Received
• Consecutive Days Cooking

Some of the new medals count prior activity (Neighbors and meals) and some seem to have started their counters from zero when the medals were released (coins, gifts, days cooking). Also the last three medals appear as locked to most people. I’m researching why this is and will post an update soon. If you know the answer, please leave a comment!

It looks like there will be a new recipe coming very soon to Cafe World. The new food item is called Super Sliders and from what is mentioned on the Cafe World Facebook fan page, it looks like those will be like mini-cheeseburgers that have more servings than the normal ones. It’s all part of a celebration for reaching 1 million fans on the Facebook page. Wow! They’ll be available on November 17. Here’s the official word from the Facebook fan page:

Hiya chefs! Roll out the red carpet and save the date of Nov. 17th….We hit a million fans today! Here’s a hint to what “Super Sliders” are; smaller burgers that allow more servings and your customers will love em!! Stay tuned for more details about the ‘secret sauce’ and how good it really is… Happy Cooking & here’s to the next million!

An important part of Cafe World is knowing how much time it takes for your food to spoil after it is finished. There’s nothing more frustrating than missing your serving window and logging in to see that your prize dish was sitting on the stovetop for just a little too long. Fortunately, due to some really good detective work in the Cafe World forums the answer is here. This is the formula:

Serving Window = Cooking Time X 1.2

In other words, if your dish takes 60 minutes to cook, you’ll have 72 minutes (60 x 1.2) to serve it before it spoils. Knowing this information will help you plan your Cafe World cooking strategy!

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