Cookingdom Level Walkthroughs & Solutions

What is Cookingdom?

Cookingdom is a recipe-assembly cooking game from ABI GLOBAL LTD, available on iOS and Android, where each level walks through one specific dish from raw ingredients to a finished, plated result. Level 1 sets the baseline rhythm with a pepperoni pizza: roll the dough wide before touching any topping tray, layer sauce, cheese, and pepperoni in order, and only then bake, slice, and box it. Every later level follows the same idea, prep before cooking, cooking before plating, but the specific steps change completely with the dish.

The recipes widen in scope as the levels go on. Level 5 opens with a farm-to-table loop, harvesting tomatoes before the kitchen phase starts, and Level 10 chains separate butter, toast, vegetable, bacon, and two-egg stages into one breakfast plate where the pan crowds if bacon and eggs overlap. Level 20 adds a buried-broth reveal ahead of the noodle boil, Level 25 bakes a flat sponge sheet that only becomes a Yule log once rolled while still flexible, and Level 30 pairs a matcha-whisking ritual with the separate boba-pearl process. By Level 35, Level 40, and Level 45, dishes need two parallel tracks finished together, such as a lobster with a separate creamy side, a sauced protein with a composed vegetable plate, or a filled pastry pressed into a mold before baking, and Level 50 closes the range with a steamed sweet-potato dough shaped into chewy pieces before it is boiled.

LevelSolve currently publishes a walkthrough for 50 of the 67 total levels Cookingdom has released. Across that published range, 6 levels are easy, 21 medium, and 23 hard. Each guide lists the dish's prep, cooking, and plating stages in order, calls out the specific step that ruins the plate if done early, such as sending a bare crust into the oven, and gives an exact step order, with a video guide attached to every level.

Use the search box on this hub to find a level, or browse the range list below for the next batch once support for later levels is added.

How to Play Cookingdom

These tips apply across all Cookingdom levels. For level-specific advice, open any walkthrough from the range browser above.

• Finish the base or foundation step completely before moving to the next stage. A dough that has not been rolled wide enough, as in Level 1, or a sponge that has not finished baking as a flat sheet, as in Level 25, cannot take the next step correctly.
• When a level opens outside the kitchen, such as a garden harvest or a buried container, treat that opening step as a prerequisite rather than a bonus. Boards like Level 5 and Level 20 depend on that first collection before the kitchen phase can properly start.
• Season, sauce, or coat an ingredient before it goes into its final cooking stage, not after. Ribs that go under the grill press unseasoned, as in Level 15, or chicken plated before the pan sauce has coated it, as in Level 40, both leave the dish looking unfinished.
• On multi-station levels, clear one station completely before switching to the next, especially when two proteins or components share the same pan. Level 10's breakfast plate stalls if the bacon is still on the skillet when the eggs need to start frying.
• When a dish has a separate side or garnish, such as a creamy side bowl, a green relish, or a lettuce ring, prepare it in parallel rather than treating it as an afterthought. Levels like Level 10, Level 35, and Level 40 all mark the plate incomplete without that side component.
• If a recipe includes a shaping or molding step, such as rolling a sponge into a log or pressing dough into a moon cake mold, do that shaping before the final bake or set. Skipping the shape step and trying to finish the dish flat, as in Level 25 and Level 45, does not produce the right result.

Want the bigger picture? Read our full strategy guide: how to beat the hardest Cookingdom levels.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How many levels does Cookingdom have?

  Cookingdom has up to 67 levels released so far. LevelSolve currently publishes walkthroughs for levels 1 through 50, each with a full prep-to-plate breakdown and a video guide.

• How hard are the published Cookingdom levels?

  Of the 50 published levels, 6 are rated easy, 21 medium, and 23 hard. Difficulty tends to track how many separate stations or parallel components a dish needs rather than how many total steps it has.

• Is Cookingdom free to play?

  Cookingdom is free to download on both iOS and Android from ABI GLOBAL LTD. As with most cooking simulation games, it likely includes optional in-app purchases such as extra ingredients or time boosts.

• Are these Cookingdom walkthroughs official?

  No. Cookingdom belongs to ABI GLOBAL LTD. LevelSolve is an unofficial fan guide.

• Why does a Cookingdom level fail even after the food is cooked?

  Most dishes in Cookingdom are judged on the full plate, not just the main protein or base. Missing a side component, garnish, or finishing touch, such as the toast and green relish in Level 10 or the pearls and garnish in Level 50, leaves the level incomplete even after the central item is fully cooked.

• What kinds of dishes does Cookingdom cover?

  The published range moves through a wide mix of cuisines and course types, including pizza, soup, breakfast plates, barbecue ribs, ramen, holiday cakes, bubble tea, seafood platters, sauced dinners, filled pastries, and steamed dessert bowls, with each level built around the specific prep and cooking order that dish needs.