

Bistro Days
Drunk Bunny Games · 2022 · Visual Novel, Anime, Dating Sim, Comedy, Choices Matter
PC
Positive86% · 14 📈 Making a comeback 94%
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About Bistro Days
STORY
You are an aspiring food blogger in the city of Wisteria. One day, a giant raccoon guides you to Bellflower Bistro, where you meet three charming characters that will prove to be your life's turning point.
What fate awaits you at the bistro? Will you answer to your true calling and become a food blogger that will make your mom proud? Are you able to help your romantic partner achieve their dreams? What choices will you make? Who will you date?
Bistro Days is an over-the-top Slice of Life romantic story where every choice matters, with multiple endings that lead you to a different romantic path.
The Characters

Rose is the manager of the bistro, having worked in similar establishments since she was in high school. Now with years of experience under her belt, she is an expert in all things food industry and has the confidence and leadership skills to boot.
Although friendly, she tends to hold everyone to a high standard. She sometimes comes into conflict with those who disagree with her, but she always forgives and moves on.

Lily only started working at the bistro a few months ago. She joined at a weird time, when the management and work conditions were beginning to reach an all-time low. Having been in the hospitality business for a long time, she tried her best to resolve the issues in the bistro on her own -- but ultimately, she leaned on Rose for help when things got out of hand.

Iris is a new hire, joining shortly after Lily. Rose hired her because of her outgoing personality and how skilled Iris is at everything, especially latte art and drawing daily menu boards. As a general team member at the bistro, she balances the front-of-the-house tasks, as well as the social media page and signboards.
Game Features
- 3 main romanceable characters
- 15 fully voiced CGs
- Play as a male or female protagonist
- Partial voice acting
- Choice driven storyline
- High-Resolution Backgrounds
- Over 6 hours of gameplay
Credits
Developed by Michael Emerson (Drunk Bunny Games)
Published by Kikai Digital
Sprites and CG artwork by KeppaTea
Main story by renkka
Background art: @KeiraWorks
Chibi Artwork: Sasha Chii
Additional Development: Sku;Te
Music: Jan Hehr
Additional music: AudioBlocks
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Boring.1 found this helpful
All the routes are fun, but Lily is best girl.
[h1]Spoiler Free Review![/h1] I'd heard mixed things about Bistro Days, but the nice quality artwork and cute premise drew me in nonetheless. It does have very minor drawbacks, but overall it's a thumbs up from me. Let's dive into why! The artwork is indeed very appealing to look at (especially the food art!). When it comes to the backgrounds, there are various scenes that could have done with a new bespoke background, but instead, the shot simply zooms to a smaller portion of the same one. This doesn't entirely set the scene in some instances, but then as a game dev myself, I completely understand how expensive and time consuming art creation can be, so I can't exactly fault them for getting as much use out of a small bank of content as possible. The backgrounds themselves are lovely and colourful. The sprites are where the artwork really shines - they're detailed, with plenty of facial expressions, and the fact that they all blink independently of each other during conversations adds an extra nice feel to things. There's good use of movement with the sprites too, so it does feel like you're interacting with people as opposed to just looking at a bunch of images. The sou…
This is a nice story about an aspiring (but as of yet, unsuccessful) food blogger who is invited to be a part of a cooking competition, and has to work together with one of the girls to make a winning recipe. The story isn't too impressive or exciting, but it is solid, and each route has two endings depending on if you helped the girl of her choice overcome her issues. It also has great pictures of food and cute CG's of the girls, so that's a nice bonus.
A very sweet visual novel featuring cafes, cooking and cats. Whilst I've only completed one path so far, I can say it's been a very nice story. The graphics are lovely - both characters (which are partially animated) and CGs too There are a few grammatical errors near the start, but they don't distract from anything. Well worth getting and playing, even if it's just for the food.
It's such a cute and fun little game. Love the characters and the story! I hope the creators make more visual novel games like this as I just feel so sad that there's no more Bistro Days to play. Definitely my favorite VN game I've ever played.
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