Roblox Cook Pizzas Anomaly Walkthrough & Ending Guide

In the Roblox horror-tycoon experience Cook Pizzas Anomaly, your primary job is clearing a massive mountain of 1,505 dough balls to rescue your boss trapped inside the walk-in freezer. While running the kitchen, you must prepare orders, buy conveyor upgrades, and enforce Rule #1 posted outside: never serve anyone who looks wrong.

Surviving each workday requires sharp eyes at the order counter and quick reflexes when anomalous entities infiltrate the dining room. Between shotgun confrontations, nighttime locker hideouts, and automated kitchen machinery, balancing dough clearance with restaurant defense is the only way to reach the true ending.

Roblox Cook Pizzas Anomaly Walkthrough & Ending Guide

The Core Pizza-Making Loop

At the start of Day 1, all cooking must be handled manually at the prep table and brick oven. You must walk into the back hallway, collect a dough ball from the pile, and place it directly onto the wooden prep surface.

Hold left-click on the rolling pin to flatten the dough into a circular crust, then apply sauce from the red bottle until the base is covered. Once the sauce turns solid red, hold left-click on the cheese bowl to scatter shredded cheese across the top before picking up the raw pie.

Carry the assembled pizza over to the brick oven and press the interact prompt to place it inside. Watch the orange baking progress bar fill to 100% until the label displays “Done!”, then grab the cooked pie and hand it to a waiting counter patron.

Dough Type Multiplier Visual Appearance
Normal Dough 1.0x Base Value Standard pale tan color
Gold Dough 1.5x Value Bright yellow glow
Diamond Dough 3.0x Value Sparkling light blue hue

Prioritize grabbing Gold and Diamond dough balls whenever they roll to the front of the pile. Selling pizzas made from these rare dough types yields substantially higher cash payouts, accelerating your kitchen equipment purchases.

Identifying Customers and Shooting Anomalies

Not every visitor standing in the dining room is a legitimate patron looking for a hot meal. Whenever a creature with unnatural proportions, corrupted animations, or distorted dialogue approaches the counter, interacting with it can cost you your streak and waste valuable stock.

When an anomaly enters, a red header reading “THAT’S AN ANOMALY! Grab the shotgun from the wall!” flashes across your screen. Sprint to the brick partition wall, press the interact prompt to equip the shotgun from the rack labeled “IN CASE OF ANOMALY”, aim at the intruder, and fire.

Eliminating an anomaly awards an immediate cash bounty, starting at $99 on Day 1 and scaling past $340 by Day 3. In the shown run, anomalies included shadowy faceless figures, glowing multi-winged avatars, models with severed floating heads, and entities repeating robotic phrases like “Pizza. Pizza. Pizza.” or “I am a normal customer.”

Accidentally handing a pizza to a disguised monster triggers the alert “IT WAS AN ANOMALY – No money for that one.” Conversely, firing your shotgun at a regular avatar displays “THAT WAS A REAL CUSTOMER! No sale,” which breaks your combo and wastes the customer’s payment.

Equipping Faster Dough Tools

Manual dough handling is far too slow to clear the 1,505 dough units blocking the freezer hallway. Access the Kitchen Shop board mounted on the back wall to inspect available collection gear.

The tool catalog contains three progressive collection devices:

  • Dough Scoop ($400): Scoops up 3 dough balls at once.
  • Dough Magnet ($1,500): Pulls in 6 dough pieces simultaneously from a longer reach.
  • Dough Vacuum ($4,000): Sucks up 12 dough balls across the entire room in seconds.

Buy the Dough Scoop as soon as Day 1 profits permit, then save directly for the Dough Vacuum. The vacuum dramatically cuts down clearance time by pulling entire layers of dough out of the hallway in two or three bursts.

Upgrading Restaurant Stats and Earnings

The Kitchen Shop also features an Upgrades tab that boosts your character’s base capabilities and customer spending. Investing early in these passive perks helps you keep pace with rising daily order quotas.

Cook Pizzas Anomaly shop menu displaying restaurant speed and revenue upgrade tiers

Kitchen Shop Upgrades tab showing More Money, Speed, and Better Customers

The More Money track increases customer payout multipliers from 1.2x up through 2.0x max value. Upgrading Speed increases movement velocity from 16 up to 26, allowing you to sprint between the dough pile, conveyors, and front desk without letting order timers expire.

The Better Customers upgrade raises the spawn probability for VIPs and MVPs, who order towering stacks of pizzas for multi-thousand-dollar windfalls. Combining maxed customer tiers with high dough collection tools guarantees cash reserves well over $50,000 by Day 4.

Building the Automated Conveyor Line

Manually shaping, saucing, and baking pizzas becomes impossible once order volumes surge. Stepping on the green purchase pads along the kitchen wall builds an automated assembly line that produces pizzas automatically.

Build the stations in sequential order as funds accumulate:

  1. Conveyor (Free): Installs the motorized track running along the kitchen wall.
  2. Dough Press ($120): Flattens every dough ball that travels beneath its hydraulic stamp.
  3. Sauce Spinner ($240): Applies red pizza sauce as flattened crusts glide underneath.
  4. Cheese Dropper ($420): Sprinkles cheese onto sauced dough discs.
  5. Conveyor Oven ($660): Bakes assembled pies and deposits cooked pizzas into a wooden collection crate.

Once the line is built, stand near the conveyor intake and fire your Dough Magnet or Vacuum toward the belt. The machinery handles shaping, saucing, and baking while you grab cooked pizzas from the output crate and serve waiting counter lines.

Surviving the Night Phase

At the end of Day 2 around 7:00 PM, the pizzeria lights shut down and a red countdown timer appears at the bottom of the screen reading “HIDE!”. A distorted on-screen message declares “IT’S LATE” as eerie audio cues begin echoing throughout the building.

Cook Pizzas Anomaly dark room view from inside the locker during the night hide sequence

Peering through the kitchen locker vents at glowing eyes lurking in the dark dining area

Sprint immediately into the kitchen and press the interact prompt to climb inside the tall grey metal locker beside the office door. Do not remain standing in the kitchen, and never attempt to shoot the dark entity with your shotgun.

While hiding inside the locker, look through the horizontal slats toward the dining room. A shadowy creature with glowing white eyes will stalk across the counter while text reading “I can see you…” appears on screen.

Remain inside the locker until the timer elapses and the banner “YOU SURVIVED! +$150” pops onto your HUD. Leaving the locker early causes an instant jumpscare and fails the night encounter.

Clearing the Hallway and Freeing the Boss

From Day 3 onward, focus your efforts on draining the dough pile counter displayed at the top of the screen. Vacuuming out the center trench eventually reveals the silver door frame labeled “FREEZER”.

Cook Pizzas Anomaly dough hallway cleared out to reveal the locked freezer entrance

Tunnel carved through the dough pile exposing the silver freezer door frame

Keep sucking up dough balls and throwing them onto the conveyor belt until the remaining counter hits zero. Once the door is fully unobstructed, approach the handle and press the interact button to trigger the conclusion.

The final cutscene shows your character stepping into the frosty walk-in room as the Boss shatters his frozen enclosure. After shouting “W-W-WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG?!”, he officially hires you and demands a hot extra-cheese pizza.

The camera then pans down to a metal floor grate pulsing with ominous red light, teasing the upcoming Chapter 2 storyline. The end-game scorecard confirms the Boss rescue, tallying your total pizzas baked, anomalies caught, cash earned, and awarding bonus lobby gems.

Mohsin Ahmed
Mohsin Ahmed

Mohsin Ahmed is an eSports author at treyexgaming, and has written over 200+ articles for their eSports division. He is an undergradate student at Jamia Hamdard University.

Articles: 111