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Play Kakutou Ryouri Densetsu Bistro Recipe - Kettou Bistgarm Hen (Japan) Online

Mix ingredients to cook up food monsters, then toss toppings like hot sauce at them mid-battle—just don’t expect mayo to work on a steak guy.

Genre: Fighting
Released: 2000
File size: 391 bytes
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Game Overview

So Bistro Recipe: Bistgarm Hen is this weird little Game Boy Color game where you collect food monsters (called Foodons) and make them fight. Yeah, like Pokémon, but everything’s edible—your team is basically a sentient buffet. The big twist? You cook them up first, mixing ingredients to get different types. Mess up the recipe and you might end up with some underpowered spaghetti monster instead of a decent fighter.

Battles feel familiar at first, but you can’t swap Foodons mid-fight, which makes picking the right team way more stressful. Also, instead of potions, you chuck "power toppings" at your guys—stuff like cheese or hot sauce that heals or buffs them depending on what they’re made of. Throw mayo at a salad monster? Works great. At a steak? Not so much.

There’s a short campaign where you fight King Gorge’s evil food empire (of course), and you can trade or battle friends if you’ve got a link cable. The whole thing’s pretty short if you just blast through, but hunting down all the recipes to cook every possible Foodon will keep you busy. Oh, and if some of these guys look familiar, there was a weird anime based on the games—Fighting Foodons—that aired for like five minutes in the early 2000s.

It’s janky, charming, and exactly the kind of bizarre spin on monster-collecting you’d expect from a late-era GBC game.

Game Boy Color
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