SlurpMaster Complete Guide — Controls, Grades, Toppings, Items, Guests and Noodle Dishes

This is the complete SlurpMaster guide. Controls, the seven grades, the pass line and stars, toppings that get stuck in the throat and choking, the 6 items, all 22 guests and 22 noodle dishes, special bowls and fever — everything inside the game, in order. Every number was checked against the actual game code, and every screenshot was taken from the real game.

It’s a one-finger game, and it comes down to three steps.

After a bite — down, then up again

Once the first bite goes in, the noodle stays connected from the bowl to the mouth. To feed the next bite, you have to bring the chopsticks one step (1.0) below the mouth line and then pull up again. If you lift your finger, the noodle just stays where it is — you lose nothing.

How to read the beat — the gold ring

From 0.85 seconds before the mouth purses, a gold ring appears around the lips and gradually closes in. The instant the ring touches the lips and flashes is dead center — feed it then and you get PERFECT! The 0.22 seconds before the mouth purses and the 0.22 seconds before it closes are the warning windows.

The rating bar shows how well you ate the whole bowl. Land every bite as PERFECT! and it ends up at exactly 100; bites you never eat count as 0. So if you land a few good bites and then stop, the bar stops right there too. Feeding a closed mouth lowers the bar, and any toppings on the noodle get knocked off as well.

The pass line rises with the level

When you pass, the result screen shows LEVEL ○ Clear! and your final score, along with the [BRAG IT!] · [NEXT] buttons. You get 1 star for reaching the pass line, 2 stars at pass line +12, and 3 stars at pass line +22 (max 96). More stars grow the bowl bonus to 1× · 1.5× · 2×, and any time left on the clock adds a bonus for each remaining second. Every 10 levels there’s also a ○ BOWLS! bonus.

Three ways to lose

1. When even feeding every remaining bite as PERFECT! can no longer get you to the pass line — the round ends right there.
2. When the bowl is empty but the bar is below the pass line — NOT GOOD ENOUGH!
3. When time runs out and you’re below the pass line — TIME UP!

The time limit is calculated for each bowl, given in 5-second steps with a minimum of 15 seconds. There are no lives like hearts.

Continuing — “ONE MORE BITE!”

On the result screen you can continue by watching an ad or paying H Coins. The coin cost starts at 60 at level 1 and doubles each time you continue in the same round (max 600). When you continue, you get +10 seconds, the bowl fills back up, and the stuck toppings are cleared as play resumes with ONE MORE BITE! The rating bar carries over as it was.

From level 3, bad toppings worth no points — chili, garlic, bones — start coming up too (from 14% at level 3 up to 46% at level 29). They get stuck in the throat just like any other topping, so tap them down the same way. Good toppings score every time you send one down — meat 200, shrimp 180, cheese 130, fried egg 120, and so on.

Tap the Items button mid-round and the game pauses with the Use an Item window. Buy an item with H Coins and it kicks in automatically on the spot — nothing else to press. If you’re short on coins, you can watch an ad to top up and buy right away. One catch: unused items don’t carry over to the next round.

* Prices go up as the level rises (they max out from level 51 — Broth 150 · Apron 130 · Water · Chopsticks 100 · Hourglass · Guide 80).

The guest changes every round (the guest you just had never comes back right away). Each guest has a different eating speed, forgiveness, beat wobble and score multiplier, so the same noodles can play completely differently depending on who’s eating. The intro between levels introduces the guest and today’s noodle dish.

Each noodle dish changes how long the mouth will accept a bite. Udon is the most generous (1.25×) and Somyeon the tightest (0.72×). You start with a few easy dishes, a new one unlocks every 3 levels, and the easy ones gradually drop out as you level up. By level 61 all 22 are unlocked.

27 restaurants around the world

The backdrop changes every round, too. From a Seoul street tent bar, a Tokyo ramen shop and a Hanoi pho stall to a Paris bistro, a New York noodle bar and a Jeju stone house — there are 27 restaurants from all over the world. On odd levels you get the dish’s “hometown” restaurant (Incheon’s Chinatown for Jajangmyeon, Hanoi for Pho); on even levels, the world’s restaurants take turns. Restaurant names never appear on screen, so guessing where you are is part of the fun.

From level 6, a special bowl shows up every 3 levels. 6 Express → 9 Topping Rain → 12 Jumbo Bowl → 15 Thin Ice → 18 Express → 21 Feast → 24 Topping Rain → 27 Thin Ice, and then the cycle starts over.

In levels 1–3, on-screen tips walk you through it step by step — Touch the bowl and drag UP → Keep going — bring it to your mouth → Put it in the moment the ring meets the lips. On your very first bite, time freezes at exactly the right moment and waits for you, so just relax and follow along.