Savdo Shahri products

Each shop sells one product. Cheap, fast ones (non, somsa) earn through volume; expensive, slow ones (lavash, pizza) earn a lot per sale but need a high-traffic plot.

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Savdo Shahri products

All products

ProductStationPriceTimePiecesPieces/min (1 station)
🫓 Non (flatbread)tandoor4 0001 s3–6270
🥟 Somsa (samosa)tandoor7 0001.6 s2–4113
🍦 Ice creamfreezer10 0002.2 s1–355
🥤 Drinks (juice, soda, energy)juice machine12 0002.6 s1–346
🍢 Shashlik (kebab)charcoal grill15 0003 s2–460
☕ Coffeecoffee machine20 0003.8 s1–224
🌯 Lavash (wrap)grill28 0005 s1–218
🍕 Pizzaoven60 00010 s1–16
🍗 Fried chickendeep fryer25 0004.5 s1–220
🍔 Burgergriddle32 0005.5 s1–216
🍟 French friesdeep fryer14 0002.4 s2–363
🌭 Hot doggrill18 0003.2 s1–338
🍚 Plov (osh)kazan (cauldron)35 0006 s1–215
🍜 Lagman noodleskazan (cauldron)30 0005 s1–218
🥟 Manti dumplingssteamer22 0005 s2–330

🥤 Drinks add-on — any food shop buys Drinks from the 🛠 Hire menu: level 1 tea (5,000 som), 2 adds soda (10,000), 3 adds an energy drink (18,000). Half of the shoppers take a drink with the main product; nothing to carry, the price is added to every sale. There is no separate tea shop: tea sells in a plov, shashlik or somsa shop.

Pieces per minute is the average output of one station; up to 4 stations, and the speed upgrade raises output. Dine-in ×1.5, delivery ×1.25.

Which product to choose

  • Start (village): somsa or non: cheap equipment, quick turnover, few staff.
  • City, by the metro: coffee, lavash or pizza: heavy traffic, expensive sales.
  • With tables: shashlik and pizza; sit-down meals pay 1.5×.
  • Competition: neighbouring shops share one flow, so pick a product your neighbours don't sell.

FAQ

Which product is the most profitable?

There's no single answer: profit = flow × price. Downtown, a fully equipped pizza or lavash shop earns the most, while in the village somsa and non pay off faster.

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