PlateUp! is a restaurant game where you take orders, cook and serve customers before they get too impatient. Its Steam achievements are optional goals that unlock when you do something specific, like serving a steak, reaching Overtime Day 5 or ending a day with a messy kitchen. Each unlock is saved to your Steam profile.
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How PlateUp! Steam Achievements Work
Each Steam achievement is a one-time goal. It unlocks the first time you meet its condition, and it stays unlocked after that. The goals vary a lot in size. Some ask for a single action, like serving one dish, while others depend on how a whole day or run plays out.
Each goal stands on its own, so you can chase whichever ones suit the way you like to play. Many come up during normal play, so you may earn a few without aiming for them.
Dish Achievements: Serving Specific Food
The dish achievements each ask you to serve one particular dish to a customer: steak, salad, pizza, burger, pie, fish, hot dog, breakfast and stir fry. They're among the simplest goals, since they come straight out of the normal job of cooking and serving. Some dishes only become available as you progress, so a dish you haven't reached yet may take longer to earn.
Flawless Timing works differently. It asks you to serve a customer with less than a second to spare, so the challenge is timing rather than which dish you make.
Overtime Achievements: Surviving Past Day 15
A standard run in PlateUp! lasts 15 days, and the number of customers grows each day. Once those days are done, the run carries on into Overtime, with the day count rising until your restaurant finally loses. Separate achievements mark Overtime Day 5, Overtime Day 10 and Overtime Day 15.
These are the longest goals of the set. Each one asks you to keep a run going well past the standard 15 days, so they test how well your setup holds up as the days pile on.
Mess, Fire and Danger Achievements
A group of achievements rewards you for letting things go wrong. They cover messy floors, a restaurant on fire, several appliances burning at once, setting a customer alight, and a couple of risky kitchen habits.
These go against the usual aim of keeping the kitchen under control. That makes them a good reason to try something different on a run where you're happy to take a few risks.
Achievements for Running a Day Differently
Some achievements ask you to run a day a certain way rather than cook a certain dish. Anti-social wants a day where nobody serves a customer directly, and Work Smart wants a day where no player leaves the tile they started on. Please Wait and Circle Line follow the same idea with their own conditions.
You're unlikely to trigger these by accident, so decide which rule you're going for before the day starts and set up your kitchen around it.
Achievements for Learning the Game
A few achievements come from learning the basics and unlocking a franchise. Chef School asks you to turn on Practice Mode during prep time, and Learning By Doing asks you to throw away a cooked fish during the tutorial. Both fit into your first runs, while you're still getting used to the kitchen.
New Chef Plus is for creating a franchise. Beating the 15-day challenge is what unlocks one, so that's the first step toward it.
Rarest PlateUp! Steam Achievements
Oh No, Fireman, Charcoal Factory and Overtime 15 are unlocked by the smallest share of players. The fire achievements need a kitchen deliberately left to burn, and Overtime 15 needs a setup strong enough to survive long past Day 15. If you're after a full set, these are where most of your effort will go.
FAQ
What do the percentages on PlateUp! Steam achievements mean?
They show the share of Steam players who have unlocked each achievement. The numbers update as more people play, so a rare achievement can become less rare over time.
Can you get all three Overtime achievements in one run?
Yes. Overtime Day 5, Overtime Day 10 and Overtime Day 15 all come in the same run, so reaching Overtime Day 15 means you've already passed the other two.
Do PlateUp! Steam achievements carry over to other platforms?
No. They're tied to your Steam profile, and other platforms track their own achievements or trophies.