Scary Shawarma Kiosk: The Anomaly is a Roblox horror game where you run a shawarma stand on a deserted street through the night. Most people at your counter are ordinary customers, but anomalies are mixed in. Some are dangerous, some are harmless but odd, and others are strange events that break out around the kiosk. Many look normal at first, so deciding who gets served and who gets turned away is the heart of every shift.
Encounter Type
Dangerous Customers
Back Holes
A customer has dark holes across their back, visible from the rear camera.
- Type
- CCTV anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Weird Texture
Black marks and distorted textures cover the customer’s limbs.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Injured Anomaly
A customer appears badly injured, with marks across their arms or legs.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Skinwalker
A customer’s true form shows up on the cameras.
- Type
- CCTV anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Nightvision Missing
A customer vanishes from the camera feed in night vision.
- Type
- Night vision anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
CCTV Double
A duplicate of the customer appears on the camera.
- Type
- CCTV anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Nightvision Double
A second copy of the customer appears behind the kiosk on CCTV.
- Type
- CCTV anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
CCTV Screamer
A customer’s camera image lunges toward the screen.
- Type
- CCTV anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
CCTV Passenger
A creature rides on the customer’s back, visible only through CCTV.
- Type
- CCTV anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
CCTV Dancer
A customer moves strangely only in night vision.
- Type
- CCTV anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Gibberish Old Man
An old man tries to order using gibberish instead of normal speech.
- Type
- Audio anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
The Doppelganger
A familiar-looking customer returns with suspiciously similar dialogue.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
The Twins
One of two identical customers twitches its head unnaturally.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
The Hacker
A customer pretends to crash or disconnect your game.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Reconnect to the game, then close the kiosk shutter.
Scary Face
A woman’s pale, pupil-less eyes make her look unlike a normal customer.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Woman with Polycoria
A woman’s eyes move unnaturally inside their sockets.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Eye Lady
A customer’s eyes do not point the same way.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Three-Eyed Customer
A customer has an extra eye.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Headless
A headless customer appears at the service window.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Chopped Head
A customer arrives with a visibly split head.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
The Thief of Faces
A customer’s face shifts or comes away from their head.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Clown
A knife-wielding clown approaches the kiosk and may resist the shutter.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter early and keep pressing if it jams.
Wild Deer
A deer approaches the window and behaves unlike an ordinary animal.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Man with a Moustache
A normal-looking man rejects the order in a dangerous way.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Do not serve; close the shutter.
Face Off
A customer’s face comes off while they are ordering.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Frozen Customer
A frozen customer should be refused and given space to leave.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Refuse service and back away until they leave.
The Giant
A huge customer may overturn the dumpster and cut the kiosk’s power.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; restore power if the customer cuts it.
The Troll
A monster sneaks behind the kiosk to damage its trash can.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Long Arms
A customer’s long arms can make the shutter harder to close.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; keep trying if their arms interfere.
Weird Pose Guy
A customer stands in rigid, unnatural poses.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Weird Guy (Head Slam)
A familiar-looking red-shirted customer turns dangerous when he hits the counter.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Long Neck
A customer’s neck stretches unnaturally toward the kiosk.
- Type
- CCTV anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Mannequin
A moving mannequin appears at the counter.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Bendy Back
A customer bends backward in an impossible position.
- Type
- CCTV anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Tentacles
A customer has tentacles extending from their back.
- Type
- CCTV anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Secret Skeleton
A normal-looking customer is replaced by a skeleton on CCTV.
- Type
- CCTV anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Not So Secret Skeleton
A customer makes little effort to hide that they are a skeleton.
- Type
- Customer anomaly
- What to Do
- Close the shutter; do not serve.
Encounter Type
Safe Customers
Karate Man
A customer practices karate while waiting for a shawarma.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Drunk Guy
A drunk customer can be served even when he has no cash.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve him; he may return later with payment or a tip.
Dancing Lady
The in-person dancer is safe, while a camera-only dance is not.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve if she dances in person; close the shutter if the dancing appears only on CCTV.
Short Arms
Short arms alone do not make a customer dangerous.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Phone Lady
A loud ringtone can sound alarming, but the customer is safe.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Michael Myers
A customer in a horror mask still needs to be served.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve him; do not open the kiosk while he is outside.
Narcissistic Shorty
A boastful customer with sunglasses is still a regular client.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Weird Guy (Normal)
The red-shirted customer is safe unless he hits the counter.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve if he does not slam his head on the counter.
Tall Man
A very tall customer can still be a regular client.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Fat Woman Doing Sports
A customer exercising at the kiosk is not automatically an anomaly.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Large Woman
A large customer may order two shawarmas and complain about the price.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Large Man
A rude customer asking for two shawarmas is still safe.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Checkered Shirt Woman
A woman in a checkered shirt asks for an ordinary shawarma.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Man with Sweatshirt and Glasses
A customer in glasses places a regular food and drink order.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Crop Top Woman
A woman in a blue crop top is a regular customer.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Mysterious Operation Guy
A suspicious-looking customer asking for secrecy is still safe.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve quickly.
Giga Chad
A muscular customer with a striking jaw is still human.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Cat Lady
The cat’s owner can be served, though the cat may trigger a separate hazard.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve the woman; avoid looking at the cat’s cursed face during its event.
Fart Man
An odd joke from a customer does not make him an anomaly.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
One-Hand Lady
A woman with mismatched hands is still safe.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Impatient Man
An impatient customer can add errors if you keep him waiting.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Prepare the order quickly and serve him.
Arrogant Man
An arrogant customer is still a regular client.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally.
Bungler
A clumsy customer may need extra time to handle his money.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve normally and give him time to pay.
Crank
Crank is one of the regular customers who can arrive at the kiosk.
- Type
- Safe customer
- What to Do
- Serve as a normal customer.
Encounter Type
Special Encounters
The Smiling Man
The smiling man wants a soda and leaves a bundle to hide.
- Type
- Special customer
- What to Do
- Give him soda and put the bundle under the counter; do not open it.
The Faceless Man
A faceless customer can be served if you avoid looking at the hole.
- Type
- Special customer
- What to Do
- Serve his order while keeping your cursor away from the hole.
Booger Man
A customer’s gross challenge is optional; refuse it.
- Type
- Special customer
- What to Do
- Decline the offer and continue working.
Anton Chigurh
A coin toss with this customer can decide whether you survive.
- Type
- Special customer
- What to Do
- Pick heads when asked to guess the result.
Death Note Customer
A special customer brings a notebook and asks you to write your name.
- Type
- Special customer
- What to Do
- -
The Narrator
A voice narrates the shift and gives instructions.
- Type
- Special voice event
- What to Do
- -
Encounter Type
Unclear Customers
Blogger Couple
Two customers arrive together to review the kiosk and may move in sync.
- Type
- Customer pair
- What to Do
- -
Encounter Type
Kiosk Events
Dancing Goblin
A goblin dances across the kiosk before startling the player.
- Type
- Kiosk event
- What to Do
- Acknowledge it or keep it in view until it leaves.
Fridge Goblin
A goblin on the drinks fridge leaves when watched.
- Type
- Kiosk event
- What to Do
- Look at it until it scurries away.
Counter Watcher
A small watcher appears under the counter.
- Type
- Kiosk event
- What to Do
- Look at it until it leaves.
The Watcher
A silent figure watches from the kiosk interior.
- Type
- Kiosk event
- What to Do
- Leave the kiosk and return after it has gone.
Fridge Entity
A creature grows from the fridge if it stays open.
- Type
- Kiosk event
- What to Do
- Keep the fridge door closed as much as possible.
Bleeding Walls
Blood-like streaks appear across the kiosk walls.
- Type
- Kiosk event
- What to Do
- Stand in the middle of the kiosk and record it with the camera if possible.
Total Blackout
A blackout forces you to repair the lights or hide.
- Type
- Kiosk event
- What to Do
- Repair the lights or hide under the counter.
The Meat
The meat becomes active on the grill and can kill you.
- Type
- Kiosk event
- What to Do
- Turn off the grill and leave the kiosk.
Dripping Liquid
A moaning sound and dripping liquid signal a ceiling hazard.
- Type
- Kiosk event
- What to Do
- Do not look up; leave the kiosk.
TV Glitch
A face on the TV laughs and can cause the set to explode.
- Type
- Kiosk event
- What to Do
- Switch the TV off immediately.
Ceiling Face
A shouting face descends from the kiosk ceiling.
- Type
- Kiosk event
- What to Do
- Go outside briefly, then return.
The Inspector
The Inspector grows as mistakes build and ends the shift if ignored.
- Type
- Error-triggered hazard
- What to Do
- Avoid serving anomalies or refusing safe customers; keep the error count low.
Encounter Type
Outside Events
Window Watcher
A watcher appears outside the service window.
- Type
- Outside event
- What to Do
- Acknowledge it or keep it in view; do not open the window.
The Inspection
The inspection car signals you to leave the kiosk and face the fence.
- Type
- Shift event
- What to Do
- Leave through the back door and face the fence until the signal changes; do not turn around.
Floating Fog Figures
Floating figures appear outside during fog.
- Type
- Outside event
- What to Do
- Close the shutter and reopen it periodically to check whether they have left.
Car
A white car stops outside and then leaves.
- Type
- Outside event
- What to Do
- No action is needed.
Fart Car
A passing car makes a rude noise and leaves.
- Type
- Outside event
- What to Do
- No action is needed.
Shadow Figure
A shadow outside requires the kiosk to be locked and darkened.
- Type
- Outside event
- What to Do
- Lock the door and window, turn off the lights, and hide under the counter.
Tapping on Window
Tapping at the window signals an outside threat.
- Type
- Outside event
- What to Do
- Close the window quickly and stay silent.
Roadside Face
A face across the road moves closer each time the shutter reopens.
- Type
- Outside event
- What to Do
- Close and reopen the shutter until the face leaves.
Encounter Type
Weather Encounters
The Siren
A rain-soaked customer tries to lure you into an underwater ending.
- Type
- Weather anomaly
- What to Do
- Do not serve; close the shutter.
Wendigo
A snowbound creature can return through the kiosk’s back door.
- Type
- Weather anomaly
- What to Do
- Do not serve; watch the back door and pull it shut when it moves.
What Are Anomalies in Scary Shawarma Kiosk?
Anomalies are the strange things that break into your shift. Many show up as customers who walk up to the counter and order like anyone else. Others are events that happen around the kiosk, such as the grill starting to act up or fog rolling in over the street.
They're hard to handle because they usually look normal at first. Each type calls for a different response, whether that's serving the customer, closing the shutters, or getting out of the kiosk. Learning which type you're dealing with is the core skill of the game.
How to Check Customers Before Serving
Start with the cameras, since many anomalies only show their true form on screen. Switch between the normal view and night vision, because some customers look fine in one and vanish or change in the other. The rear camera is worth a look too, since some customers seem normal from the front but show dark holes in their backs.
Don't treat the first look as the final answer. Run through both views and the rear camera before you decide, and only serve the customer once nothing on screen looks wrong.
Dangerous Customers: When to Close the Shutters
Dangerous anomalies should never be served. When you spot one, close the shutters and wait for it to leave instead of taking its order.
Many of them only show up through the cameras, which is what makes them easy to miss. Some look like a second person riding on a customer's back, and others appear as a body double standing behind them. A screamer can appear right up close to the camera and scream, so even a quick look at the screen can set one off.
Safe Customers: Strange but Harmless
Some anomalies are perfectly safe to serve. They look odd, but they're harmless customers, not threats, so you can serve them a shawarma without closing the shutters. Karate Man, for example, is muscular and does karate, but he's harmless.
Acting strange on its own isn't a reason to turn someone away, since harmless customers can be just as odd as dangerous ones. Check the cameras first, and if nothing unusual shows up there, serve the customer normally. That way you won't shut out a harmless customer just for being odd.
Special Encounters: The Smiling Man and Faceless Man
Special encounters can't be settled by serving the customer or closing the shutters alone. They call for specific steps, and the order you take them in matters. The Smiling Man is the clearest example: he asks for a soda, and after you serve it, he hands you a bundle.
Put the bundle under the counter and keep it sealed. Opening it is what goes wrong, so leaving it untouched is how you get through the encounter safely.
The Faceless Man is safe to serve, but never look directly at his face, which is just a hole where it should be. Take his order and serve him promptly, without lingering.
Kiosk and Outside Events: When to Get Out
Events aren't customers, so there's nothing to serve. Each event calls for its own response. When the meat on the grill starts pulsing, whispering, or warping, turn the grill off and leave the kiosk right away rather than trying to finish the order. Stay outside until the noises stop before you go back in. If liquid drips from above with loud moaning, leave without looking up.
The Inspection is the one to know well. Around 2 AM, a car pulls up outside and your screen turns red. Leave through the back door right away without serving anyone on the way out, then wait out of sight behind the trash bin. Never look back at the kiosk or the car until the Inspection is over, and only return once you're sure it has ended.
Weather Encounters: Staying Inside During Fog
Fog is the main weather encounter. A bluish haze slowly covers the street around the kiosk, and dark figures start to appear in the mist at different heights. Fog makes customers harder to read and anomalies harder to spot.
The safe move is to close the shutters and stay inside until the fog clears. Don't wander outside while it's rolling in. Waiting it out is enough, since the fog clears on its own.
How Errors Affect Your Shift
Every wrong call adds to your error count. Serving an anomaly counts, and so does turning away a real customer, so being overly cautious has a price too. Too many errors can fail the Inspection, which makes keeping your count low a priority from the first customer on.
FAQ
Is Drunk Guy safe to serve?
Yes. He may arrive with no money, but you can still serve him, and he may come back later to pay you.
How do you tell the Dancing Lady from the dangerous dancer?
Look at where the dancing happens. If she dances right in front of your counter, she's a safe customer, and you serve her as normal. If the dancing only shows up on the cameras in night vision, it's the dangerous anomaly, so close the shutters.
What does the Show Anomaly boost do?
It's a boost from the Corruption Shop that scans the customer at your counter and shows whether they're an anomaly. Each purchase works once, so it covers one customer, and you can buy it with in-game currency or Robux. It's worth saving for the customers you can't read.
