Type the name of any dish and Robot Chef writes the recipe, or let Fanciful Robot invent a new one from a cuisine, a time and the ingredients you want to use.
Free to download. Rewarded videos and token packs are optional.
About the AI: recipes, cooking tips, nutritional values and dish images are generated by AI (OpenAI models) and can be wrong. Check before you cook.
Robot Chef is an AI cooking app for Android and iOS, made by Sevan Soukiassian (S-Games & Apps), the developer of Azmar Quest. It has two robots, and each one cooks in its own way.
Type the name of any dish, like “ramen with chicken” or “carbonara”, and Robot Chef writes the recipe for it.
Use it when you already know what you want to eat, and you need the ingredients and the steps.
Fanciful Robot invents a new dish. You pick:
Robot Chef for a dish you already have in mind, Fanciful Robot for something new.
How many people, which diet, and whether you want nutritional values and an image of the dish.
A recipe costs 1 token, or 3 with an AI image. While it cooks, a fun cooking tip appears.
You get the ingredients, numbered steps and the preparation time. Copy the recipe, or mark it as a favorite.
From the English version of the app.
Both robots take the same options, so either one can cook a vegan dinner for six.
The AI tries to follow the diet you pick, but it can slip: read the ingredients before you cook.
Robot Chef has no account and no cloud. Every recipe is saved only on your phone.
That also means Robot Chef keeps no copy of them: if you uninstall the app or clear its data, it cannot restore them.
Robot Chef is free to download. Each recipe costs tokens, and you can get them without paying.
If you want more, packs of 100, 500 and 1000 tokens can be bought in the app. They are optional.
Every recipe you cook earns Robo Points. Use them to unlock the 20 chapters of the Main Story.
Chapters give free tokens, a free token every day from chapter 10 (3 a day from chapter 20), and two extra themes: green and greyscale.
The app is available in nine languages.
Every recipe in Robot Chef is written by an AI, and it can be wrong. Read it with the same care you would give a recipe from a stranger:
If a recipe looks wrong or unsafe, report it from inside the app.
It is free to download on Android and iOS. Recipes are paid with tokens: you start with 5, you can earn more for free with rewarded videos you choose to watch and with the Main Story, and you can buy optional packs of 100, 500 or 1000 tokens.
Nine: English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Japanese and Croatian.
Yes. Recipes, cooking tips, nutritional values and dish images are generated by OpenAI models, for both the text and the images.
Yes. A recipe can contain mistakes, such as an ingredient that does not fit the diet you picked or a wrong quantity or cooking time, and the image may not look like the real dish. Nutritional values are estimates. Always check the ingredients for allergens and intolerances before you cook. Robot Chef is not medical or dietary advice.
Only on your phone. The history keeps your last 20 recipes, next to the ones you marked as favorites. There is no account and no cloud copy, so Robot Chef cannot restore them if you uninstall the app or clear its data.
No. There is no sign-up and no login: you open the app and cook.
Report it from inside the app, which lets you report AI-generated content. You can also write to sevan1189@gmail.com.
Write to sevan1189@gmail.com, or send a message to Robot Chef on Facebook Messenger.