Karinderya equipment & furniture prices

Wood Plank Table — ₱124

The cheapest seat-generating table captured in the Shop. Each table you add converts one more waiting customer into a paying order, which makes this the highest-leverage first buy after the tutorial furniture: it costs about a third of a Wooden Table yet fills exactly the same role in the seating queue. The trade-off is cosmetic only — diners pay the same either way.

Wooden Table — ₱362

The mid-tier table with a one-star rating row visible in the Shop. It fills the same seating slot as the Wood Plank Table for roughly three times the Cash, so treat it as an upgrade pass once your cash flow covers capacity first. Its R$19 Robux alt makes it one of the cheapest Robux exits if you would rather save in-game money.

Elegant Wooden Table — ₱2,859

The premium table in the September 13 capture at ₱2,859 (or R$49). That is over twenty-three Wood Plank Tables' worth of Cash for a single seat generator, so the honest reading is: it is a five-star-aesthetic purchase, not a capacity purchase. Buy it after seating and kitchen throughput are balanced and you are pushing the restaurant rating goal.

Wood Plank Chair — ₱130

Chairs complete a table — a table without enough chairs seats fewer diners than its size allows. At ₱130 with a R$0 Robux tag, keep one chair per seat slot and stock a spare: the tutorial flow places chairs during setup, and expanding seating means expanding chairs in the same trip.

Wooden Chair — ₱365 · Red Wood Chair — ₱415

Mid-tier chairs in the ₱365–415 band, each with a Robux alt (R$19 and R$29). Like the mid-tier tables, they occupy the same functional slot as the plank chair, so buy them for looks or Robux convenience — not because they seat guests better. No gameplay recording has shown a seating-speed difference between chair tiers.

Monoblock Chair — ₱735 · Monoblock Table — out of stock (R$39)

The bright red monoblock set sat partially out of stock during the September 13 visit — the table showed only its R$39 Robux tag while its Cash price was hidden behind the stock counter. Out-of-stock rows are worth rechecking after the Next Stock countdown rolls over, because the "Shop has Restocked!" banner refills them at the same tag.

Elegant Wooden Chair — ₱2,855

Priced almost identically to its table (₱2,855 / R$49), so a full Elegant table-and-chair pairing costs roughly ₱5,700 — a late-game aesthetics purchase. Until you are chasing the five-star presentation, the ₱130 plank chair does the identical job.

• Basic Stove is the starter cooking station the tutorial steers you toward. Multiple basic stoves let you prepare several orders concurrently, which is the cheapest way to answer a kitchen-queue bottleneck.
• Standard Stove is the mid tier listed between Basic and Deluxe. It appeared with healthy stock counts in the September 13 visit, making it the realistic upgrade path once your Cash flow is steady.
• Deluxe Stove is the top tier, and it showed the tightest stock in both captured shops. Plan a Deluxe purchase around a restock window rather than expecting it on demand.

Honest boundary: exact cooking-speed multipliers between tiers have not been published by SILOG and no dated recording has isolated one, so treat the tier order as a price order — not a proven speed ranking. What is confirmed is the mechanic behind them: orders cook on stoves over a visible timer, and more usable stoves mean more simultaneous orders.

Rattan set — R$199 per piece

The Rattan Table and Rattan Chair both listed at R$199. Rattan's woven look matches the Filipino eatery theme harder than the starter wood set, and it seats exactly like any other chair — you are paying for the finish.

Butterfly set — R$229 per piece

Four Butterfly Table colors (Black, Blue, Violet, Pink) and four matching chairs, every piece at R$229. Color-matching a full dining row costs R$458 per table-and-chair pair at this line, so decide early whether the palette is part of your five-star presentation plan.

Extension 2 — R$199

The second plot expansion appeared at R$199 in the same capture. Expansion adds floor space for more tables and stoves, which makes it the only Robux item in the catalog that touches capacity directly — sketch the resulting layout in the Layout Designer before committing.

Sale-window history

Between August 26 and September 7 the Shop listed a Wood Plank Chair at R$9 and a Wooden Chair at R$19 — deep discounts on the same items that now show ₱130 and ₱365 Cash tags. Sale windows rotate, so an item's absence from the catalog does not mean it is gone.

• Category tabs: the left rail filters the catalog into All, Tables, Chairs, Stoves, Paints, Materials, and Tiles. Furniture sits in the first two tabs; kitchen hardware in Stoves; wall and floor finishes in the last three.
• Stock counters: each row shows a live stock count ("Stock: 1", "Stock: 4"). When it reads zero the price collapses into an "Out of Stock" strip and the row cannot be bought until the next cycle.
• Next Stock countdown: the header timer counts down to the next restock, and a "Shop has Restocked!" system banner announces the refill the moment it lands. Planning a furniture run around the countdown avoids staring at an empty shelf.
• Dual price tags: most furniture rows show a green Cash tag and a smaller Robux tag underneath. Either currency buys the same item — the Cash tag is what the basket math above uses.
• Star ratings: item thumbnails carry a star row (one to three filled stars in the capture). The rating's gameplay effect has not been documented by SILOG, so treat it as a visual tier marker, not a confirmed stat.
• Wall and floor finishes: Paints and Materials are items you carry — equip a surface, then interact with a wall to reskin it — while tabletop finishes apply through the table's Customize menu. The store across the street sells them; the same restock countdown governs the shelf.

What equipment actually changes: tables and chairs fill the seating queue, stoves fill the cooking queue, and everything else is presentation. Customers who queue too long walk out without paying, so capacity hardware always outranks cosmetics in the purchase order — run the Upgrade Planner if you are unsure which queue is starving.

• Most items carry both tags: the September 13 recording shows every furniture piece with a Cash price and a small Robux alt — for example the Wooden Chair at ₱365 or R$19. Pick your currency; the item is the same.
• Cash Shop rotates: stock counts and tags move with the Next Stock countdown, and a "Shop has Restocked!" banner announces fresh inventory. Buy staples when a favorable restock lands.
• Robux sets sit at fixed prices: themed lines like Rattan (R$199) and Butterfly (R$229) add style and seating but do not fix a kitchen bottleneck — balance capacity first.
• Expansion (R$199): Extension 2 grows your floor plan. Sketch the new layout with the Layout Designer before spending.

After picking equipment, run the Upgrade Planner to confirm seating versus stoves is still balanced.