Ugoku Sushi Bar v1.1.0 Adds Automation Upgrades and Recipe Search
The first major update to this sushi management game targets friction points in daily prep, from ingredient refills to recipe discovery.
Developer Troypc has released version 1.1.0 of Ugoku Sushi Bar, a patch oriented around reducing repetitive busywork and addressing player-reported pain points in the bar's daily loop.
What changed
Kitchen Upgrades
- New tea kettle upgrade added
- Upgrades for automatic soy sauce and wasabi refilling
- Option to skip the wasabi preparation minigame via upgrade
- Upgrade to skip fish cleaning
- Tamago and rice cooker upgrades enabled
Recipe & Shop
- Recipe book now supports search and filtering by ingredient and plate color
- Tool shop layout refreshed to accommodate new upgrade entries
Everyday Improvements
- Soap refill mechanic re-enabled
- Option to skip chopstick case opening animations
- Customer relationship panel now scrolls with an improved layout
- Task descriptions now indicate which shop sells the required item
- Item names aligned between tasks and shops
- Stove sound volume lowered
Fixes & Adjustments
- Fixed Rini's dialogue box overlapping the frying pan
- Fixed frying pan upgrades incorrectly increasing cooking minigame difficulty
- Corrected a text error in the fishing tutorial
- Dragon Plate stock adjusted: unlocking now grants 2, with an upgrade raising that to 5
- Fixed plates disappearing and a bug with the end-of-day panel
- Adjusted overuse penalty application
- Increased availability of caviar and Dragon Heritage plates
- Faucet indicator added
Taken together, the update lets players automate the most repetitive prep steps through upgrades while making the recipe book and task system meaningfully easier to navigate — a meaningful quality-of-life pass for anyone deep into their sushi bar routine.
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