Night Stall

Night Stall (Quán Khuya in Vietnamese): a Hanoi street stall of beef fried rice with pickled greens (cơm rang dưa bò), living on your iPhone in real time. Night falls, the street lamp comes on, Chú Tư rolls out his cart and the wok starts to smoke. Guests arrive by the hour, order, chat on plastic stools, then leave money and a few hearts. You just drop by and lend a hand now and then. While you are away, the stall keeps selling. Play in English, Vietnamese, Japanese or Korean; the game follows your iPhone's language. A STALL THAT RUNS ITSELF • Busy at lunch and late at night; closed from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. • Chú Tư cooks every plate in seven steps; rice, pickles and beef run low and refill on their own. • Ten kinds of guests, and regulars who tell their stories a piece at a time. Tap someone to hear them. • Five stall levels: a cart, a pavement with plastic stools, an LED sign and…