Papa's Taco Mia 2.0

Warning: You need to have a program capable of running an SWF file to play this game. You can click here to find one such program right here on our website.

City and Theme Park building simulation games were pretty popular back in the 2000s, with a couple of them popping up every year. However, restaurant simulators were pretty rare, and even today, there aren't many games where you focus on serving the customers. It's a different story in Flash games, though. The Papa franchise has tons of entries that span a ton of different food types. Let's look at Papa's Taco Mia.

To play Papa's Taco Mia, simply run it with whatever SWF player you have.

Gameplay between entries in the series has the same general gameplay flow, but where most of it changes is at the various stations. They have a different gimmick each entry. For example, while Burgeria needed you to balance the doneness of each side of the patty, you need to flip the meat of the taco at the right time this time around. You also need to sprinkle the toppings around inside the taco as evenly as you can as opposed to stacking it accurately.

Gameplay outside of cooking is roughly the same. The upgrades and the series's trademark gameplay flow is still very intact. While there are some new customers and some hilariously out of this world taco requests, if you weren't a fan of previous games, you can give this one a pass. Otherwise, Papa's Taco Mia is a great entry in the series that you should give a try.