The Apprentice: Los Angeles Demo

The Apprentice: Los Angeles is no longer supported, so it is now impossible to purchase the application. Nonetheless, you can still download it from Softpedia and use it with the limitations listed on this page.

In order for a restaurant to thrive and keep attracting customers, the staff there needs to make sure that each customer gets the best service. That way, they’ll want to come back another time as well, not to mention the added benefit of recommending the place to their friends. Hence, it is vital that the service is spotless and no client leaves unhappy from the table.

The Apprentice: Los Angeles is a time management game in which your task is to serve customers as quickly as you can, in order gain big tips and keep your employer happy. As it happens, Donald Trump is the one owning the restaurants you’ll be working at, so he’s the in-game boss you have to please. First of all, however, you must make sure to pass the initial testing phase.

Sushi restaurants are notorious for their customer service, mostly because they have to be. In some places, the chefs cut the fish and prepare it in front of the clients, in order to assure them that everything is done right. In this case, however, your task is to take orders and place them, as well as to deliver the finished dishes and take the money after the people live.

Besides sushi, there are a couple of other beverages and snacks that can be offered to your customers. Coffee and cookies are on the menu as well, not to mention spices that go well with the sushi. Traditional Japanese umbrellas and balloons are available as well, which can be sold to clients in order to increase your profits without having to cook food for them.

It’s all about speed, however, because nothing else matters as long as you can move quickly and process the orders in time. The customers leave tips depending on how much time you take to bring them their food, and you may be unable to achieve the required profit threshold if you do not move quickly enough. After a while, you can learn to do certain things by reflex, but it takes a bit of practice to get there.

All things considered, The Apprentice: Los Angeles is not at the top of its genre, but it can certainly distract you from mundane problems. Hence, if you want a workout for your brain and fingers, this may prove to be a good way to do just that.