A Doha studio’s first game puts you behind the counter of a food truck, launching today on Meta Quest. Cooking Tornado has you cook every dish by hand, from burgers in the US to shawarma in Qatar.
The VR cooking game launches on 17 November 2026 on the Meta Horizon Store. It’s free to start, so Quest 3 and 3S owners can try the first three US stops without paying. A single US$14.99 in-game purchase, the Full World Tour, opens the other 17. According to the press release, there are no ads, no chat, and no tracking.
RRH Studio, the game studio of Doha-based Red Rock Home LLC, spent twelve months building the game in Doha. The studio says it’s the first VR cooking game made in Qatar. Its press page has trailers, screenshots, and key art.
Your truck travels across 20 stops in the USA, Italy, Qatar, and Japan. In the US, you flip burger patties, drop fries into hot oil, and pour sodas. Italy brings wood-fired pizza, pasta, and gelato, while Japan has you roll sushi, shape onigiri, and serve ramen. At the Qatar stops, you carve shawarma, fry falafel, and press fresh orange juice, with a camel at the serving window and a sandstorm “when it is least expected”.
Shifts don’t stay calm for long. Grease fires call for the extinguisher, a rat goes after the buns, and a seagull, a cat, and a Nara deer turn up at the counter. Sakura gusts and a passing bullet train add to the chaos in Japan. Good shifts earn tips and up to three stars, buying better tools, new outfits, and new trucks.
Street food is something everyone understands, wherever they grew up. We wanted a game you could hand to anyone in the family and see them laughing within a minute.
Feras Sharbaji, Founder, RRH Studio
The settings suit a family audience. Cooking Tornado is rated ESRB E10+ and PEGI 7, and it’s a single-player game in English, played with Touch controllers. You can play standing or seated, with teleport, snap, or smooth turning, and a Calibrate option sets your height in one press.
Quest 3 and 3S aren’t among the headsets affected when Meta ends feature updates for Quest 2 and Quest Pro in March 2027. It joins other new Quest games such as Snowball VR: Capture the Star, which also lets players try before they pay. You can watch the official trailer before booting up the first three US stops for free.
