Play Mai Suya on PC
Play Mai Suya on a PC, laptop or Mac in the browser you already use: no installer, no emulator, and a wide layout with a key for every action at the grill. Here is how to start, which keys do what, and how to bring your stall over from your phone.
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Is Mai Suya a free PC game with no download?
Yes. Mai Suya is a web game, so any computer with a recent browser can play it. There is no Mai Suya installer for Windows or Mac and no need for an Android emulator, because the same page that works on a phone works on a computer.
Your stall is saved in that browser as you play. A different browser on the same computer starts a new stall, which is why the save code below matters.
How do I start playing on a computer?
Open a browser
Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari on your computer, kept up to date.
Open the Play page
Go to the Play page of this site. The game loads in the page; there is nothing to install.
Start the night
Tap Start on the title screen, buy your stock and open the stall. The mouse does everything a finger does on a phone.
Add the keys when you are ready
Click works for every action. The keys below make the grill faster once your hand knows them.
What does the Mai Suya wide screen layout look like?
On a wide window the game puts the tray on the left, the customers across the top, the grill in the middle and the heat buttons on the right, so you see the whole stall at once instead of switching views. The morning screen also spreads its pages side by side.
The same layout shows on a tablet held wide. A narrow window uses the phone layout instead.
Which keys work on a computer?
Every action on the grill has a key, and the mouse still works. Here is the game’s own key table.
| Key | What it does |
|---|---|
| 1 to 9, 0, - and = | Grill slots 1 to 12: put the picked meat on an empty slot, flip a skewer, clear a burnt one |
| Shift + the same keys | Grill slots 13 to 24 on a bigger grill |
| Number pad 1 to 9 and 0 | Grill slots 1 to 10 |
| Space | Flip the skewer that needs it most: one in its flip window, else the one longest on its first side |
| G | The fire one setting lower (low, medium, high) |
| H | The fire one setting higher (low, medium, high) |
| A, S and D | No pepper, Pepper and Extra pepper |
| O, C and Y | Add or take out onion & tomato, cabbage and extra yaji |
| B | Box or newspaper |
| Esc | Start the wrap again: regular pepper, newspaper, nothing else |
| Q, W, E and R | Serve customers 1 to 4 with the wrap as it is set |
| P | Pause |
How do I play Mai Suya in full screen?
Use the “Full screen” button in the bar at the top of the play screen. Press it again, or press Esc, to leave full screen. Some browsers refuse full screen in a small frame or an embedded page; the button then stays hidden and the game plays in the window as normal.
How do I bring my stall from my phone to my computer?
A phone and a computer do not share a stall on their own. On the phone, tap “Save code” on the title screen, then “Copy” to copy the code, which starts with MS1-. Send it to yourself, and on the computer open “Save code”, paste it under “Load a code” and tap “Load”.
The game asks before it replaces a stall that is already there. Signing in with your email does the same job without a code. How saving works, and the full guide for everything else.
What do people ask about playing on a computer?
Do I need a keyboard to play on a computer?
No. The mouse does everything: click a meat in the tray, click a grill slot, click a skewer to flip it and click a customer to serve. The keys are an extra for players who want to keep a hand on the keyboard.
Do the keys work while I type my stall name?
No, and that is on purpose. The keys rest while you type in a box, such as the stall name in Settings, and while Ctrl, Alt or Cmd is held, so a browser shortcut never touches the grill.
Why does my window show the phone layout?
The wide layout starts when the game frame is about 900 px wide. A narrow browser window, or a window split beside another one, keeps the upright phone layout; drag the window wider to switch.