November 7, 2009
The Restaurant City Garden
I know, this entry might be just so out-dated for your information. 
It's just that I still need to write about the Garden
, even though you might have already got the details from all other game sites.. 
So, the Garden at the back of your restaurant (added by Playfish since the 28 Aug 2009), is actually a small farm which produces ingredients to be used in recipes.
How to plant?
First, click the soil, and the following window will pop-up.
Wanna plant a seed? Yeah, plant when you have the 
of course.
It's pretty costly.
There're 9 patches, each for 2,000 coins.
18,000 coins for all 9 patches at one time.
Moreover, you wouldn't know what ingredients you are going to get
You know, you may get ingredients which do not even worth a coin 
Imagine 3 saffrons at a time...6,000 coins gone...
Well, you might get 3 sugars in return though~ 
Oregano
Wasabi
One more thing to bear in mind is that, having the garden added to Restaurant City, you are no longer be able to get these ingredients from the Daily Bonus Ingredients, Daily Food Quiz or First-Friend-Visit Ingredients.
You can only get these ingredients now by planting or trade
.
Your LEVELS
You can only start to plant a seed when you reached certain levels.
Level 16 
(1 plot)
Level 18 (2 plots)
Level 20 (3 plots)
Level 22 (4 plots)
Level 24 (5 plots)
Level 26 (6 plots)
Level 28 (7 plots)
Level 30 (8 plots)
Level 32 (9 plots)
Care for the plants
There's not much to care of for the plants.
You just need to water the plants before it dries up.
The plant will stop growing if you leave the soil dry to crack.
However, there's nothing to worry about as well.
It will not die and back to growth once you water them again.
One click gives out 3 hours of water.
0 hours
3 hours 6 hours 9 hours
The process of growth
The plants take 48 hours to grow until they're ready to harvest.
There are 6 stages of growth.
Stage 1 : 48 hours to go
Stage 2 : 38 hours to go
Stage 3 : 28 hours to go
Stage 4 : 18 hours to go
Stage 5 : 8 hours to go
Stage 6 : Ready to Harvest
You can't tell what ingredients that you'll be getting the first 30 hours (Stage 1 to Stage 3) for all plants appearance are the same.
Stage 1 to Stage 3
You'll see what you're going to get once you reached Stage 4.
Stage 4 to Stage 6
Sugar
Bayleaf
Garlic
Basil
Coffee Beans
Tea Leaves
Vanilla
Ginger
Saffron
Coriander
Oregano
Wasabi
Happy Harvest~
It's just that I still need to write about the Garden
, even though you might have already got the details from all other game sites.. So, the Garden at the back of your restaurant (added by Playfish since the 28 Aug 2009), is actually a small farm which produces ingredients to be used in recipes.
How to plant?
First, click the soil, and the following window will pop-up.Wanna plant a seed? Yeah, plant when you have the of course.It's pretty costly.
There're 9 patches, each for 2,000 coins.
18,000 coins for all 9 patches at one time.
Moreover, you wouldn't know what ingredients you are going to get
You know, you may get ingredients which do not even worth a coin
Imagine 3 saffrons at a time...6,000 coins gone...
Well, you might get 3 sugars in return though~
Anyway, here are some details about the GARDEN 
Ingredients that you may get from the garden
Sugar
Bayleaf
Garlic
Basil
Coffee Beans
Tea Leaves
Vanilla
Ginger
Saffron
Coriander
.
.
.
.
.
Ingredients that you may get from the garden Sugar Bayleaf Garlic Basil Coffee Beans Tea Leaves Vanilla Ginger Saffron Coriander Oregano WasabiOne more thing to bear in mind is that, having the garden added to Restaurant City, you are no longer be able to get these ingredients from the Daily Bonus Ingredients, Daily Food Quiz or First-Friend-Visit Ingredients.
You can only get these ingredients now by planting
or trade. Your LEVELS You can only start to plant a seed when you reached certain levels.
Level 16 (1 plot) Level 18 (2 plots) Level 20 (3 plots) Level 22 (4 plots) Level 24 (5 plots) Level 26 (6 plots) Level 28 (7 plots) Level 30 (8 plots) Level 32 (9 plots) Care for the plants There's not much to care of for the plants.
You just need to water the plants before it dries up.
The plant will stop growing if you leave the soil dry to crack.However, there's nothing to worry about as well.
It will not die and back to growth once you water them again.
One click gives out 3 hours of water.0 hours
3 hours 6 hours 9 hours The process of growth The plants take 48 hours to grow until they're ready to harvest.
There are 6 stages of growth.
Stage 1 : 48 hours to go
Stage 2 : 38 hours to go
Stage 3 : 28 hours to go
Stage 4 : 18 hours to go
Stage 5 : 8 hours to go
Stage 6 : Ready to Harvest
You can't tell what ingredients that you'll be getting the first 30 hours (Stage 1 to Stage 3) for all plants appearance are the same.
Stage 1 to Stage 3
You'll see what you're going to get once you reached Stage 4.
Stage 4 to Stage 6
Sugar Bayleaf Garlic Basil Coffee Beans Tea Leaves Vanilla Ginger Saffron Coriander Oregano Wasabi Happy Harvest~ 
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November 6, 2009
UPDATES on 4 Nov 2009
UPDATES on 4 Nov 2009 
Halloween is over and all Halloween Limited Items are no longer available.
of coz..
NEW ITEMS
INTERIOR
Orange Chair $900
Table
Orange Table $1,300
Kiwi Table $1,300
Door
Metal Double Door $2,800
Decoration
Rocking Horse Decor $1,800
Wallpaper
Blue Stripes $450
Red and White Stripes $450
Black Brick $600
EXTERIOR
Street Decoration
Sea Lion Decor $800
I personally kinda like the kiwi and orange chairs
Love the Circus Tent too 
Cuute~
Gonna reform my restaurant to a retro-happy-fun restaurant next
Halloween is over and all Halloween Limited Items are no longer available.
of coz.. NEW ITEMS INTERIOR
Chair
Kiwi Green Chair $900
Kiwi Green Chair $900 Orange Chair $900Table
Orange Table $1,300 Kiwi Table $1,300Door
Metal Double Door $2,800Decoration
Rocking Horse Decor $1,800Wallpaper
Blue Stripes $450 Red and White Stripes $450 Black Brick $600EXTERIOR
Roof
Circus Tent $9,500
Circus Tent $9,500Street Decoration
Sea Lion Decor $800I personally kinda like the kiwi and orange chairs
Love the Circus Tent too
Cuute~Gonna reform my restaurant to a retro-happy-fun restaurant next
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