Burger Shift: Team Rush Confirmed tickets only

Burger Shift: Team Rush does not publish a secret menu, and this wiki will not invent one. Tickets are built from a short list of real objects: bread, a patty cooked on both sides, a handful of toppings, a wrap, fountain drinks, coffee, Prologue baked goods, and — in Early Access from 11 September 2026 — fryer sides and soft-serve. If a streamer calls something a “special,” check the ticket. If it is not on the ticket, it is not the recipe.

Use this checklist next to how to cook burgers and kitchen stations. The burger guide is the hands. The stations guide is the room. This page is the list you can read while the lobby loads.

Burger assembly order

Build in this order unless the ticket literally names a different stack. Do not memorize cook seconds; watch the colour-coded done prompt on the patty (Kitchen Confidence added that feedback) and flip so both sides cook.

1. Bottom bun. Take one bun half, not a fused stack. Dumpster Duty lets you place a single item from a stack — use that instead of dropping six buns on the board.
2. Patty, both sides. Start heat first, then gather toppings while it cooks. A pale side is a wrong ticket even if the wrap looks neat.
3. Lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles. Only the extras the receipt asks for. Burger Flow’s receipt hover exists so you do not walk back to the monitor.
4. Sauces. Ketchup and mayonnaise are confirmed kitchen objects (they show up in food-display fixes). Other sauces appear as ticket extras — add what the receipt names, not a house stack.
5. Top bun. Seat it before paper. A Burger Flow bug used to eat a top bun on a bad place; if a bun vanishes, you misplaced the collision, not the recipe.
6. Wrap. Paper last. You can unwrap and re-wrap after Burger Flow, so expo can open a finished burger to add a skipped pickle instead of binning it.
7. Inspect. Hover the receipt again. The inspection panel shows real pan contents; trust it over a shout.

A “loaded” burger in the Prologue achievement list means three or more fillings, not a hidden item. If you are hunting that check, add three named toppings the ticket already wanted, or take a ticket that already lists them. Do not invent a triple-patty ritual.

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Drinks

Soda. Fountain Service is a first-soda achievement for a reason: cups, ice, and flavour are separate steps. A Burger Flow fix made the soda type still display after you add ice, which is how we know ice-then-flavour is a real sequence. Match the ticket. Do not assume every cup wants ice if the receipt is silent — add ice when the build calls for it, then the named soda.

Coffee. Morning Brew is the first-coffee check. Coffee is its own machine, not a soda flavour. Do not park the coffee player on grill in a two-stack; the shift planner keeps drinks on the ticket owner for that reason.

Hold cups with the same stack rules as buns: place one, merge only when you mean to restock, and never fuse two different flavours in one handoff.

Baked goods (Prologue)

The Prologue store lists baked goods next to burger prep. The oven is a real station — Fresh Out the Oven is a first-use achievement — and Kitchen Confidence colour-coded croissant doneness the same way it colour-coded patties. Treat croissants and other oven tickets as timed objects with a visual done state, not as a second grill. Start them when the ticket appears, not after the burger is already wrapped.

There is no public list of every pastry SKU. If the ticket says a baked item, use the oven. If it does not, do not plate one as garnish.

Fryer and ice cream (Early Access)

Official Early Access copy names golden fries, chicken nuggets, and cool soft-serve. Those stations are the jump from the Prologue slice, alongside the drive-thru and hiring. They are not in the Prologue as full progression toys, and this checklist will not pretend they are.

Fries and nuggets. Drop a basket when the ticket names the side, then plate with the burger. Do not start a fryer cycle “because we will need them.” Dead baskets clog the station the same way full bins clog trash. If one player owns kitchen stations heat, decide in the menu whether grill or a dedicated body drops baskets.

Ice cream. Soft-serve is its own queue. In four-player coverage it sits with drinks. In eight-player coverage it gets a human. Do not make the window player leave a car to pull a cone.

Bag versus tray does not change ingredients. A drive-thru combo is still bun, patty, named extras, wrap, drink, and named side. Only the handoff object changes.

Ticket discipline

• Hover the receipt before you touch a topping.
• Call extras in voice (“no onion, extra pickle”), not the whole sandwich.
• Unwrap at expo if the wrap is already on and something is wrong.
• Empty a bin before you throw a wrong burger into a 99% dumpster and brick the station.
• Do not quote cook seconds from a video. Videos compress time. The in-game done colour is the rule.

Spend upgrades on the stations you actually plate. The upgrade tier list is useless if your crew still skips pickles. Practice the list above on Trainee, then take it to Manager only after the shift planner has owners for drinks and trash.

This is the whole confirmed kitchen: burgers with named extras, fountain and coffee, oven goods from the Prologue, fryer sides and ice cream in Early Access. Everything else is a ticket you have not hovered yet, not a wiki recipe.