Anomalies

Identify customers at the window

Refuse hollow eyes, missing faces, stretched necks, threats, and silence. Serve odd but ordinary people, and never treat the clown as a window anomaly.

Identify customers at the window

Refuse hollow eyes, missing faces, stretched necks, threats, and silence. Serve odd but ordinary people, and never treat the clown as a window anomaly.

Window anomalies are refused by closing the shutter. The clown is not one of them. Environmental threats are not solved at the window either; those protocols are in Wall rules.

Check three things, in this order

  1. Body. Hollow eyes, a blank or melted face, no head, a stretched neck, or one huge hand are refusal signs.
  2. Words. Threats, revenge, a burning face, a claim that missing eyes are normal, or a string of nonsense numbers are refusal signs.
  3. Silence. A customer who stays mute, or who only shows an ellipsis, is treated as an anomaly once it is clear they will not place a normal order.

Recorded window anomalies

Tell Line that gives them away Action
Hollow or lined eyes They tell you not to worry about the eyes Close the window
Blank or melted face The face burns, or something is missing Close the window
Stretched neck They say they are perfectly fine and may threaten to report you Close the window
One giant hand They complain about which hand should hold the ramen Close the window
No head They want the order fast for an appointment Close the window
White mask They call you their next victim Close the window
Spotted skin or a hostile pose They promise revenge tonight Close the window

Spawn rates for these models are not published. Learn the tells instead of waiting for a named roster.

People who only sound strange

Keep the window open when the body is ordinary and the request is food, even if the personality is odd:

  • A tired office worker or doctor talking about a long shift.
  • A firefighter on break ordering spicy, chicken-topped bowls for coworkers.
  • A gym regular who wants water plus beef, green onions, and eggs.
  • A casino regular who offers an optional 350 cash coin toss after a normal order.
  • Someone pitching an online course on the way out.
  • A regular complaining about the price or asking about a senior discount.

Closing on any of those drops Service Quality. Serving any row in the anomaly table does the same. The exact points lost per mistake are not published. The rating starts at 100% and a fall to 0% ends the shift.

Cash, then the shutter

Gameplay recordings show players taking the payment prompt first and then closing the window on an anomaly, keeping the cash without a rating hit. Handing over a prepared bowl is the failure. This is observed practice, not a sentence printed on the wall.

The full customer notes live under Anomalies and Regulars.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Late Night Ramen [HORROR]?

It is a Roblox survival experience by Cryptid Horror. One to four players run a 24/7 ramen stall, serve normal customers, close the window on anomalies, and follow the wall rules until the shift ends.

How do you survive a shift?

Keep the Service Quality Rating above 0%, serve the exact orders of normal customers, shut the window on anomalous customers, and handle the clown, the tall woman, and the red lights with their own rules. When the customer counter finishes, leave the stall and board the bus.

What does the clown order?

He asks for the usual: spicy broth, cooked noodles, and no toppings. Do not close the window, and do not add eggs, meat, tofu, or green onions. A refusal or a wrong bowl is described as killing the shift.

Are there working promo codes?

No code string is documented for this experience, and the official game page does not describe a code box. Use shift income in the Shift Shop instead of codes copied from other Roblox games.

How many players can join?

The official description says shifts are best with 1 to 4 players. The experience record lists a server size of 20, so the lobby can hold more people than one stall shift.