Ugoku Sushi Bar

I feel super mixed about Ugoku Sushi Bar. I really enjoy the actual sushi making, style, upgrades and the dice mini game, but it is severely lacking several quality of life features that would make the game enjoyable to play for longer than 20 minutes. The amount of sushi variants is very high - too many recipes to be able to memorize, so you are constantly checking and rechecking order tabs -which results in a stressful gameplay loop for the player. The overall expectation is to scale your sushi making abilities, but the # of rice cooked at a time and # of fish gathered are both very small and do not increase as you progress. You can catch more fish, but you have to scale and cut every one you catch; which would be fine if it gave me more than three slices of mackerel. You cannot cook more than 5 rice at a time. I am currently at the level of using three globs of rice per sushi. You see the issue. You leave the sushi bar after every day of work and there is no animation or art for night time, you just click the map after you get the pop-up for how much you made that day, do your shopping, play the daily round of dice at the casino, maybe fish, buy your upgrades, and pay the rent to re-enter the sushi bar. (This is a small thing, but it doesn't make me feel like a day has passed. A "sleep" option to close out the day, or having the shopping etc. in a nighttime setting would be great.) Side note: there are tasks that you need to do sometimes to progress the game; these were confusing for me, because I did not realize that I NEEDED to complete them all to go back to work, and thus had to go into debt. This was easy to resolve, but I would've spent my money differently if I knew that it was required to start the game again. It is a little difficult to follow, as you have to find the "Daily Task" things yourself, and can result in confusion or frustration because it is often the first time that the player is unlocking/seeing something. The game does not take you to the upgrade shop, or highlight anything that you need to interact with. This could just be a me issue; I might be dumb. There is no story or interactions, it is just the process of making sushi, which for me means that the process needs to be bulletproof and fun for hours. Getting upgrades that help with the tedium is vital to this, and there are some tasks that seriously need to scale with the player (cooking rice, fishing/gathering fish). After all this, I do enjoy playing the game!! I just think that it will very quickly scale too high for me to find enjoyable without these fixes, which does make it un-recommendable for me. Fingers crossed for updates, and if not, then it was a nice few hours.