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The restaurants of Lumiose City each allow the player to purchase dinner and will serve them various dishes to eat, with a side of Pokémon battles. Each course of the meal requires a specific amount of time to settle to be perfectly ready to be eaten, so the employee that brought out the food will challenge the player to a Pokémon battle to pass that time. The employee will tell the player exactly how many turns the battle should take to give the dish the perfect taste.
The courses and their battles all occur in a row, with the player given no opportunity to switch the positions of Pokémon or use items in between, but the player's entire party will automatically be healed between each battle. The Trainers will often use turn-wasting strategies involving moves like Fly and Protect, flinch-inducing, as well as evasion-increasing Abilities like Snow Cloak, complicating the player's attempts to meet the turn requirement.
After battling through each course of the meal, the player will receive some number of an item as a reward. What item depends on which restaurant they are in (though all offer some type of valuable item), and how many depends on the number of the player's Pokémon that fainted during the meal and if the battles were won in the proper number of turns. For each faint or turn difference, the player will receive one less of the reward item than a perfect meal would have earned.
If the player finishes a meal type (Double, Triple, or Rotation) perfectly at a given restaurant, a ★ appears next to that meal in the restaurant, and the player will be able to give a tip of $10,000. When all meals are completed perfectly, the owner of the restaurant will start to greet the player like a frequent customer. In addition, as the player's style goes up, the restaurants will begin to offer a 10% discount.
Restaurant Le Nah
Interior of Restaurant Le Nah
Located on South Boulevard, Restaurant Le Nah (Japanese: レストラン・ド・フツー Restaurant de Okay) is the cheapest restaurant to get into, but only offers Double Battles. It is the first restaurant the player is able to access.
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Reward: $640
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Reward: $640
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Reward: $640
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Restaurant Le Yeah
Restaurant Le Yeah (Japanese: リストランテ ニ・リュー Ristorante Second-Rate) is located on Autumnal Avenue and is the only restaurant that does not have a Double Battle meal.
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Reward: $1,984
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Reward: $1,984
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Reward: $4,960
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Reward: $1,984
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Restaurant Le Wow
Interior of Restaurant Le Wow
Located on Hibernal Avenue, the player can only enter Restaurant Le Wow (Japanese: レストラン・ド・キワミ Restaurant de Perfection) after having become the Champion. For Double Battle meals, the Trainers do not use the first of their Pokémon listed below.
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Reward: $10,080
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Reward: $10,080
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Reward: $4,032
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Reward: $4,032
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Reward: $4,032
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Sushi High Roller
Interior of Sushi High Roller
Located near Rouge Plaza, Sushi High Roller (Japanese: レストラン ローリングドリーマー Restaurant Rolling Dreamer) is the most expensive of the four restaurants to enter and the hardest to gain access to, requiring that the player has become the Champion and raised their style in the city. For Double Battle meals, the Trainers do not use the first of their Pokémon listed below.
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Reward: $4,680
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Reward: $4,680
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Reward: $10,400
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