Thali Match: Food Tile Puzzle

Thali Match is a tile puzzle laid out on a banana leaf. Round steel katoris are stacked on the table, and each one holds an Indian dish. Tap a dish to send it to the serving tray. When three of the same dish meet in the tray, they are served and leave. The level is done when the table is empty. How to play - Only a dish with nothing over it can be tapped. - The tray has seven places, and matching dishes sit side by side. - Three of one dish are served and make room in the tray. - If all seven places fill without a set of three, the thali is full. Put three dishes back, or start the level again. - Covered dishes are dimmed so you can plan ahead. Later levels add lids and katori stacks that keep a few dishes out of sight. A table full of flavours Jalebi, dhokla, samosa, idli, masala dosa, pav bhaji, modak, kaju katli and many more. There are 36 dishes, and each one has its own clear shape and colour. Fill your Thali Album Every numbered level you clear serves one dish to a regional thali. Complete the Gujarati, Punjabi, South Indian banana leaf, Maharashtrian, Delhi, Bengali, Rajasthani, Kathiyawadi, Goan and Lucknowi thalis. Made for calm play - No clock, no lives, no move limit - Every level can be cleared without boosters - Ads never interrupt a level. Reward videos play only when you choose one - Large dishes option for easier viewing - No account needed, and the game works without internet Back at the counter - Today's Special: a different board on every date, and a menu card each month you clear 20 of them - A day streak, and a gift on each of seven straight days - Undo, Shuffle, Serve, Hint and an extra tray place for tight spots - Two festival menus, Ganesh Chaturthi and Diwali sweets, open during the 2027 festivals and stay playable afterwards Clearing levels, daily gifts and optional reward videos fill your coin purse. Boosters, putting dishes back, streak saves, missed Today's Specials and kitchen styles all cost coins. No coin is ever sold, and coins have no value outside the game. Each finished thali stays in your album, with the regional names of its dishes.