Serve a dish
Pass one card face down and claim which dish you served. You may be telling the truth—or bluffing.



The lying game for 2–6 players. Serve a face-down dish, make a claim and find out who believes you. About 30 minutes.
Serve a face-down dish, say what it is and watch the next player decide whether you are telling the truth.
“Pizza.”
Sure it is.
You say it with confidence. Your friend stares at you. The whole table suddenly has an opinion. One accusation later, every completely normal dish sounds suspicious.
Pass one card face down and claim which dish you served. You may be telling the truth—or bluffing.
The receiver can believe the claim or call the bluff. Reveal the card; whoever judged it incorrectly keeps it face up.
Instead of resolving, secretly look and pass it to somebody who has not seen that card. Repeat the claim or make a new one.
The final eligible player must believe or challenge. Whoever loses the challenge keeps the card and serves next.
One player loses and everyone else wins. You lose if you collect four of the same dish, one of every dish, or have no card left to serve on your turn.
Eight familiar dish types, designed to be recognised quickly across the table.
The setup, turn options, passing rule and losing conditions in one compact guide.
Players: 2–6
Best with: 4+
Age: 8+
Playtime: 30 minutes
Learn in: 2 minutes
Box: 4 × 3 in
Cards: 3.5 × 2.5 in
Make a claim, sell the lie and hope nobody calls it correctly.
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