Chinese Kitchen on Sky777: A Three-Reel Slot on a 3x3 Grid
Three reels, eight lines and a grid that looks more like a Sudoku puzzle than a slot. A walk through the Chinese Kitchen screen on Sky777.
Chinese Kitchen is a compact slot on Sky777. It uses three reels and eight paylines on a 3x3 grid, which makes the screen look closer to a Sudoku puzzle than a typical five-reel game. Small, but well put together.
The 3x3 layout and eight paylines
With three reels of three symbols, there are only nine positions on screen. Eight paylines run through those positions, and you can mix and match which of them you play. The paytable usually shows the shape of each line.
Fewer active lines cost less per spin. More lines give you more ways to connect a winning set on such a small grid. Matching your line count to your budget is the main decision you make in this game.
How the Chinese Kitchen screen works
The presentation is the best part. The animations are smooth, and winning combinations land with a satisfying sound effect. One neat touch: the symbols stay black and white while the reels spin and only turn to colour once they stop.
A chef character sits beside the grid and presents your key numbers:
- Win: what the last spin paid
- Bet: your total stake per spin
- Line bet: the amount on each active payline
Buttons below the reels
Under the grid you will find the controls to adjust your bet, open the paytable, use max bet and spin. Look at the paytable first so you know what each symbol is worth. Be careful with max bet, since it jumps straight to the top stake.
To give it a go, play Chinese Kitchen on Sky777. For a different take on a kitchen theme, browse more Sky777 reviews.
Quick answers
How many reels and paylines does Chinese Kitchen have?
Three reels and eight paylines, arranged on a 3x3 grid. You can choose which paylines to play.
Why do the symbols turn black and white?
The reels show in black and white while they spin and switch to full colour when they stop.
