Diner Dash: Flo on the Go is a typical Diner Dash experience. The gameplay is fun and addicting, but there isn't much else to the package at all. The presentation is poor, the bonuses are a wash, and it doesn't have the legs of other games in its genre. That being said, the gameplay is good enough for you to try. If you're willing to make a few sacrifices because of the DS's limitations, then go for it. Otherwise, you can pass on this and grab the PC version instead.
GamerDad writes: "With Thanksgiving upon us and the holidays right around the corner, there's going to be a lot of eating, serving food, waiting on people, and cleaning up after them. So why not get some practice in with the Xbox Live version of Diner Dash, based on the popular online PC game."
Game Freaks 365 writes: "Everyone's favorite waitress is back in Diner Dash: Flo on the Go for the Nintendo DS. I played the original handheld offering, Diner Dash: Sizzle & Serve, and found it to be under-serving (no pun intended). Of course the version that I reviewed was for the PSP, making it far less appealing than the touch-screen gameplay of the Nintendo DS. How does this sequel stack up?"
DIG writes: "Flo is the Gordon Ramsey of the videogame world. She has saved more restaurants than I can count and dealt with more food service issues than I would be able to put up with. In Diner Dash: Flo on the Go for the DS the long suffering title character is trying to take a well deserved vacation but she somehow gets sucked back into the kitchen once again. Maybe she should switch careers and write a book about her experiences so she can finally take off that apron."
