The Tea Garden - a sixth course: a willow tray with chopsticks, a lotus ring with a hole in the middle and a chopstick bridge platter, hosted by the Matcha Whisk

The Sushi Bar - a seventh course: a conveyor tray, a mochi platter and a gold ring with a teapot on the lip, hosted by the Cup Tower

New dish shapes - long oval platters, rounded trays and ring dishes you can fall through

Dish obstacles - chopsticks to bounce off, rolling mochi, a sushi conveyor and teapots that spray tea across the dish

The Matcha Whisk - stirs the dish into a green whirlpool, then taps the lip three times and is dazed

The Cup Tower - five stacked cups; only the bottom one breaks, and every cup fights its own way

Angry hosts - every host changes the dish in its second phase: tea floods, the dish turns, the lip breaks, the dish cracks in half

Glaze arts - every top has its own big ability on Q / Y / RB: Crackle Quake, Celadon Cyclone, Golden Guard, Windmill, Oil Slick and Gold Thread

House rules - some dishes come with a twist for extra gold: a lazy susan, a wobbly table, ice glaze, a saucer or spilled tea

Elite tables - every guest is gilded, and the kintsugi after it is rarer

The teahouse - before every host, spend the run's gold on tea, mends and kintsugi

Hosts - a host is served every three minutes, followed by a stop at the teahouse

Platter events - tea floods, shard rain, gold rush, a turning platter, stampedes and whirlpools