Play.
The playground game, with snacks. Do what Simon says. If Simon didn't say it, don't move.
- Simon shouts an order. If it starts with "Simon says", tap that pack before the bar runs out.
- If the order doesn't start with "Simon says", keep your hands off. Waiting it out scores a point.
- Tap the wrong pack, tap when Simon didn't say, or run out of time on a real order, and you lose a bubble. Three bubbles and you're out.
- Orders get faster as your score climbs.
Best score stays on this device.
Simon says: start.
Four packs. One order at a time.
Here's your day.
Simon has a schedule. You just have to follow it.
Read the rules.
Every game has rules. These are ours. One of them is a trap.
Simon says eat.
That's the whole brand. Baked snacks for the chai break, the commute, the late study night, and every gap in between.
Simon says ₹30 is enough.
A filled croissant, a glazed donut or a muffin costs ₹30. Brownies and cakes are ₹50. Treats should fit in a pocket.
Simon says fill it.
Every croissant has a filling. Every donut has its glaze. Nothing in the range is plain.
Simon says sweet and desi.
Blueberry and Vanilla sit next to Makhni, Schezwan and Momo Chutney. The croissant learned to speak our language.
Simon says share.
Brownies split into two. Cakes slice into three. Donuts come two to a pack. Simon expects you to share some of it.
Hide the last brownie.
Simon didn't say. Hand it over.
Go get one.
Find Simon Says Eat at these stores and apps.
The whole menu
Simon Says Eat makes packaged bakery snacks from ₹30: flaky filled croissants (five sweet, four desi, from Chocolate and Blueberry to Bun Maska, Makhni and Momo Chutney), soft glazed donuts, fluffy muffins, fudgy brownies and pre-sliced loaf cakes. Croissants, donuts and muffins are ₹30; brownies and cakes are ₹50. Simon gives the orders. You eat.
Croissants









Donuts




Muffins




Brownies




Cakes
Write to us.
Questions about a pack, a box for the office or a birthday, or a café that should stock Simon. Simon reads every message. Then he gives orders.
“Don’t write to us.” Simon didn’t say. Write anyway.




