Scary Shawarma Kiosk Anomalies List (March 2026) Complete Guide

Scary Shawarma Kiosk Anomalies List

Working the night shift at Shawarma 24 is no joke. You’re dealing with creepy customers who might not even be human, and one wrong move means the Inspector will fail you. Knowing which customers to serve and which ones to shut the shutters on can save your job (and your life!).

In this comprehensive guide, I’ll walk you through all anomalies in Scary Shawarma Kiosk, helping you identify dangerous customers, recognize safe ones, and handle special situations that could make or break your shift. Whether you’re a new player or struggling to pass inspections, this guide will give you the knowledge you need to survive.

Quick Reference

Anomaly TypeAction RequiredRisk Level
Dangerous AnomaliesClose Shutters/RejectHIGH
Safe AnomaliesServe NormallyLOW
Special AnomaliesFollow Specific StepsVARIABLE
Anomaly EventsAcknowledge/ReactMEDIUM

What Are Anomalies in Scary Shawarma Kiosk?

Anomalies are basically monsters pretending to be regular customers. Most of them look normal at first, but something will always feel off. Maybe they’ve got weird textures, or they act strangely on the CCTV cameras. Your job is to spot these red flags and close the shutters before serving them. If you serve too many anomalies, you’ll rack up errors, and the Inspector will punish you during the weekly inspection.

The CCTV cameras are your best friend here. Always check both Camera 1 and Camera 2, and don’t forget to toggle to night vision mode. Some anomalies only show their true form under specific camera settings.

All Dangerous Anomalies to Avoid

These are the customers you should NEVER serve. When you spot any of these, immediately close the shutters and wait for them to leave.

1. Back Holes

How to Spot: Switch to the rear camera view to spot holes in their back. This anomaly looks normal from the front but reveals disturbing holes when viewed from behind.

2. Weird Texture

How to Spot: Their arms and legs are covered with black marks and weird textures. The texture distortion is usually very noticeable once you know what to look for.

3. Nightvision Missing

How to Spot: They look normal at first, but will vanish completely once night vision is turned on. This is why checking both regular and night vision modes is crucial.

4. CCTV Double

How to Spot: When you see the camera, a second copy will show up, facing the opposite direction. This doppelganger effect is a clear warning sign.

5. CCTV Screamer

How to Spot: Checking the camera triggers a copy that suddenly lunges forward and screams. This jump scare anomaly is designed to catch you off guard.

6. CCTV Passenger

How to Spot: A disturbing goblin-like creature can be seen riding on their back through the camera. The passenger is usually only visible through CCTV.

7. CCTV Dancer

How to Spot: They look like they are dancing when viewed through night vision. This erratic movement is unnatural and indicates an anomaly.

8. Gibberish Old Man

How to Spot: An elderly man who speaks only in random letters. Normal customers speak comprehensible language, so this is an immediate red flag.

9. The Doppelganger

How to Spot: Looks nearly identical to a previous visitor. If you notice someone who seems familiar from an earlier customer, be cautious.

10. The Twins

How to Spot: Two matching blonde women holding hands, with one constantly jerking her head. The unnatural head movements give them away.

11. The Hacker

How to Spot: Claims to be a hacker and acts like they’ve crashed or disconnected your game. This meta-breaking behavior indicates an anomaly.

12. Santa

How to Spot: Dressed in a Santa outfit with a disturbing face, saying “Merry Evening.” The creepy facial features and wrong greeting are tell-tale signs.

Safe Anomalies You Should Serve

Not everyone weird is an anomaly. These customers might seem strange to you, but you need to serve them still. Refusing them will count as errors during inspection.

1. Karate Man

What Makes Them Safe: Wearing a martial arts outfit and practicing moves. Despite the unusual behavior, this is just a regular customer with hobbies.

2. Drunk Guy

What Makes Them Safe: Doesn’t carry any cash, but he’s harmless. Serve him, and he might come back to pay later. His drunkenness is just character flavor.

3. Dancing Lady

What Makes Them Safe: She dances right in front of your counter. If the dancing only shows up on cameras, that’s an anomaly. Real dancing in person is safe.

4. Short Arms

What Makes Them Safe: A customer who naturally has shorter arms. This is just a physical characteristic, not an anomaly sign.

5. Phone Lady

What Makes Them Safe: Her phone has a loud, screaming ringtone, but she’s harmless. The annoying sound doesn’t make her dangerous.

6. Michael Myers

What Makes Them Safe: He does nothing dangerous. You just need to follow his order and serve him. Despite the horror reference, he’s just a customer.

Special Anomalies Requiring Specific Actions

These three need special treatment. Don’t just serve or reject them. Follow these exact steps so they don’t disturb you more.

1. The Smiling Man

How to Serve: He looks super creepy with a big smile, but you must serve him. First, give him a soda, take the bundle he hands over to you, and put it under the cash register. Following this sequence exactly prevents negative consequences.

2. Faceless Man

How to Serve: His face has a large hole in the center. Serve him as usual, but never hover your cursor over the hole. The interaction rule is specific – serve normally but avoid the hole.

3. Booger Man

How to Serve: Appears in front of your counter and offers to eat his booger for $1000. Decline the offer and continue working. The choice is clear – refuse the disgusting offer.

4. The Narrator

How to Serve: The narrator guides you with voice hints, suggesting what to do during key moments, like closing the shutter after a customer arrives. Following or ignoring these suggestions can lead to different outcomes, ranging from safe choices to dangerous endings where the kiosk is set on fire while you’re still inside. So, just trust your gut.

Anomaly Events and How to Handle Them

Sometimes weird stuff happens that has nothing to do with serving customers. Here’s how to handle each situation:

1. Dancing Goblin

What Happens: A greasy goblin dances, then slides at your face. Just acknowledge it. Don’t panic or overreact – simple acknowledgment is enough.

2. Fridge Goblin

What Happens: This creepy goblin appears on top of your fridge. Just acknowledge it. Like the dancing goblin, recognition without panic is the key.

3. The Meat

What Happens: The meat tornado on the grill warps and makes noise. You need to turn it off immediately and leave the kiosk. This is one of the more dangerous events requiring immediate action.

4. Window Watcher

What Happens: A goblin is watching you closely through the window. Just acknowledge it. Maintain composure and continue your duties.

5. The Inspection

What Happens: Around 2 am, a car will pull up in front of your kiosk, and your screen will turn red. Leave through the back door immediately. This is a critical event that requires swift action.

Pro Tips for Mastering Anomaly Detection

Camera Usage Strategy

Make checking cameras a habit every single time someone walks up to your kiosk. Switch between regular view and night vision, and check both Camera 1 and Camera 2. Some anomalies only reveal themselves under specific conditions.

Listen to Your Character

Always pay attention to what your character says. If they comment that someone looks familiar or seems off, trust that instinct. The game gives you hints through dialogue that can help you make the right decision.

Use the Corruption Shop Wisely

If you’re really struggling, you can buy the Show Anomaly boost from the Corruption Shop for 1000P or 19 Robux. It scans one customer for you, but it only works once per purchase. Save it for when you’re genuinely stuck.

Balance Your Decisions

Remember that serving anomalies adds to your error count. If you make too many mistakes, you’ll fail the inspection. But refusing normal customers also counts as errors, so you need to get good at telling the difference.

Practice Pattern Recognition

Practice makes perfect, and after a few shifts, you’ll start recognizing the patterns and spotting anomalies faster. Each dangerous anomaly has specific tells that become more obvious with experience.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

1. Rushing Camera Checks

Don’t rush through your camera inspections. Take your time to check both cameras and both modes (regular and night vision). Missing an anomaly because you hurried can cost you the inspection.

2. Ignoring Character Dialogue

Your character’s observations are valuable clues. Ignoring comments about customers seeming “off” or “familiar” is a missed opportunity to catch anomalies.

3. Overusing Shop Boosts

The Show Anomaly boost is limited and costly. Don’t waste it on easy customers. Save it for situations where you’re genuinely uncertain about a customer’s status.

4. Panic During Events

During anomaly events, stay calm. Most only require acknowledgment. Panicking can lead to poor decisions in more critical situations.

Advanced Strategies

Error Management

Keep track of your errors throughout the shift. If you’re approaching the limit, be more conservative with your decisions. It’s better to serve a few safe customers than risk failing inspection.

Time Management

Some events, like The Inspection, happen at specific times (around 2 am). Plan your actions accordingly and be prepared for these timed events.

Memory Games

The Doppelganger anomaly requires you to remember previous customers. Developing a good memory for customer appearances will help you spot duplicates quickly.

FAQ

How do I know if a customer is dangerous or safe?

Always check your CCTV cameras in both regular and night vision modes. Look for the specific tells mentioned in the dangerous anomalies list. When in doubt, trust your character’s dialogue reactions.

What happens if I serve an anomaly?

Serving dangerous anomalies adds to your error count. Too many errors will cause you to fail the weekly inspection. Safe anomalies won’t penalize you if served correctly.

How often do inspections happen?

Inspections occur weekly in game time. The Inspection event happens around 2 am and requires you to leave through the back door immediately.

Can I recover from serving an anomaly?

Yes, you can make a few mistakes and still pass inspection. Focus on minimizing errors and making correct decisions for the majority of customers.

What’s the best way to use the Show Anomaly boost?

Save it for situations where you’re genuinely uncertain about a customer’s status, especially during busy periods or when you’re approaching your error limit.

How do I handle The Narrator’s suggestions?

Trust your instincts rather than blindly following The Narrator. Some suggestions lead to dangerous outcomes, so evaluate each situation independently.

Are there seasonal anomalies?

Yes, the Santa anomaly appears to be seasonal, wearing a Santa outfit but with disturbing features. Be prepared for themed anomalies during different times.

How important is night vision mode?

Extremely important! Several anomalies, including Nightvision Missing and CCTV Dancer, only reveal themselves when using night vision mode.

Conclusion

Mastering anomaly detection in Scary Shawarma Kiosk takes practice, patience, and attention to detail. By familiarizing yourself with all the dangerous anomalies, recognizing safe customers, and knowing how to handle special situations, you’ll be well-equipped to survive your night shifts.

Remember to always check your cameras thoroughly, listen to your character’s instincts, and stay calm during anomaly events. With the knowledge from this guide and plenty of practice, you’ll become an expert at spotting anomalies and passing inspections with flying colors.

Bookmark this guide for quick reference during your shifts, and share it with fellow players who might be struggling with anomaly detection. The night shift at Shawarma 24 doesn’t have to be terrifying when you know exactly what to look for!

Priyanshu Sagar

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