Playing the Demo I'd have a few suggestions, and am gonna make a short gameplay video about it. I have feedback and suggestions/criticism for the demo, to me, was very frustrating and there's not enough information on how to make the very first pizza, not everyone is going to understand what the icons mean to make a Margarita pizza, that it doesn't tell you which sauce it uses, that 'slicing 2 ingredients' that, honestly, look like 2 balls of dough rather than Mozza balls, is gonna confuse a bunch of people I imagine and not just myself, the pizza itself looks nothing like the image on the Pizza order on the bottom of the screen so people will probably think "No, it can't be this". If you asked the player to make something common like a pepperoni pizza then people will always know 'cheese, tomato sauce and pepperoni slices'. I was wracking my brain trying to figure out what the game wanted from me since the ingredients looked like 2 dough balls being requested on the pizza. Mozzarella balls are for the most part, almost perfect spheres yet the ingredients look like Dough balls more than they look like mozza balls for the margarita recipe.
Secondly, the interface and control layout is, kind of inconsistent for no reason, for example. E and Q are the primary 'use/cancel' but, for the Sauce station, so you walk up to it, Hit E to begin selecting sauces, then W and S to go up and down the list (This is fine), but then E no longer is the Use/action key for no particular reason? Instead E is basically Page Up key? and the game wants you to select your sauce by hitting the Enter key and not the E key for what reason? Then hit Q to place the sauce on the pizza. Why the sauce minigame demands E, Enter then Q, when it could be E, E, E may seem like a strange complaint perhaps but the keys the game wants you to use at various times feels incredibly random for no reason when it could just be simple, consistent and effective.
I'd also say the Ingredient placing minigame is an odd choice, if you have all the ingredients and need to make a recipe that calls for, lets say, Mushroom, Bacon and Peppers as just an example, then the minigame involves all of the ingredients in your position flying pretty fast towards the cutting board, even the ingredients that you don't want in your pizza? The game is rushing you because Time is of the essence AND stress build-up but its also wasting your time by throwing RNG elements into throwing ingredients not desired into the minigame to waste your time until the randomly-needed ingredients show up? You're waiting for the game to give you your own ingredients by Randomized Elements, feels.... very out of place? Maybe intentional to 'add stress' but, I personally don't think its a good fit.
Otherwise, the T-rex is cute, the theme is cute, the characters are cute, the concept is cute, I'd be happy to see this succeed, it just needs to be more consistent, efficient and to remove the frustrating elements so that there's less chances for the players to get irritated by not knowing what to do at first. Margarita is a strange first choice for the beginner pizza, but, even then its a pizza that uses bazil, olive oil and salt as well as the tomato sauce and mozza balls so its not even a legit margarita pizza at that, its just kinda odd. Tomato sauce and 2 slices mozza balls is more akin to a 'Tomato sauce pizza with minimal cheese' than a Margarita pizza.
Hope this doesn't bum you out or sound too negative, hope the game improves and does better as time moves on.