What kind of game is it? Perhaps you could tie in the theme even more closely than just a menu GUI. But, that would also depend on what's launching on. A mobile game tends to benefit from not having a super crowded or overdetailed GUI.

I think between the menu and the little table set up at the bottom, it could use more detail. Like maybe a coffee stain here, or perhaps something to make the menu look laminated/shiny. The little table may benefit from some more wrinkles and definition in the fabric.

Tell me there will be bacon and that it will be real (rest of the world)bacon.

The power cord might be more readable in context since players will be primed for/expecting to see it, but stand-alone, it doesn't read well.

Fancy restaurants don't tend to have shiny lamination on their menus afaik. I can't tell what kind of restaurant your game's set in, since you've been sending some conflicting messages with the art. If yours is meant to be a cheap place that would laminate its menus - some light diagonal bars near the corners? It might not be realistic but it reads as "glossy and reflective" very well because it's a common symbol for it, and it would be unobtrusive.

If the menu is for crafting, how does the stats "page" relate? I can think of a couple of ways that it could be relevant, but the mockup doesn't suggest any way.

In that paragraph that you didn't fully understand, I was just trying to say "people should know exactly what each menu screen is and what to do with it just by looking at that menu" and explaining why that's a good goal to have.

Re: Icons.
I think the timer looks good, but that doesn't mean it's a great choice of icon for speed xP It does read though. Since the icons are only decorative, they don't need to be immediately readable as the stat they represent, and relying on less-obvious visual puns like the timer is fine.
I think a pot lid for armor would be great!
For the whip icon, maybe have the power plug be in the foreground, taking up more of the icon, with the cord behind it? That might help it read more immediately as "the power cord that you've been using" and might even help those players who didn't notice it before in the main sprites realize what it is.
What is speed in your game? Is it attack speed, attack delay, movement speed, or...? Depending on what it is, different icons might be appropriate.

By the way, sorry for not responding in your font thread. I was overwhelmed and am just too lazy to reply properly in general. K and k have different corners because I didn't notice that k needed fixing xP Also, I feel like some of your newer edits are a step back but I'm too lazy to respond properly, but they're the same general issues that I pointed out in my first reply - inconsistencies of various kinds. Give your font a review with consistent features (ascender/descender heights and types, thickness, hole shapes, corners...) in mind and you'll probably find the problems I'm seeing.

But yes, I did mean earlier that you should use the colour of the text to make it stand out, not the border. Making the border thicker could also work. Try both?
If you go with the first route (changing the text colour), then a less thick-looking font might be a better choice, especially if your goal is to make the screens look like in-world menus.

Alright so there's a lot of stuff I haven't done yet (like increasing the contrast for the text.

What I'm looking for right now is mostly feedback about the new set of icons please:

Health doesn't read immediately as a + to me, I think the corners should be filled in with the lighter colour.
Whip reads much better now!
Armor doesn't read well. Is it intended to be an apron? The shading on the bottom and the straps that don't meet make it look like a solid robot-like thing. Get rid of the shading, connect the straps, maybe add an indication of a fold somewhere.
Special and Energy look great!
Speed took me a moment to get, but it's a cute idea. I think some indication of fast motion on the knife might help (speed lines, a faint smear, something that you can fit. Use your  AA colour for it so it doesn't mess up the read on the objects).


The windows in the bottom area are distracting, they have more contrast than the presumably more important elements on the table. The windows aren't a bad idea, they just need to have their colours adjusted.