Profile Perfect Level 653 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Guide By Liam Stone
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For Level 653, the final answer is shown below. After that, I'll explain the logic and steps behind it. Spoilers ahead.

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Profile Perfect Level 653 Answer
Here’s the completed grid first, and after that I’ll walk through how each clue locks in.
| Subject | Customer | Order | Server | Server Equipment | Server Expression | Table Object |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Order Taking A | Alphonse | Pad Thai | Emily | None | Calm | Number Stand |
| Order Taking B | Frances | Risotto | Mia | Notepad | Amazed | Plate |
| Order Taking C | Carl | Wine | Rick | Walkie Talkie | Shocked | Candle / Tissue |
| Order Taking D | Denise | Pizza / Curry | Howard | Tablet | Thinking | Flower Pot |
| Order Taking E | Donald | Sushi / Mojito | Catherine | Tablet | Drooling | Condiment |
Profile Perfect Level 653 Hints And Walkthrough
When I solved Profile Perfect Level 653, the locked answers gave me a good starting point. Order Taking E already had Donald, Order Taking C already had Wine, and Order Taking B already had the Notepad. A few cells in the final grid also hold more than one value, so I kept those together instead of forcing a single pick.
Step 1: Lock the starting answers and the drink order
The first useful clue says that customers ordering drinks are not neighbors. That clue supports Order Taking C’s Wine and Order Taking E’s Mojito. Since Wine was already locked at C, this adds Mojito to E. We’ll come back for E’s other order value later, but for now this gives us two drink orders planted in the grid.
Step 2: Use Mia and the glasses clue to rebuild the server lineup
Mia is the only server who still uses a pencil. That locks Mia at Order Taking B, and her server equipment is the Notepad. That matches the starting answer for B.
Then comes the glasses clue. The server wearing glasses is nowhere close to Mia. The clue links that server to Catherine, so Order Taking E’s server is Catherine. This is one of the values that doesn’t start visible, but it becomes clear as soon as you read the clue correctly.
From there, the server positions fill in nicely. Rick lists the best aged bottles available to Carl, so Rick serves Order Taking C. Howard confirms Denise’s order, so Howard is at Order Taking D. With Mia at B, Catherine at E, Rick at C, and Howard at D, that leaves Emily as the server for Order Taking A.
Step 3: Match customers with their orders around Donald and Carl
Donald is already locked at Order Taking E. The clue about Carl says he is either two or four columns apart from Donald. The clue locks Carl at Order Taking C, which puts him two slots away from Donald.
Alphonse is at the leftmost table and wants Thai food. That gives Order Taking A’s customer as Alphonse and Order Taking A’s order as Pad Thai.
Frances’s stomach is only good for one portion, so Frances belongs at Order Taking B. The rice dish from Europe catches Frances’s attention, which means Order Taking B’s order is Risotto. This is another value that isn’t obvious at first, but clue 8 brings it right into place.
The clue about Howard and Denise confirms Denise at Order Taking D. Once Alphonse, Frances, Carl, and Donald are placed, Denise is the only customer left for D.
Step 4: Follow the Shocked, Thinking, and Drooling expression chain
Rick is Shocked that Carl can afford the priciest bottle. That sets Order Taking C’s server expression to Shocked.
The next clue is the key to the whole expression column. It says the Thinking server is between the Shocked and Drooling one. Since Order Taking C is Shocked, Order Taking D must be Thinking, and Order Taking E must be Drooling.
Frances’s knowledge impresses Mia, which makes Order Taking B’s expression Amazed. This clue also supports Risotto at B and Shocked at C. Howard’s clue includes the same Amazed value for B, so that placement stays solid.
While still in Shock, the server uses their tool to take the order. That gives Order Taking C’s server equipment as Walkie Talkie.
The server next to the Amazed one fully remembers every order without needing a tool. Since B is Amazed, the server next to B is at A. That makes Order Taking A’s server equipment None.
With B, C, D, and E expressions settled, Order Taking A’s expression is Calm. It’s the last one left, and the final grid confirms it.
Step 5: Place the table objects and the server tools
Alphonse is seated at table number 11. That gives Order Taking A’s table object as Number Stand. This clue also reinforces Howard at D.
Mia is about to take the dirty Plate with her after the order, so Order Taking B’s table object is Plate.
Staff by the Candle passes the order to the kitchen using a Walkie Talkie. This connects Order Taking C’s table object to Candle and its server equipment to Walkie Talkie.
Then there’s the Flower Pot clue. It says the Flower Pot is to the right of the Tissue. That places Tissue at Order Taking C and Flower Pot at Order Taking D. Since C already has Candle, its table object cell becomes Candle / Tissue.
The wrapped fish clue gives Order Taking E’s table object as Condiment. It also adds Sushi to Order Taking E’s order and Pizza to Order Taking D’s order.
Step 6: Keep the slash values together in the order column
At this point, A has Pad Thai, B has Risotto, and C has Wine. The remaining order cells need to handle their slash values carefully.
Howard’s customer also ordered an Italian food, so Order Taking D’s order includes Pizza. The final grid also keeps Curry in that same cell, so Order Taking D’s order is Pizza / Curry. Don’t drop Curry.
For Order Taking E, the drink clue gave Mojito, and the wrapped fish clue gave Sushi. That means Order Taking E’s order is Sushi / Mojito. Both values belong to that cell.
The server equipment column finishes the same way. A is None, B is Notepad, and C is Walkie Talkie. The remaining equipment values are both Tablet, so Order Taking D and Order Taking E each have Tablet.
Solution: Finish the remaining matches
After those chains, every column locks into place. The important thing is to keep the multiple values together. Order Taking C’s table object holds Candle and Tissue. Order Taking D’s order holds Pizza and Curry. Order Taking E’s order holds Sushi and Mojito. The final grid at the top shows the complete solved result.
Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 653
The glasses clue hides Catherine’s placement
This clue can trip you up because it doesn’t name Catherine directly. It just says the server wearing glasses is nowhere close to Mia. The clue link points to Catherine at Order Taking E. If you try to invent a separate glasses-wearing server, you’ll confuse the whole row. Read it as Catherine being far from Mia, and the server column falls into place.
The Thinking server clue does more than order expressions
The clue about the Thinking server between the Shocked and Drooling one looks like a pure position clue. But the same clue also supports Denise at Order Taking D and Risotto at Order Taking B. It’s easy to focus only on the three expressions and miss those linked answers. Keep the whole clue together, not just the part that feels visual.
Slash cells should stay slashed
The slash values in Profile Perfect Level 653 are not either/or options. A cell like Pizza / Curry means the same subject carries both values for that trait. Same for Sushi / Mojito and Candle / Tissue. The puzzle doesn’t ask you to choose one. If you split them apart, your final grid won’t match the solution.
Final Thoughts
Profile Perfect Level 653 rewards careful attention to the server chain and the expression order. Start with the locked answers, use Mia and Catherine to break open the server lineup, then let the Shocked, Thinking, and Drooling clues guide the rest. Keep every slash value in place, and you’ll land on the same completed grid.
Before you move on, bookmark our all-level answer guide in case you need another answer later. Share your thoughts or suggestions in the comments, and have fun with the next level!
Thanks, — Liam

Liam Stone
Liam Stone has played Profile Perfect since the app first launched on the Apple App Store. He spotted its potential early, and that early bet turned into hundreds of hours spent solving levels, testing clue logic, and documenting answers for other players. Liam runs the YouTube channel Puzzle Game Answer where his puzzle walkthroughs have earned over 935,000 views and a growing community of more than 800 subscribers. He covers a wide range of mobile puzzle games beyond Profile Perfect, giving him firsthand experience with how these games design clues, structure levels, and trip up even experienced players. Every guide on this site reflects that hands on experience. Liam plays each level himself, verifies every answer against the in game grid, and rewrites confusing clues into plain language so you don't need to guess. If you want more of his walkthroughs, subscribe to his channel.
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