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Food Preparation

Food Preperation

  • Marinated meat trays prepared to specification.

  • All vegetables prepared in-store are cut to specification

  • Products portioned correctly to specification (try a bowl, quencher and a side).

  • Portion control measures followed accurately for all hot veg items

  • Chicken cooked and cut to specification.

  • Beef cooked and cut to specification.

  • All hot veg items cooked to specification (scales used)

  • Nourish bowls made correctly

  • Sesame oil dressed over salad when making bowls.

  • Cook to order items cooked and portioned to correct specification.

  • Only correct portioning utensils in use.

  • Sauces made to specification

  • Bao’s made to specification

  • Ssampbaps made to specification.

  • Quenchers made to specification

  • Hot latte’s made to specification

  • Superfood-latte's made to specification

  • Proteins drained sufficiently to ensure products are not soggy.

Observations - Team Member

  • Team members upselling drinks and add ons whilst taking orders.

  • Team members greet and thank customers and demonstrate fantastic customer service.

  • Team Members attentive and welcoming to customers

  • Team members demonstrate a sense of urgency.

  • Team members effectively distributed across stations.

  • Team communicating well to achieve efficient service.

  • Team members attentive to quality of all products

  • Team members demonstrate strong product knowledge.

  • Team member check on customer eating regularly.

  • Address customer with their name if possible once ticket name is taken.

  • Customer expectations managed

  • Staff making using of downtime by cleaning or prepping

  • Branded uniform worn at all times.

  • Team members do not eat, smoke, chew gum or drink behind the counter. All uniforms are covered whilst on breaks or cigarette breaks.

  • Team members apologise for any mistakes made and are aware of customer complaint handling process.

Operational Accuracy

  • Completed bowls checked for mistakes before bagging for handover.

  • Order receipts checked for correct items before handover to rider.

  • Receipts neatly stapled to the bag

  • Completed products stored correctly (hot bowls under heat lamp and quenchers in fridge)

  • All displayed in F&B manuals correct.

  • All products packaged correctly.

  • Orders make within 15 minutes of collection time.

  • Vita Mojo screens all used correctly eg. orders ticked of screen once complete

  • Quality control checks are regularly carried out

  • Drinks highlighted on receipt

  • Restaurant area clear of stock or other clutter

  • All ingredients available in store.

  • Check to see if there is enough veg prep.

  • Tickets highlighted correctly with add ons and exclusions.

  • Sauce bottles for dressing kept in fridge when not in use

  • Production line cleared of food crumbs regularly

Site

Site

  • All stores and shopping centre stores display approved opening times.

  • Only GK approved music playlists used (check soundtrack app).

  • All legal and safety posters are displayed and in date.

  • Selection of reading material available free of charge.

  • The latest GK Brand Standards criteria is displayed for the team to see.

  • All posters and point of sale are approved, up to date, in good condition and displayed correctly including all items price labelled.

  • The menu board is up to date with no hand made alterations and is clean and undamaged.

  • Tables cleared and chairs pushed back in frequently

  • Branded items are not visible to customers. eg. keeping a can of Coca-cola on FoH

  • Offers and promotion leaflets included in order bag when applicable.

  • All marketing initiatives are GK approved.

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