Food Envy
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Food Envy Employees
Food Envy Details
It is a Friday night and you arrive at a restaurant. You are escorted to your table and offered a menu. As you read through the options you try to visualise the items on the menu. ‘What is pomme cocotte?' ‘How big are the portion sizes?' ‘Do we need to order side orders?' Baffled by foreign languages and fancy titles, you ask the waiter for more details about your dish, however, you end up more confused than you started. You frantically look around other tables to see what looks good and in a moment of panic, you decide to go with the safe-bet, that same dish you order every other time. Your table is served and food envy sets in. Your friend get a dish that looks delicious - the one everyone now wishes they had ordered. Wouldn't it be great to choose what you want to eat from a restaurant's menu by looking at visually pleasing images of the food? Wouldn't it be great to cut out the middle man and allow the customer to order directly from their table, to the kitchen? And wouldn't it great for the business if operating costs were cut and profits increased through the use of technology?Food Envy is a pioneering product for restaurants, which provides customers with an electronic, visual food menu and the ability to order, straight from the application. The restaurant trade is falling behind when it comes to integrating technology into the industry, Food Envy aims to change that and bring restaurants back into the 21st century, in line with what their technology savvy customers want to see.Food Envy is divided into sections; drinks, starters, mains and desserts. Customers will choose what they wish to order from a range of tempting images, which are provided by the restaurant. Details of the meal will be shown and a section for customers to eliminate any part they do not wish to include. Customers can also filter the meals shown by; popularity, calorie count or intolerance, such as dairy-free - empowering the customer in their choice.
