Kitchen Communication Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

Should communication be clear?

A

Yes

Clear communication is essential for effective interaction.

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2
Q

Should communication be concise?

A

Yes

Conciseness helps in delivering messages efficiently.

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3
Q

What shouldn’t be assumed?

A

Kitchen-knows

Assumptions can lead to misunderstandings.

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4
Q

How many cover numbers stated?

A

Correct/Clear

Accurate cover numbers are crucial for service.

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5
Q

When should course breaks be used?

A

Strategically

Course breaks help manage service flow.

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6
Q

Do course breaks stop food?

A

Yes

Course breaks can pause food service.

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7
Q

When is course break unnecessary?

A

For-quick-dishes

Quick dishes may not require breaks.

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8
Q

How long do grill items take?

A

45-mins

Timing is important for meal preparation.

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9
Q

Is grill timing communicated?

A

Yes

Communication of timing ensures coordination.

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10
Q

Are tight outbys mentioned?

A

Yes

Mentioning tight outbys helps in planning.

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11
Q

When is this relevant?

A

Lunch/Pre-theatre

Timing is critical during busy service periods.

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12
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Are VIPs communicated?

A

Yes

VIP communication is essential for special service.

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13
Q

Should large groups dessert be ordered early?

A

Yes

Early ordering helps in managing service speed.

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14
Q

Why order dessert early?

A

Speed-of-service

Early orders improve overall service efficiency.

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15
Q

Should chef be checked with?

A

Yes

Checking with the chef ensures accuracy in orders.

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16
Q

Does chef answer questions?

A

Yes

The chef is a key resource for information.

17
Q

Are Palm Room orders checked?

A

Yes

Checking orders is crucial for service accuracy.

18
Q

Who checks Palm Room orders?

A

Section-waiter

The section-waiter is responsible for order verification.

19
Q

Should chef be interrupted?

A

No

Interrupting the chef can disrupt workflow.

20
Q

Should words be clear?

A

Yes

Clarity in words prevents confusion.

21
Q

Is eye contact important?

A

Yes

Eye contact enhances communication effectiveness.

22
Q

Is noise an issue?

A

Yes

Noise can hinder communication in the kitchen.

23
Q

Where should noise be low?

A

Kitchen

A quiet kitchen is essential for effective communication.

24
Q

Are instructions important?

A

Yes

Clear instructions are vital for smooth operations.

25
Who gives **instructions**?
Head-chef ## Footnote The head-chef is responsible for directing the team.
26
What's at the **pass**?
Docket-printer/Docket-spike ## Footnote The pass is a critical area for order management.
27
Should **dockets** be touched?
Only-with-permission ## Footnote Respecting boundaries is important in the kitchen.
28
Who stocks **pass**?
FOH ## Footnote Front of House staff manage the pass area.
29
What needs **stocking**?
* Service-cutlery * Trays * Napkins * Teaspoons ## Footnote Proper stocking ensures readiness for service.
30
Who stocks during **shift**?
Food-runner ## Footnote Food-runners play a key role in maintaining supplies.