Menu scheduling + pre-orders

Customers see Friday's menu on Tuesday.

Plan your week, set meal times, let customers pre-order. Cook the exact amount you need. No more "you have curry today?" calls — they already know.

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Why plan ahead

Cook to demand, not guesswork.

Plan your week, sell ahead

Set Friday's curry goat on Tuesday. Customers see it, pre-order, and you cook the right amount — no more guessing or wasting.

Different menus by time of day

Breakfast mannish-water from 7-10am. Lunch oxtail from 11-3pm. The menu switches automatically. Customers see what's available right now.

Predictable income, less waste

When customers pre-order, you know how many to cook. Less leftover, less spoilage, more profit on every pot.

A real week, planned ahead

Customers see this on Sunday. Pre-orders roll in all week.

Day
Special
Available
Pre-orders
Mon
Stew Peas
Lunch · 11am–3pm
12 ordered
Tue
Curry Chicken
Lunch · 11am–3pm
18 ordered
Wed
Brown Stew Fish
Lunch · 11am–3pm
9 ordered
Thu
Oxtail
Lunch · 11am–3pm
24 ordered
Fri
Curry Goat (Special)
Lunch · 11am–3pm
31 ordered

That's 94 pre-orders across the week — cooked to order, sold before you start.

One menu, three windows

The menu switches itself. Customers see only what's serving right now.

Breakfast

7am – 10am

  • Mannish water
  • Ackee & saltfish
  • Liver & green banana

Lunch

11am – 3pm

  • Curry goat
  • Stew peas
  • Brown stew chicken

Dinner

5pm – 9pm

  • Jerk chicken
  • Escovitch fish
  • Rice & peas

"I used to make too much, throw out the rest. Now Friday morning I see I have 31 pre-orders for curry goat — I know exactly how much to cook. No waste."

— What cook shops save

Common questions

Yes. Set a "preorder cutoff" for each meal period (e.g., "order by 8am for lunch") and customers can place orders a day or week ahead. You see the totals each morning.

Both still work. Pre-orders fill your day in advance, and walk-ins come on top. Customers who message during business hours see only what's available right now.

Yes — that's exactly what meal periods are for. Each item can be tagged to one or more periods. Breakfast items hide at 11am, lunch items appear, and so on.

You get a daily preorder summary: "12 oxtail, 8 curry chicken, 5 stew peas." You cook to order, not to guess.

Plan your week. Sell it ahead.

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