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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