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• A A Navaneethakrishnan (2019H1490848P)
• Satyarth Kumar (2019H1490856P)
• Rajdeep Basu (2019H1490838P)
Research Background
The fundamental purpose of any business is to create value for customers and then extract some of
that value for the company in the form of profit. The restaurant business is no exception and the
extent to which the eateries succeed in creating high value for its customers leads to loyalty,
satisfaction and profitability.
This research is aimed at studying the significant influence of restaurant ambience, service quality
and food quality on customers’ satisfaction. For our study we have selected a restaurant called
GREENFIELD in the locality of CP (C’Not) in the university campus of BITS PILANI, Pilani Campus,
India. Greenfield serves a variety of cuisine and has both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options to
choose from. It is located in close proximity to other eateries such as Kamal’s, Sharma and Nobles
etc. We will study the ambiance, food quality and service quality at Greenfield and try to know the
relationship between the aforementioned factors with customer satisfaction.
Hypothesis
H1. There is a significant and direct relationship between customer satisfaction and their
behavioural intentions at Greenfield restaurant.
H2. There is a significant and direct relationship between restaurant ambience and customer
satisfaction level at Greenfield restaurant.
H3. There is a significant and direct relationship between restaurant ambience and customer
behavioural intentions at Greenfield restaurant.
H4. There is a significant and direct relationship between service quality and customer
satisfaction level at Greenfield restaurant.
H5. There is a significant and direct relationship between service quality and customer
behavioural intentions at Greenfield restaurant.
H6. There is a significant and direct relationship between food quality and customer satisfaction
level at Greenfield restaurant.
H7. There is a significant and direct relationship between price-value ratio (economic value) and
customer satisfaction level at Greenfield restaurant.
Research approach
A quantitative survey will be conducted. Sampling will be done with the aim of collecting
representative sample of 12-30 years of customers from different ethnic backgrounds.
The traditional approach of modelling the restaurant experience measures in terms of product
attributes such as quality of food, quality of service, the restaurant ambience. Customer value
dimensions are measured by how customers perceive the experience in terms of functional value
and economic value. This perception is based on the basis of benefits and costs i.e. the perceived
value.
This will further help us to understand which restaurant factors act as points of parity or points of
difference. Thus, we can have a better understanding of the behavioural intentions of the customers
i.e. loyalty and satisfaction.
Research Model