This document describes different styles of food service:
- Buffet or smorgasbord service allows customers to select their own food from a food counter or buffet table.
- Counter service involves customers ordering at a counter where food is assembled and payment is made. This is common at fast food restaurants.
- Plate service involves food being prepared in the kitchen and arranged on individual plates before being served.
- Platter service involves food being pre-arranged on a large platter and portioned out to individual plates at the table.
- Family style involves food being placed in central dishes on the table to be passed around and shared by all.
This document describes different styles of food service:
- Buffet or smorgasbord service allows customers to select their own food from a food counter or buffet table.
- Counter service involves customers ordering at a counter where food is assembled and payment is made. This is common at fast food restaurants.
- Plate service involves food being prepared in the kitchen and arranged on individual plates before being served.
- Platter service involves food being pre-arranged on a large platter and portioned out to individual plates at the table.
- Family style involves food being placed in central dishes on the table to be passed around and shared by all.
This document describes different styles of food service:
- Buffet or smorgasbord service allows customers to select their own food from a food counter or buffet table.
- Counter service involves customers ordering at a counter where food is assembled and payment is made. This is common at fast food restaurants.
- Plate service involves food being prepared in the kitchen and arranged on individual plates before being served.
- Platter service involves food being pre-arranged on a large platter and portioned out to individual plates at the table.
- Family style involves food being placed in central dishes on the table to be passed around and shared by all.
where food items are arranged either in food counter or in an assembly line or buffet table Buffet service or smorgasbord As the term implies, requires waiters or attendants to attend to the needs of the diner following certain styles of service. foods are already prepared and displayed in a food counter, ready to be served Payment may be done through the
cashier who is usually positioned at
the end of the counter, Diners approach a counter where they give their order to a counter attendant, who then assembles the items, fills the orders and receives payment This service is very common among
food chain like Mc Do, Jollibee,
Chowking etc. Plate service Food is prepared in the kitchen and arranged
in individual plates, ready to be served to
guests. Plated food is served at the right side of the
guest Platter service or silver service Food is pre-arranged in a platter with enough
serving for one table for 6; then waiter dishes
it out from the platter to individual plates of guests from the left side It guarantees equal portioning of food that is
pre-cut an pre-portioned in the kitchen.
Table side preparation/ Gueridon service Food is partially prepared and pre-cut in the
kitchen then completed in a gueridon at the
side of the guests’ table with some showmanship. Family style Food is arranged in a platter or bowl and