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Food and Beverage
- A restaurant is a place where food and drinks are prepared for customers in return for money.
2. What was the first-ever restaurant called and where did it originate from?
- The first-ever restaurant was called a 'Public Dining Room' and originated from France.
- The role of a restaurant includes preparing and serving good food & drinks, providing friendly
service, creating a good atmosphere, ensuring health and safety, maintaining honesty, and
offering good value for money.
- The main concepts of a restaurant are the main product lines of the menu, such as
Vietnamese food, pizza, hamburgers, or coffee shop.
- Restaurants are generally classified into three groups: quick service/fast food (low price),
medium scale/casual dining (medium price), and upscale (high-end price with great quality and
full table service).
- A franchise is the right to use a brand name, where a store, business, or restaurant can
operate under the brand name license and sell the company's goods.
- Fast-casual dining is a type of restaurant that offers higher quality food and atmosphere than
fast food restaurants, but does not provide full table service.
- Cafés are more focused on food over coffee, offering a selection of sandwiches, cakes, and
popular breakfast and lunch menus.
- A pub is short for 'Public House' and is a place where people meet to drink and socialize,
serving many types of beers and food menus.
- Casual dining is also known as 'family style dining', providing a relaxed atmosphere with sit-
down table service and a range of themes like Italian, Mexican, or Indian.
- A buffet is a self-service casual dining experience where guests have a variety of foods to
choose from without a menu.
- Fine dining restaurants are described as upscale establishments with an elegant atmosphere,
high-quality food, high-end service, professional staff, and expensive but worth the experience
food and wine.
15. What does fast food service scale refer to?
- Fast food service scale refers to quick service with ordering from the counter.
- Fast casual service scale refers to quick service with ordering from the counter, but with better
quality food than fast food restaurants.
- Cafe service scale refers to casual service, well-known for coffees and offering a menu
selection of sandwiches, soups, pastas, and cakes.
- Pub service scale refers to casual service with a variety of beers and a medium food menu.
- Casual dining service scale refers to a sit-down table service with a medium range of prices.
- Buffet service scale refers to self-service with all-you-can-eat options, except for drinks.
- Fine dining service scale refers to table service with high-end quality of food and wines,
provided by professional staff.
- Friendly people.