Customer Service Training Manual

Customer Service Training Manual

Steps of Learning


1. Greeting and Seating

  • All guests are welcomed at the entrance.
  • Greet the guest warmly.
  • Ask for the guest’s name and contact information to acknowledge them.
  • Use the guest’s name at least twice during the conversation.
  • Adjust table settings to accommodate the number of guests.

2. Menu Presentation

  • Ensure all menus are clean and in good condition.
  • Present the menu on the guest table with a nice gesture.

3. Water Serving

  • Ask guests for their choice of water: “room temperature or cold.”
  • Place the bottle on the table.
  • Pick glasses from the bottom and place them nicely according to the guest count.
  • Check if guests need anything else.

4. Order Taking Service Standards

  • Staff should approach the guest’s table within 10 seconds with a warm smile and polite attitude.
  • Always prepare a mobile device and the PP captain app for order-taking.
  • Obtain the customer’s contact number for the order; the name should automatically appear for selection.
  • Take the order and ask for preferences when applicable (e.g., spicy or mild).
  • Inquire if they want food served in a specific order (starters first, drinks later).
  • Repeat the guest's order to confirm accuracy.
  • Inform guests of the expected service time.

5. POS / KOT (Point of Sale / Kitchen Order Ticket)

  • Double-check all keyed-in orders before sending them to the kitchen.
  • Number the order to indicate the serving sequence (1. 2. 3. 4. 5…).

6. Food Service

  • Ensure hygienic handling of food.
  • Maintain a clean salver tray.
  • Avoid food spills.
  • Serve food nicely and softly call out the names of dishes as they are placed on the table.
  • Ask, “Do you need anything, Sir/Ma’am?” before leaving.

7. Guest Departure and Fond Farewell

  • Thank the guest by name and bid farewell to all members of the party.
  • Help customers leave their table, ensuring ladies exit first.
  • Always say, “Hope to see you again.”
  • Reset the table immediately after the guests depart.

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