TechServe F&B Technology Lab
Init
P1 · Outlet
P2 · POS
P3 · QR Menu
P4 · Feedback
Whole-Class Simulation · Instructor-Led

Build a restaurant
that survives lunch rush.

Four phases. Each one gates the next. The class configures a real POS, designs a QR menu, and handles a service crisis — and nothing advances until it would survive live service. Project this. Type the class's answers. Hit Validate together.

01

Outlet Initialization

Every config decision flows from who the outlet is.
A hotel is a property, not an outlet. Pick one revenue center and define it. A steakhouse and a vegan café have completely different POS trees.
02

POS Architecture

Petpooja / Oracle MICROS logic — the part the guest never sees.
Map 5 diverse items (≥1 customizable beverage, ≥1 customizable dish) into the backend: Major & Family Groups, forced modifiers, and food vs. beverage tax brackets.
03

QR Menu UI/UX

The guest-facing flow. Scrolling behaviour dictates what sells.
Design the digital flow for revenue. What's at the top & why? How does the cross-sell fire? Build a real "Make it a Combo" bundle.
04

Digital Feedback & Service Recovery

Contain the complaint privately — before it hits Google.
Design a 3-question micro-survey that fires on digital payment. Then: a guest rates 2★"the latte was melted & watered down by the time my bowl arrived." Draft the automated recovery. Twist: that complaint is the failure mode of the class's own combo coursing rule.
Simulation Complete
🏁 Certified.

The class built a backend that survives lunch rush, a menu that converts, and a recovery loop that closes the exact failure their own architecture was meant to prevent.