Keep family dining and parcels moving together
Greater Chennai Corporation lists Panagal Park, Natesan Park and Jeeva Park in T. Nagar. Our park-inspired illustration reflects that local identity. A full street address remains essential for a restaurant visit; “near Panagal Park” alone may not identify the entrance.
Local reference: Greater Chennai Corporation: city parks. Use the restaurant exercises below with your own menu.
Keep each service type recognisable
Use one family table order and two takeaway orders in the same exercise. Have the kitchen identify the destination of every ticket, then have the cashier find the correct running bill. Confirm the supported way to distinguish service types using your own restaurant configuration.
Check a second round after a parcel interruption
Start a table order, complete a parcel bill, then return to the table and add a dish. The first round must remain intact. Ask the operator to point to the new kitchen instruction and compare its quantity with the table’s final bill.
Arrange the packing spot away from billing decisions
Sketch where parcels wait and where customers see their bills. The software demo should be accompanied by a physical handover check: who picks up the ticket, who verifies contents and who confirms that the customer has the right parcel?
Prepare your T. Nagar demo
- One family table and two parcels
- A second-round item after an interruption
- A packing-bench sketch
- A cashier-to-packer handover routine