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Dish data, a restaurant network, a supply network: three networks a restaurant uses every day

A public library of multilingual dishes and ingredients, an e-menu guests read by scanning, and a supply catalogue that links demand to quotes. Every participant is its own site and owns its data.

Four kinds of node

  • Dish libraryA public library of multilingual dishes and ingredients
  • Restaurant nodeE-menu, tables and orders
  • Supply siteA catalogue of ingredients, supplies and equipment
  • Recommended libraryAdoptable dishes generated from open data

Four services

What the dishes are, who cooks them, where supplies come from, and how it all reaches the table.

What the dishes are

Dish reference data

Multilingual names, categories and cuisines, the fourteen allergens, ingredients and recipes.

Who cooks them

Restaurant network

Open a restaurant on this site, or join with your own website.

Where supplies come from

Supply network

Supply catalogues, restaurant demand and quotes.

Bringing it to the table

E-menu and app

Guests scan and read; owners manage from a phone.

A look at the dish library

What the library holds now. Search by a dish name in any language; each dish comes with its category, cuisine and allergens.

75
Dishes
76
Ingredients
4
Restaurants

75 items

  • Antiguan Breakfast (Chop Up and ‘Saltfish’)

    Main Dishes

    EggsMilk

  • Poached White-cut Chicken

    白切鸡

    Main Dishes · Cantonese

    Soybeans

  • Beef Stroganoff

    俄式奶油炒牛肉

    Main Dishes · russian

    Cereals with gluten

  • Peking Duck

    北京烤鸭

    Main Dishes · Beijing

    No allergens labelled

  • Stone Pot Bibimbap

    韩式石锅拌饭

    Main Dishes · Korean 🌶🌶🌶

    EggsSoybeansSesame

  • Butter Chicken

    印式黄油鸡

    Main Dishes · indian 🌶

    No allergens labelled

  • Cantonese Roast Duck

    广式烧鸭

    Main Dishes · Cantonese

    Cereals with glutenSoybeans

  • Char Siu (BBQ Pork)

    蜜汁叉烧

    Main Dishes · Cantonese

    Cereals with glutenSoybeans

Allergen labels are for reference; the shop's declaration on the day prevails.

How to start

Four steps from registering to a guest reading the menu.

  1. Become a restaurant memberRegister and apply, or install the connector once on your own site.
  2. Set up with the appEnter name, address, currency and default language, then initialise in one step.
  3. Pick dishes from the libraryNames in several languages and allergens are imported together; then check against your own recipe.
  4. Put the QR codes on the tablesOne code per table; guests scan and read.

Membership

Public data is open to all; members can open a restaurant on this site and use the desks and the data centre.

Free

Registered member

Enter the member centre and be notified when data and plugins are updated.

  • All public data and documentation
  • Member centre
  • Update notices

[price]

Restaurant member

Open a restaurant on this site: e-menu, table QR codes, the mobile app and dish import from the library.

  • Everything in the registered level
  • A restaurant on this site
  • Restaurant desk
  • Priced supply catalogue
  • Data centre

[price]

Supplier member

List a supply catalogue and connect to restaurants' supply needs.

  • Everything in the registered level
  • Supplier desk
  • Priced supply catalogue
  • Listing and integration materials
  • Data centre

News and insights

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