FNB Report
FNB Report
This assisted service involves the customer in two method of food service, namely table service and
self-service. Here the server is usually responsible for the service of both food and alcoholic beverages
on their tables. They will be assisted by chefs/ carver at the carvery point for the service of the main
course.
All food items are served onto plates should be attractively presented and arrange. If food has not
already been pre-plated. It should be served onto plate using a service spoon in one hand and a service
fork in the other hand. And should be place nearly on the customer plate.
HOT FOOD
The hot food service counter should not be left attended once service begin
Staff should arrange for someone to take their place if they have to leave the area
Spillage should be wipe up immediately.
When service it is important to adhere to portion control specification
When a dish of hot food is only one third half full the kitchen should informed that more will be
needed
Plates must be kept well stocked
Hot food items left too long in the hot food service counter, prior service may deteriorate
Staff should ensure holding temperature are set for the hot counter
SALAD BAR
A constant check on food levels on the salad bar
Bowls and plates should never be replenished at the counter
Service spoon , slices etc. should be replced to their respective bowls, dishes and plates.
Spillages should wipes immediately
Salad bar should be tidy
Regular check on the supply of salad bowls, plates for salad counter service should be made
DINNING AREA
BAR SERVICE
Food and Beverages in bars may be served to customer at the bar seated at the table. If customer are to
be served at the tables then the procedure of this are based on table service.