The restaurant kitchen
Your own individual brand with a single menu. With the same layout as a regular restaurant, minus the seating area and only offering food for delivery. The equipment is equivalent to a restaurant kitchen.
The shared kitchen
Several of your brands in one kitchen; combines the typical layout of two or three kitchens into one shared kitchen, with various multifunctional and conventional equipment shared between brands; no dining area. All brands belong to one company.
The flexible central kitchen
Central production kitchens to supply your satellites. Can also be perfect for supplying food trucks or other mobile solutions used only to serve food.
The lessor/KaaS (Kitchen as a Service)
Fitted-out, shared spaces designed so that each brand can complete it’s own kitchen. The only shared areas include the dishwashing station, storage, etc. Shared kitchen-prep space is sometimes provided.
The multifunctional service provider
A single operator runs multiple proprietary and independent brands in one shared kitchen with multiple production stations. Highest flexibility per location, best utilization of staff and equipment.