Two kitchens under one roof
Most sushi restaurants run two lines at once: the cold bar where rolls and nigiri are cut, and a hot kitchen for tempura, ramen or grilled dishes. An order that mixes both has to come together at the same moment. Bite2u sends each item to the screen of its own station, so the sushi chef only sees what is cut at the bar and the hot line only sees what it has to cook.
Cold stays cold, crisp stays crisp
Raw fish and fried tempura should not share a closed container on the way. Packing cold and hot items separately, not refrigerating the rice and sending ginger, wasabi and sauce in their own small containers protect texture and flavor. Short, well-defined delivery zones matter even more here than for heartier food, because sushi does not forgive a long trip.
Names that customers do not always know
Uramaki, temaki, gunkan, sashimi: many customers order the same two rolls because they are not sure what the rest are. A photo of each piece next to a short description invites them to try something new. On the table QR menu, the text appears in the language of each phone, among six languages, and each dish shows the 14 EU allergens, which helps with fish, shellfish, sesame and soy questions.
Platters, combos and the cost of fish
Fish is the most expensive ingredient in the house, and every slice counts. Combos and platters sell well for delivery, but only if their cost is under control. On the Pro+ plan, Bite2u inventory lowers stock with each sale through recipes, including the fish in each roll, and it reads your supplier invoices from a photo, so you know what is left before the evening service starts.
Ordering direct instead of through an app
Sushi customers tend to order the same favorites week after week, which makes them ideal for a direct link. Your web app opens without a download, shows the menu and photos you choose, and accepts online payment. Instead of a percentage of each order, Bite2u charges one fixed monthly fee, with a 14-day free trial, no contract to stay and setup done for you through WhatsApp.