Mise En Place For Lounge and BAR

Service staff:

• Prepare the mise-en-place for chinaware as trained.
•  Pick up the washed chinaware from the shelves located in the dish-washing area and deliver them to the polishing area.
• Prepare hot water in a stainless steel pot, and polish every item, using a chinaware towel.
•  Deliver the polished chinaware to the service station using trays.

Glassware:

• Pick up the washed glassware from the shelves located in the dishwashing area, and deliver them to the polishing area by using glass racks.
•  Prepare hot water in a stainless steel pot, steam the glasses in/over hot water, and polish them using glass towels.
•  Check the glasses for chips, scratches, lipstick marks, etc.
•  Hold the glass by the stem or base with a polishing towel after it has been polished.
•  Deliver the polished gasses to the service station using the appropriate trays.

For flatware polishing, i.e., forks, knives, spoons, etc. :

• Pick up the washed flatware from the dish-washing area, and deliver the items to the polishing area using trays or racks
•  Prepare hot water in a stainless steel pot, put the flatware into the hot water before polishing and polishing using a silverware towel
•  Check the flatware for any damage, bends, or scratches.
•  Hold with a cleaning towel after polishing, and deliver to the service station using the appropriate trays.
•  Make sure all flatware is stacked neatly in the assigned service station drawers.

Condiments and sauce bottle:

• Collect all the SauceSauce - A Flavourful liquid; usually thickened which is used to enhance the flavour and give moistur... bottles and transfer the contents from bottle to bottle until full but do not mix brands.
•  Wipe the top with a wet cloth and the entire bottle if dirty.
•  Prepare hot water in a stainless steel pot, and put all the sauce bottle caps into hot water for about 10 minutes. Take out the caps wipe them with a clean wet cloth and polish them with a dry towel.
•  Deliver the bottles to the service station after cleaning.

Salt and pepper set (cruet set):

• Collect all salt and pepper containers in one place, remove the caps, and clean the exterior of the containers.
•  Refill with new salt or pepper until 90 % full. No salt or pepper containers shall have less than half of their capacity.
•  Wipe and polish the tops and caps (check that holes are clear on the caps), and deliver them to the service station after cleaning.

Napkin folding:

• Pick up fresh napkins from the linen room during the authorized hours, twice a day.
•  FoldFold / Folding - The process of gently mixing of one ingredient with another. the napkins in a designated shape according to the Manager’s or Supervisor’s instructions.
•  Deliver to the service station after folding.

Fill up the service station and bring the following items according to the established par stock :

1. Water pitchers
2.  Sugar bowls
3.  Sauce bottles
4.  Table clothes
5.  Matches
6.  Flatware
7.  Toothpick holders
8.  Salt and pepper sets
9.  Ashtrays
10.  Coffee cups
11.  Service trays
12.  Water goblets
13.  Fill up the ice container.

Training Summary questions:

Q1. How to prepare china ware for service?   

Q2. Steps for checking Condiments and sauce bottle?     

Q3. How to check the ‘cruet set’?

Q4. How to fold napkins? Give examples of different types of folding.

Q5. What items are to be available as per par stock?

SOP Number: Food and Beverage Service SOP  -12 
Department: Food and Beverage Service – General
Date Issued: DATE THE DOCUMENT WAS CREATED
Time to Train: 25 Min