New Menu Item Feedback
Test a new dish with the people who just ate it: taste, portion, price, and keep-or-kill.
5 questions · 1 page · about 1 minute to answer · fully editable after you start
Menu development ends at the table, not in the kitchen. This survey catches guests right after trying a new item and asks the launch questions: taste verdict, portion size, whether the price felt right for what arrived, and the binary that matters – should this earn a permanent place on the menu.
Run it for the first four weeks of any new item with a table card QR. Fifty verdicts beat any tasting panel, and the would-order-again number gives an early read on reorders before the sales data arrives.
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You tried our new dish
This survey is about a new dish you have tried. Tell us what you thought of the taste, the portion and the price, so we can decide whether it stays on the menu. It takes about 1 minute.
Q1.How was the taste?*
Q2.The portion size was...
- Too small
- Just right
- Too large
Q3.For what you got, the price felt...*
- A bargain
- Fair
- A bit high
- Too high
Q4.Should it stay on the menu?*
- Definitely - I would order it again
- Yes, with tweaks
- No
Q5.What exactly would you tweak?
Asked only if the answer to Q4 is “Yes, with tweaks”.
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