Building Strong Independent White Label Brand

If Your Restaurant Revenue Is Solely Coming From Walk-In Customers, Then There Is Less Room To Grow.

Brand marketing is a complete way of looking at your business marketing. It's about leveraging your brand value to its fullest potentials.

1. Strong Brand Marketing Uses Food As Connection

At the restaurant, it's rare if I didn't come by each table and introduce myself. To break the ice, often times, I'd bring little gift of our samples, appetizers, cocktail shots or sweet desserts. Then watch the conversations open up. a ting is social. The majority of social events involve food. There is something about eating in social gathering that helps to bring people together. Food is a shared experience. There is an old saying that iIf you can’t find a common topic with a person, then try talk about food! Immediately, notice their eyes will shine and they’ll tell you all about their favorite.

There is an old saying.."Every bite takes you home..." I love it so much. Food makes us feel good, alive and vibrant. For foodie, in addition to having a full belly, there is something very satisfying about trying new things, being exposed to new color, taste and experience. Food connects us all. Food connects us to each other, to our own pasts and identities/memories, and nature and its original. Best of all, food connects us to the world around us. Again, eating is a social thing.

2. Strong Brand Marketing Uses Food As Experience

Attitudes of consumers towards food depends on many attributes, which interns affects in different ways on their preferences, lead to acceptance and the selection of one dish over another. Infact, in the recent observation by our own Chefs and our team of staff how can we change the consumer deception of our food through art, good dining experience and education. We have been having fun with the experimentation on how the look of the food can change the perception of consumer behavior.

“We all eat, and it would be a sad waste of opportunity to eat badly.” -Anna Thomas

Based on observation, the way food is arranged on the plate actually affects our perception of taste and our enjoyment of a dish - another demonstration of just how interlinked our senses really are. Here, food presentation is taken seriously because it is what the customers will judge the establishments on. In any society, the first impressions always matter. In culinary scene is no different. We have found that food presentation has significantly impacted on the way in which customers consume their foods, the different color, shape, size and variety of food.

3. Strong Brand Marketing Uses Food As Art of Expression

In restaurant branding, consumer is always at the center on what we do. As a Brand manager, I believe developing a good relationship with the target market and how brand is perceived in the market is another key point in restaurant branding. Food is an art. And beautiful art is another language. If you can communicate with your customers with food art, you will find that connection.

“You don’t need a silver fork to eat good food.” -Paul Prudhomme

When something is beautifully is presented onto your place your mind often changes the way you judge the food. When it comes to food, looks matter. Most great chefs spend as much time thinking about how to present a dish as they do the ingredients. For our chefs, the art of plating food is where they find they can be the most creative. This is where domain. Most of our chefs admit that they're always have to think about the next step, how they can improve themselves in terms of technique, creativity, texture, looks. They always have to work to be more creative. It’s very exciting part of what they do.

“There is no sincerer love than the love of food.” -George Bernard Shaw

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"Hi, I'm Chez. Your brand identity should speak to your target market, addressing their specific needs in a language they can relate to. Getting to know your target audience allows your marketing to be finely targeted."