Arranging a restaurant cooking line around the menu

Commercial restaurant cooking line with range, griddle, fryer and oven under an extraction hood

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Map cooking tasks, appliance sequence, extraction and landing space to support a practical restaurant line.

What it does and where it fits

A cooking line groups equipment according to the sequence in which dishes are prepared. Menu mix, simultaneous orders and staff movement influence the arrangement.

How it differs from related equipment

Placing every appliance in a row does not ensure a useful workflow. Landing zones, handoffs, hot holding and extraction should be considered alongside equipment selection.

What to confirm before choosing

List high-volume dishes, identify shared tasks and mark prep-to-pass movement. Review equipment dimensions, safe clearances and ventilation with the project team.

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