This is a business project for the servicescape design of a Chinese restaurant.
The University of Luton plans to build an atrium over the car park in front of "B" block, where will house a number of eating facilities including this Chinese restaurant. A few factors about the management of a restaurant should be considered firstly before making actual decisions about the servicescape design.
The Multi-Cultural Background
Being aware of the multi-cultural background in Luton, it is essential to cognize the importance of respecting local customs and habits, which should be reflected in the servicescape design as well as the management.
Defining Targeted Market Segment
The targeted customers contain:
local residents who are interested in Chinese dishes as well as Chinese traditional culture;
Students and lecturers of University of Luton.
Business man who works in Luton.
To design the servicescape for a Chinese restaurant in practice, the three steps listed below can give you more suggestions and bring you more ideas.
Valued Customer
restaurant in China
University of Bedfordshire's Luton campusStep 1: Defining the Type of Servicescape
Step 2: Clarifying Roles of the Servicescape
Step 3: Understanding Servicescape Services Effects on Behavior
Step 1: Defining the Type of Servicescape
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