FBS Quarter 4 LAS 1 Week 1
FBS Quarter 4 LAS 1 Week 1
In this lesson, you will learn about the room service which is one of the competencies
in the Food and Beverage Services. You will also learn how to take and process room service
orders, how to set –up trays and trolleys, how to present and serve food and beverage orders,
how to present room service account, also how to clear away room service equipment. One
thing is more exciting in this section is it will help you more in developing your communication
and demonstration skills by following the given establishment standard procedure.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
Room Service – Also known as “in-room dining”, one of the offered services in the hotel
where the guest orders will be delivered to their rooms.
Credit Card – A small plastic card issued by a bank, allow the holder to purchase goods and
service on credit.
Trolley - Used in serving guest orders or used in delivering foods to the rooms
Cutlery – Are the materials used in dinning, like dinner knife, dinner fork.
Bill Folder – It is where the bill and the payment of the guest are being put.
This is the flow in taking up the room service through telephone conversation.
A. ROOM SERVICE TELEPHONE CONVERSATION:
1. Answer the telephone on the first ring.
2. State room service department and greet the caller
3. Get the caller’s: a. Room Number b. Full name of the caller
4. Take the order of the customer (the customer will instantly state hid order base from
the menu in the room.)
a. Listen and write the order of the guest
b. Do the suggestive selling
c. Repeat the order and confirm for the finalization.
5. Ask the guest for the time of delivery of the food and how the guest wanted to settle
his/her bill (is it in cash, credit card or charge to the account.)
6. Thank you & bid goodbye
Read and understand the sample script of the room service attendant on how it is done.
Familiarize the procedure, making sure to speak clearly and fluently to make it
understandable to the guest
Room Service Telephone Conversation Script
Attendant: Hello, good morning room service department. This is (NAME) speaking. How
many I help you?
Guest: Good morning. Can I order for my breakfast?
Attendant: Yes, ma’am/ sir. But before that may I know who’s in the line and your number
please? Or your complete name and your room number please.
Guest: I am (NAME) and my room number is 143.
Attendant: Ma’am, we have 3 types of breakfast: Continental, Traditional and American
breakfast. What would you prefer maám?
Guest: Traditional Breakfast
Attendant: In traditional breakfast, we offer 2 types of main course. We have pork adobo
with 1 cup of rice and fried chicken with 1 cup of rice. Which one would you like to have
ma’am/ sir?
Guest: Pork Adobo
Attendant: We offer fresh fruits, ma’am/ sir. Would you like to have 2 slices of mango, 2
slices of melon or 1 piece of banana?