New services at fast food restaurants

Consider a new service at a fast food restaurant.

ChatGPT:
When considering the services of new fast food restaurants, it would be a good idea to incorporate the needs of today's consumers and the evolution of technology. Below are some ideas:

1. Smart Ordering: Presents recommended menus and new products based on past purchase history and preferences when ordering through an app or in-store touch screen.

2. Sustainable packaging: As an environmental consideration, we offer a service to put food in your own container. We introduced a system where you can get discounts and points by bringing specific containers.

3. Global Taste Experience: Each month, we will feature fast food from different countries and regions around the world and offer a menu that incorporates it.

4. Health-conscious menus: Display calories and nutritional values in real-time to help you customize and make healthy choices.

5. Virtual Reality Experiences: Using headsets to provide dining experiences in different locations and environments. For example: a picnic experience on the beach or in the mountains.

6. Drive-thru revolution: Introduce a system that recognizes the license plate number of the car, and promptly provide the previous order history and orders registered in the app in advance.

7. Customization of food: A service that allows you to customize and order toppings, sauces, ingredients, etc. according to your taste.

8. Seasonal Local Ingredient Menu: Offer a seasonal menu using local seasonal ingredients.

9. Diet support: For people on a diet, we provide advice and support for menu selection considering necessary calories and nutrients.

10. Entertainment service: A service where you can enjoy entertainment such as short films, anime, and games using tablets and smartphones on the table.

By further refining these ideas in accordance with customer needs and market conditions, the possibility of success as a new fast food restaurant service increases.

I also thought about new services at fast food restaurants.
How about the following services?

Menu sorted by calorie
menu for seniors
menus for people with specific illnesses
Protein-rich menu for building muscle
A service that excludes ingredients that you are not good at
A service that lets you know the congestion status of a store online
A service that collects points when you leave the store in a short time

ChatGPT:
Great idea! We will try to provide feedback and additional suggestions for each service.

1. Menu sorted by calories:
   This is a very attractive service for health and diet conscious customers. Especially for those who are controlling calories, it will be easier to choose.

2. Menu for the elderly:
   Offering menus tailored to the needs of older people, such as low-salt, soft ingredients, and smaller portions, is a good approach.

3. Menus for people with certain diseases:
   Health-specific menus, such as those for people with diabetes or high blood pressure, will be in great demand.

4. A protein-rich menu for building muscle:
   It seems to be popular among people who are doing fitness boom and muscle training. Think protein smoothies or high-protein burgers.

5. A service that excludes ingredients that you don't like:
   Customization according to allergies and preferences is a service that improves customer comfort.

6. A service that lets you know the congestion status of a store online:
   This service is especially useful for those who want to avoid peak hours or want to finish their meal in a short time. Checking via QR code or app is possible.

7. A service that collects points when you leave the store in a short time:
   This is very beneficial because it can increase the turnover rate on the store side as well. By introducing a system that earns points for short stays, there are benefits for customers as well.

The above ideas are very effective as a service tailored to the needs and lifestyles of many consumers. During the actual introduction, the key to success will be further brushing up while incorporating customer feedback.