Rolls by name, bowls by build, and what is out tonight.
Wolf Eats is an AI agent that answers your sushi bar's phone and takes the order against your menu. Rolls by name, bowls with their required choices, and the items that are 86'd tonight, read back with the total and confirmed by the caller in a text.
Made for: Sushi bars with a takeout phone · Poke counters with build-your-own bowls · Japanese restaurants with a to-go window · Lunch spots near offices
Agent: Sakura Roll, thanks for calling. What can I get for you?
Caller: Two spicy tuna rolls, a rainbow roll, and a salmon poke bowl with brown rice.
Agent: Two spicy tuna rolls and a rainbow roll. The salmon poke bowl with brown rice: which mix-ins, and which sauce?
Caller: Edamame and cucumber, no onions, spicy mayo. Extra ginger on the rolls.
Agent: Edamame, cucumber, no onions, spicy mayo, and extra ginger. A name for the order?
Caller: Theo.
Agent: Theo, two spicy tuna rolls, a rainbow roll with extra ginger, and a salmon poke bowl on brown rice with edamame, cucumber, no onions, spicy mayo. $44.90 with tax, ready in 20 minutes. Texting it now; reply YES and the kitchen starts.
An example. The restaurant, the caller and the prices are invented; the shape is what every call sounds like.
- A bowl order with six choices is taken as free text and built wrong.
- The salmon is out and the phone sells it anyway.
- Rolls with similar names, rainbow and dragon and caterpillar, get swapped on the ticket.
- The phone rings during the dinner seating and the host picks it up between tables.
Builds with required choices
A poke bowl is a base, a protein, the mix-ins and the sauce, each a required choice on the menu. The agent asks for each, prices the bowl on the server, and reads the build back in order.
What is out tonight stays out
Availability comes from the menu. When the salmon is 86'd, the agent does not sell it, and offers what you listed instead. It never promises what the kitchen does not have.
Rolls by name, read back by name
Each roll is a line with its count. The read-back says the roll's full name, so the rainbow and the dragon never trade places on the ticket.
The extras and the chopsticks
Extra ginger, no wasabi, brown rice instead of white: each is a choice on the item, read back and shown on the ticket in its own line.
Sakura Roll order for Theo: 2 spicy tuna roll; 1 rainbow roll; extra ginger; 1 salmon poke bowl, brown rice, edamame, cucumber, no onions, spicy mayo. Total $44.90. Pickup in 20 min. Reply YES to confirm, or tell me what to change.
Nothing reaches the kitchen until the caller replies YES. A change comes back priced, for another YES.
#56 · THEO · PICKUP 7:40 2 SPICY TUNA ROLL 1 RAINBOW ROLL EXTRA GINGER 1 SALMON POKE · BROWN RICE · EDAMAME · CUCUMBER NO ONIONS · SPICY MAYO Confirmed by text 7:20
The same order as a tile on the kitchen screen, with a timer, Start, Bump and Print.
In the caller's language, and the kitchen's
The phone answers in English, Spanish or French, whichever the caller speaks. The ticket can come out in Japanese or any of sixteen languages for the kitchen, with the roll names the way your menu spells them.
AI phone ordering for sushi and poke, in plain words
AI phone ordering for sushi and poke means an AI agent on your own number that takes the order against your menu, reads it back with the total, texts the caller to confirm, and sends only a confirmed order to the kitchen. Wolf Eats answers three calls at once, in about two seconds, on a number in your area code or the number you already have, from $99 a month.
Straight answers.
Can it take a build-your-own poke bowl?
Yes. Base, protein, mix-ins and sauce are required choices on the bowl. The agent asks for each, prices the bowl on the server, and reads the build back in order before the text goes out.
What if the salmon is out?
Availability comes from your menu. An item you mark out stays out, the agent does not sell it, and it offers what you listed instead. It never promises what the kitchen does not have.
Does it read rolls back by their full names?
Yes. Each roll is a line with its count and its full name in the read-back, the text and the ticket, so similar names never get swapped.
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