Spice from one to five, and the dish spelled your way.
Wolf Eats is an AI agent that answers your Thai restaurant's phone and takes the order against your menu. The dish, the protein, the spice level and the extra basil, matched to what the caller means and read back in your spelling, confirmed by the caller in a text.
Made for: Thai restaurants with a takeout phone · Noodle and curry counters · Family Thai kitchens with delivery drivers · Lunch-special spots near offices
Agent: Bangkok Garden, thanks for calling. What can I get for you?
Caller: Pad see ew with tofu, medium spicy, and a green curry with chicken.
Agent: Pad see ew with tofu, spice level three, and green curry with chicken. What spice on the curry?
Caller: Make that a four. Add extra basil to the pad see ew.
Agent: Green curry at four, extra basil on the pad see ew. Jasmine rice comes with the curry. A name for the order?
Caller: Jess.
Agent: Jess, pad see ew with tofu at three with extra basil, and green curry with chicken at four with jasmine rice. $31.75 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.
- "Pad see ew" is said six ways and heard a seventh, and the caller gets pad thai.
- Medium spicy means something different to every caller and every cook.
- The protein is a price change the caller never hears until the counter.
- The lunch rush is a line at the register and a phone nobody can reach.
The dish the caller means, in your spelling
The menu lookup matches what the caller says to the dish you sell, however they pronounce it, and reads it back in your spelling. The ticket carries your name for it, not a guess.
Spice as a number
Spice is a choice from one to five, or mild, medium, Thai hot, whatever your menu says. The agent asks for it on every dish that takes it and puts it on the ticket line.
The protein as a priced choice
Chicken, tofu, shrimp, beef: each is a choice with its price on the dish. The total in the read-back is the total at the counter.
Dish names, said properly
A checkbox on the line has the agent say your dish names the way your kitchen says them. Callers hear their order read back correctly, which is how they know it was heard correctly.
Bangkok Garden order for Jess: 1 pad see ew, tofu, spice 3, extra basil; 1 green curry, chicken, spice 4, jasmine rice. Total $31.75. 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.
#88 · JESS · PICKUP 7:10 1 PAD SEE EW · TOFU · SPICE 3 · EXTRA BASIL 1 GREEN CURRY · CHICKEN · SPICE 4 JASMINE RICE Confirmed by text 6:50
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 kitchen ticket can come out in the kitchen's own language, and the dish names on it stay as your menu has them, in your spelling.
AI phone ordering for Thai restaurants, in plain words
AI phone ordering for Thai restaurants 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.
Callers mispronounce our dishes. Does the agent still get them right?
The menu lookup matches what the caller means to the dish you sell and reads it back in your spelling. With the pronunciation checkbox on, the agent says the dish names the way your kitchen does.
How does it take spice levels?
Spice is a choice on each dish that takes it, in whatever scale your menu uses. The agent asks for it, reads it back as a number, and the ticket shows it on the dish line.
Does the protein price correctly?
Yes. Each protein is a choice with its price on the dish, and the cart is priced on the server before the read-back. The caller hears the real total on the call and sees it in the text.
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