‘Mise-en-place’ means ‘putting in place’ and
the term is attributed to the preparation of the restaurant for ultimate smooth
service. To ensure that the restaurant is ready for service, the waiter makes
sure that his station has been efficiently prepared for service. A ‘station’ is a section of a restaurant
which comprises of a given number of tables which are attended to by a specific
team of stewards/waiters. A ‘station’ is headed by a ‘Captain’.
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