Mirchi & Mime - Group 3

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Group 3

PREMISE

● More than 35+ years of combined experience


● Entrepreneurial spirit to approach a unique
idea
● Integrity and Commitment along with
capabilities and skill
● Generating wealth for a good cause
● Bringing “unity and diversity” with mime
concept
THE JOURNEY

Learning before Training


executing the staff

Integrity and Strength and brand


commitment proposition
INTEGRATION OF THE SERVQUAL MODEL

● Tangibles - An open-door design layout was picked over a closed curtain layout , Critical
attention , The tangibles were kept as generic, The menus were designed to visually show
the customer what dish to order, Instructions for sign language are illustrated and explained
on the menu,Customised Menu,earlier Experience
● Reliability - The team worked upon making food the compelling reason to revisit coupled
with service being a value-added experience
● Responsiveness - Even during the afternoon hours when the restaurant remains closed, a
visitor is welcomed with a smiling face and is promptly offered a glass of water by anyone
who sees him approaching the closed doors, None of the visitor comments were liked,
shared, or responded to by the team. Instead alterations in the menu, cuisine, and design
were made based on the customer’s comments but without a response online.
INTEGRATION OF THE SERVQUAL MODEL

● Assurance - The staff went through a rigorous training module, Stock options for
employees were given to all who completed one year of service, which further boosted
the morale of the team and led to newer heights of customer delight
● Empathy - The line on the T-Shirts read “I know sign language. What’s your superpower?”
instilled the rightful reason for being employed, The team believed that when there are
zero expectations, the experience is equal to the expectation, and it is this experience
that will bring back the customer, Thus, the entire business model revolved around
serving the best quality food silently and effectively
THE EXPERIENCE

● Diners are greeted at the entrance by a


hostess
● Reservations-of-the-day book is scanned by
reserved diners
● Illustrated menus are handed to the diners
● Easy-to-follow gesture glossary
● Manager’s intervention at various interaction
points
● Service Encounter - Face-to-face encounter
EXPERIENCE SPEAKS

● Positive reviews on Zomato attract customers to dine


on a busy weekday
● Management would go above and beyond so that the
customers can get the best service
● Ingenious concepts allure Mirchi & Mime to get a
loyal customer base
SCALABILITY

Mumbai - Mirchi and Mine-Fine


Dining
2 Restaurants with 52 mine servers

21 concept restaurant
Opening concept restaurant India, London,
Dubai, Singapore

Scope and Availability


Challenges will exist
QUESTIONS
1. What are the hard and soft customer defined standards used?

Hard Customer defined standard


Reliability :- The team concentrated on making cuisine the compelling reason to return, while service
was a value-added experience.
Responsiveness:- Every member of the Mirchi & Mime team have an intrinsic level of
responsiveness.
Assurance :- Training comprised sessions on Life Science, career preparedness, simple English, and
service skills. This training was presented to the 27 servers as well as the rest of the team to enhance
comprehension and relevance.

Soft Customer defined standard

Personal commitments
Two core values:-
1. Integrity and commitment are more important than capability and skill.
2. It is important to generate wealth for society in addition to generating wealth for the individual.
Empathy :-The training gave them a sense of accomplishment and confidence, allowing them to use
their skills effectively and be respected. “I know sign language,” the T-shirts said. Instilled the rightful
reason for being employed.
QUESTIONS
2. What were the challenges for designing and developing services?

Service delivery

● Recruiting staff and young chefs with diverse culinary backgrounds.The team realised
that food would have to lead the concept, with service being the icing on the cake. “A
restaurant can last forever but the concept cannot”

Customer experience management


● Situational Factors :-Open-door design layout was picked over a closed curtain
layout
● Creating a restaurant that promotes silence rather than mime
● Making food a reason to return and service a value-added experience as the entire
business model revolved around serving the best quality food silently and effectively
QUESTIONS
3. How did they manage internal marketing communications?

● Strong vertical and horizontal communication.


● Employee training program (8 weeks)
● Skill development (external values)
● Good food served quietly

4. How could M & M have functioned during covid pandemic?

● M&M could have served food with the help of machines and robots to avoid human
contact.
● M&M could have produced ready to cook products during the pandemic.
● M&M could have provided restaurant at home service to their VIP customers.
● M & M could have launched there app for deliveries during covid-19 pandemic, which
would be entirely taken by the staff.
● M & M could have started email marketing to connect to their loyal customers.
Rahul Vidyesh Samant Shubham
Karekar Charde

Radhik Girish
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Lakhoti Thank you!
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Padhye Kamerk
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