Godelicieux
Kitchen station

Appetite-first menu copy, written in your restaurant\'s voice.

A menu line is not a caption. It is the last thing a hungry customer reads before deciding. Godelicieux writes menu copy that leads with texture, temperature, and technique - and it writes multiple variants at once, because a print menu line, an aggregator listing, and a specials board all have different jobs.

Station roleReads the dish, applies your voice profile, and writes multiple menu variants sized for the surface each one is meant to appear on.
How it runs
01
Read the dish
Pull ingredients, primary technique, and provenance signals from the photo or your recipe outline.
02
Apply the voice
Your saved brand voice profile decides tone, formality, and ingredient vocabulary.
03
Write the variants
A short print line, a longer aggregator line, a specials-board line, and one spec-sheet line for staff training.
04
Check the honesty
Every line is grounded in what is actually in the dish - no imaginary ingredients, no promotional inflation.
Worked example
Input
A photo of a plate of miso-glazed aubergine with toasted sesame and spring onion.
Print menu (28 words)
Miso-glazed aubergine - halved, steamed to a silk, brushed with white miso and mirin, blistered under a hot broiler. Toasted sesame, spring onion.
Aggregator listing (58 words)
Halves of Japanese aubergine steamed until silken, then finished under the broiler with a white miso and mirin glaze that catches to a burnished gold. Toasted sesame and thin-cut spring onion on the pass. Fully vegan, contains soy. Best eaten the moment it lands.
Specials board (10 words)
Miso aubergine, blistered, glazed, sesame - tonight only.
Staff spec (bulleted)
Component list - aubergine, white miso, mirin, sesame, spring onion. Allergens - soy, sesame. Sub - gluten-free tamari for miso in celiac substitution.
Multiple variants, one dish

You do not choose print or aggregator - you get both, sized for their surface, in the same run.

Tone adjustable, not templated

Nudge the voice warmer, drier, more classical, more punchy - the change applies across every future dish, not just this one.

Grounded in the plate

Copy is generated from the dish - not from a list of trending menu adjectives.

A note on accuracy

Menu copy is generative writing, not lab analysis. Godelicieux never invents ingredients you did not describe, but the copy should be reviewed once before it hits a printed menu.

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