Ask the same question with the same meal and audience before changing the menu.
Ask the same question again. Show how many people answered and what meal they saw.
Keep the price unless the answer repeats and restaurant orders support a change.
Nando’s
An earlier survey got 70%, but the sample changed. Ask again with the same meal and type of customer before changing the menu.
Quick-service restaurants What do you want to check?
Pick one to see a next step.Ask the same question with the same meal and audience before changing the menu.
Ask the same question again. Show how many people answered and what meal they saw.
Keep the price unless the answer repeats and restaurant orders support a change.
Ask about the same meal at R45, R50 and R55.
Show the same meal and side at each price. Change nothing else.
Use a price message only if the result repeats and the meal still makes enough money.
Check the price result for everyday meals and treats separately.
Ask whether this is an everyday meal or a treat, then compare the same prices.
Use separate messages only if the difference shows up again.
Useful context
Who may use itNando’s marketing, menu or customer team
Nando’s invites customers to share feedback after a visit. This survey can help choose what to ask next; till sales show what people actually ordered.
Nando’s customer feedback programmeUse this survey to choose a price question. Compare the answer with restaurant orders and customer feedback.
What this result cannot tell youA survey answer is not an order, profit result or a representative view of all Nando’s customers.
This is a rolling survey, not a sales report. Each question had 20–200 answers, and the sample changed between reads. The R50 question does not show what people paid or prove that demand fell.
Brand priorities are drawn from the linked public company source. They are context only and do not validate the 2Klip result.
Independent 2Klip signal prepared for Nando’s. Not produced by, endorsed by or affiliated with Nando’s.