Voice Ordering Demo

Call the demo line. Order anything. Hear the future of kosher ordering.

Kosher Smash Burger — a simulated demo restaurant. Free. Open 24/7. Built exclusively so restaurant owners can test voice-driven ordering before signing up for their own storefront.

Not a real restaurant. No food is prepared or delivered. This is a live technology demo.

How to test the demo

The best way to evaluate voice ordering is to actually use it. Call the number above, speak naturally, and see how the system handles your order — including the edge cases. Below are suggestions for what to try.

Start with a simple order

Try: "I'd like one smash burger and a side of fries." Confirm the AI reads it back correctly. Notice response latency — typical first-turn response is under a second after you stop talking.

Add modifiers and watch context

Try: "Make that two smash burgers, one with everything, one with just cheese — and swap the fries for onion rings." See how the system tracks multiple items, modifiers, and substitutions in a single utterance.

Test the edges

Ask for something not on the menu ("a milkshake?"). Interrupt yourself mid-sentence. Change your mind. Talk over the AI. Good voice systems should recover gracefully — poke at where ours does and doesn't.

Try an upsell scenario

After your order, pause. The AI may suggest an add-on. Accept, decline, or counter with a modification. This is the difference between a good ordering system and a great one.

End the call naturally

Say "that's all" or "I'm done" or simply stop talking. The system should recognize completion, confirm the order, and close the call without requiring a magic keyword.

Call back with different scenarios

The demo is free and always open. Try it from different phones. Different times. Try to break it. The goal is for you to build confidence that this works for your customers — not just for the happy path.

What you're evaluating

The demo runs the same voice stack we'd deploy for your restaurant — Nova Sonic on AWS AgentCore, sub-second response latency, multi-tenant isolation. Your menu, your prompts, your branded greeting, your phone number. Same engine underneath.

Natural conversation

No button presses. No "say order now." Just talk like you would to a person.

Kosher-aware by design

Menu and prompts respect hashgacha, dietary customs, and meat/dairy separation. The system won't suggest a combination that doesn't fit the establishment.

Multi-tenant from day one

Every restaurant gets isolated data, branded prompts, dedicated analytics. You're not sharing an AI with your competitor.

Sub-second response

First-turn latency typically under 1 second. Tuned for the back-and-forth rhythm of a real phone order.

Built on AWS

Enterprise-grade infrastructure. No spinning up servers, no maintaining dependencies. Reliability and security handled.

Cost per call, not per minute

Pricing scales with successful orders, not call duration. Aligns incentives — the system should be efficient.

Tell us about your restaurant

After you've called the demo, let us know what you thought — and tell us a bit about your establishment so we can follow up with something relevant. Nothing is required. Share as much or as little as you want.

Your name Your role / title

Restaurant name City / location

Phone number Helps us match your test calls to your inquiry. Email

Cuisine / specialty

Hashgacha / certification

How did you hear about us?

What did you think of the demo? Anything to share?

We'll only use this to follow up about kosher.rab.ai. No marketing lists, no resale. Forwarded privately to kosher-rab-ai@artificial.chat.

Prefer LinkedIn?

You can also reach Paul Levy directly on LinkedIn. For serious inquiries, calling the demo first gives you the context to make the conversation concrete.

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