Friday night was full of tourists. Tuesday lunch was empty. Paper stamps for a tenth plate got wet from the broth. Locals left the card in a coat they did not wear again until winter.
Every table issued a Wallet Pass. Stamps and the next weekday plate lived on the pass. A push went out on quiet Tuesdays, and a birthday plate appeared the week of the guest’s date.
A QR on the bill issued the Wallet Pass after phone verification. The stamp count from the till wrote to the pass the same evening. Wet paper was no longer handed out.
Guests who had not visited in 10 days received one push with that day’s plate. Frequency caps stopped more than two messages a week.
On the guest’s birthday week the pass showed a complimentary plate. Staff scanned the QR instead of hunting for a soggy stamp card.
Over 4 months in Tbilisi:
The kitchen kept the dough and the till. Wallet Passes replaced the wet stamp and the forgotten Tuesday, which is all a khinkali house needs to fill the slow days.
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