Clipboard Society
Running a restaurant kitchen in Johannesburg means managing load shedding schedules alongside food prep, sourcing ingredients despite supply chain interruptions, and keeping customers comfortable during the power cuts that are now just part of operations. Clipboard Society handles this backdrop — the practical realities that separate restaurants that survive from those that don't. The kitchen needs to work within constraints that didn't exist five years ago: backup power systems, gas equipment, gas geysers for hot water, strategic menu planning around what can be prepped ahead. Staff coordination becomes tighter when you can't rely on consistent hours. The dining experience itself has to account for ambient temperature and lighting when Eskom intervenes. Every operational decision reflects the actual conditions of running food service in this city right now, not some theoretical version of it.
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