Lesikar's Business Communication: Connecting in a Digital World 13th Edition by Kathryn Rentz,Paula Lentz

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As part-owner of your parents' restaurant, Zorah's, you responded to Komal Gupta's request for information about serving 120 people at the World Village Celebration (See case #10). You said in response to the request for a price break that you would put a little extra food on all the trays and include a full order of olives (priced at $20) at no charge. You also agreed to waive the $100 deposit that is usually required for large orders.
Komal was impressed by your response and placed an order. Because each tray serves about 40 people, Komal placed an order for three trays of each of the following items: tabouli ($60), hummus and pita bread ($50), flavored rice ($60). Because the slow-roasted chicken must cook all day and is only available for dinner customers, grape leaves stuffed with lamb ($0.75 each, two per person) were ordered instead.
Write a note to Komal Gupta acknowledging the order and expressing your gratitude. Make Komal feel that selecting your cuisine for the event was a great choice.