100% Free Tools · Built for Indian Restaurateurs

Free Spreadsheets, Calculators & Operations Checklists

Tested with 15,000+ Indian restaurants, cafes, and cloud kitchens. Calculate recipe food costs, plan break-even revenue, verify FSSAI compliance, and audit revenue leaks without expensive consultants.

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Recipe Food Cost & Profit Margin Calculator

Adjust selling price and ingredient costs to see your exact gross margin and food cost percentage.

Food Cost Percentage
31.4%
Excellent Margin (Target 28–32%)
Total Cost / Dish₹110
Gross Profit₹240

Free Downloadable Spreadsheet Pack for Restaurants

Pre-formatted spreadsheets with automatic formulas ready for Excel & Google Sheets.

Daily Sales & GST Breakup Sheet

Calculates daily Dine-in, Takeaway, Swiggy, and Zomato sales with separate 5% and 18% GST columns.

Kitchen Inventory & Wastage Log

Track closing stock of paneer, chicken, cheese, and cooking oil to catch pilferage and spoilage daily.

Restaurant Menu Engineering Matrix

Classify your dishes into Stars, Plowhorses, Puzzles, and Dogs to eliminate low-margin slow dishes.

Frequently Asked Questions by Restaurant Owners

What is the ideal food cost percentage for Indian restaurants?

For most Indian casual dining restaurants and cafes, the ideal food cost percentage is between 28% and 34%. For quick service restaurants (QSR) and dhabas, 25% to 30% is ideal. If your food cost exceeds 35%, review raw material pilferage, portion sizes, or vendor pricing.

How does Rasoiya automate these spreadsheets inside POS?

While these free templates work great on Excel, Rasoiya's cloud POS automates recipe costing, ingredient inventory deduction, and daily GST sales reports in real-time on every single KOT punch, completely eliminating manual spreadsheet typing.

Are these checklists compliant with the latest 2026 FSSAI norms?

Yes, our checklists include mandatory FoSTaC certified supervisor guidelines, NABL water testing protocols, daily cooking oil polar compound checks (< 25% TPM), and QR code license display requirements.