Wok Tour Stats: All Your Orders Analysed!

Noodles was the top pick with brown rice being the least favourite when it comes to Carbs. No surprises there, really.

What’s interesting is the fact that Laksa has gained popularity since we first introduced it. Could it be because of this post:

Or was it us trying to sell it more.

We sometimes have little tests on what we say to you and analyse your reactions and what you actually end up ordering. 

But that’s a story for another post in the future.

Whatever the case, we’re just happy that quite a number of you have a liking for Laksa. 

One thing we noticed is, rice either white or brown is more often picked when we operate during the day. ​

Since most of the events in the Wok Tour was at night, that could possibly explain the low take up rate on rice. 

It’s quite clear what the top 3 favourites are with Proteins.

Beef and Chicken share the top spot with 26% each and prawns at 24%. With squid and cockles being far behind at 9% and 7% respectively. 

We were quite surprised by the low take up rate on Squid actually.

Strangely, it reminded us of House Greyjoy's Kraken sigil.

Warning: Game of Thrones references incoming..

and how everyone hates the Greyjoys in The Game of Thrones (more specifically, Theon Greyjoy). 

When it came to Cockles, it reminded us of how Theon Greyjoy turned into Reek:

Cockles - get it?

Unfortunately, there isn’t a house with beef or chicken on their sigil to show their dominance on our menu. 

Sorry, if you didn’t get the references. The author couldn't resist. 

If you didn’t get it, you know what to add to your watchlist. 

We're thinking of a few different proteins to add to the menu.

If you have any suggestions, please do share it with us here:

There was some significant movement with vegetables from the last time we analysed your orders.

This time around, the numbers give a better picture as it’s spread across nine events instead of just one.

Mushrooms takes the cake with 32%, followed by Broccoli (27%) and Capsicum (15%).

The low percentages of Kailan and Bok Choi doesn’t actually give a true picture as we swapped Kailan with Bok Choi in the middle of the Wok Tour.

Why? Sometimes, we like to change things up with our menu.

We have a feeling that if we had stuck with either Kailan or Bok Choi through out the Wok Tour, the total would probably be more than Beansprouts.

Beansprouts doesn’t stay fresh for long, which leaves us with difficult decision.

Should we switch it to something else to reduce wastage?

Note: We can only purchase on a daily basis and they are only sold in big packs, often more than what we sell. 

But at the same time, to some of you, your stir-fries isn’t complete without it.

Dillema, Dillema

What do you think? Should beansprouts be replaced with something else?

If yes, share your suggestions with us:

The stats for sauces is what makes us most excited!

We take pride in our sauces as it’s all an original - engineered in our kitchen!

Our sauces is what truly gives the unique taste and flavour of Wok It.

It was a fair fight between Thai Basil and Spicy Peanut in our last Wok Tour Stats update, just before our last venue at Thursdvys.

We had a little wager between us on which would end up on top.

In the end, Thai Basil was the victor albeit marginally at only 1% ahead of Spicy Peanut. 

We’re also happy to see that it was quite evenly spread among the sauce selections.

This is validation that what we’re offering is being accepted by you.

Have you got any ideas for a new sauce? Share it with us in the comments section below.

Although there are 9 events altogether in the Wok Tour, we only served it in 8. 

We initially wanted to first introduce it at Foodgasm Festival, but due to technical difficulties (no electricity!) and space constraints, we decided it was best not to.

The average number of Shake It orders per event is 17.75 which we are quite happy with. 

Based on these numbers, Shake It was served roughly 11% for every Wok It box served.