This report examines food production and preparation systems within the context of a new Chinese cuisine restaurant, Blue Star Restaurant, planned for London, UK. It begins by defining various food preparation methods such as baking, boiling, and pressure cooking, and food production methods including slicing, curing, grinding, and marinating. The report then explores different food production systems, including onsite, centralized, and combined kitchen models, as well as traditional, sous vide, cook chill, and cook freeze techniques. It analyzes kitchen layouts like assembly line, centralized, and galley kitchens, evaluating their advantages, disadvantages, and suitability for meeting customer needs. Furthermore, the report discusses factors influencing kitchen design, such as customer type, expansion possibilities, guest numbers, energy efficiency, ergonomic considerations, and maintenance requirements. The report concludes by recommending an assembly line kitchen layout for Blue Star Restaurant, justifying its choice based on efficiency and effectiveness.