Only if you publish them. SleekAI reads whatever heat rating you put on each dish. If you use a 1-5 chile scale, the bot quotes it. If you describe a dish as Thai-spicy by default with a 'farang spicy' option, it relays that. It will not invent a heat level. We recommend adding a simple chile rating to every curry, stir-fry, and salad so guests get a clean answer rather than a hedged one.

Yes, and conservatively. The system prompt routes severe peanut allergies to a confirm-with-the-kitchen note, because most Thai kitchens use peanuts in pad thai, satay sauce, and some curries, and the wok is often shared. The bot quotes peanut-free dishes from your tags, then recommends mentioning the allergy at booking so the team can run a clean station. For an anaphylactic guest, the answer is always to confirm with staff.

Yes. SleekAI replies in whatever language the guest writes in. Thai-speaking guests get replies in Thai with your real dish names verbatim. Tourists in English-speaking cities get translated descriptions while the printed menu stays consistent. Some Thai restaurants in major Western cities see chat volume in three languages (English, Thai, and the local language) within the first week.

Som tam, larb, gaeng som, khao soi, and royal Thai dishes like massaman are quoted as you describe them on the page. If you note that the larb uses toasted rice powder from a specific region or that the massaman uses Indian-style spices, the bot quotes it. It never invents a regional fact, so if a guest asks about provenance and you have not specified, it suggests they ask the team.

Yes if you tag dishes correctly. Strict jay cooking excludes onion, garlic, and shallots in addition to animal products. If you have a jay menu or jay-friendly tags, the bot quotes them. If not, the bot recommends asking the kitchen, since 'vegan' and 'jay' are not interchangeable in Thai cuisine and getting it wrong can disappoint religious-observance guests.

Yes. SleekAI supports multibot, so each Thai restaurant in the group runs its own chatbot scoped to that kitchen's menu and hours. A regional Isan menu that exists only at one location is never quoted at the others. Shared brand items like the loyalty program and cancellation policy can sit in a shared knowledge layer used by all bots.

SleekAI is a one-time WordPress plugin license. You bring your own API key (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter), so usage cost is just model tokens, typically a few cents per conversation. For a busy Thai restaurant doing 200 chat conversations a day on GPT-4o-mini, the monthly run cost stays well below per-location chatbot SaaS pricing.

SleekAI does not connect directly to delivery or POS systems. The bot deep-links to your ordering page on Toast, ChowNow, Deliveroo, Uber Eats, or your custom WooCommerce checkout. For reservations it links to OpenTable, Resy, SevenRooms, or your form. The chatbot answers questions and routes intent while order capture stays in the systems your team already uses.