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User asked, but can't find the data on the official website. Also something called a Triple Double Crunch Wrap?

Users asking questions like "What the healthiest item on McDonald's menu?" or "What items are at Taco Bell under 200 calories.".

Can be a basic one with the AWS SDK

Right now Taco Bell and Chipotle are in the main restaurant slot that is used by GetCalories.

By breaking this into a separate slot, it could be directly linked to the GetMexicanCalories flow, thus improving the user experience.

Soup and Sandwich sizes at Panera aren't reflected in the App.

Right now Soup is a "bowl size" and Sandwich is a "full size".

This should be reflected more in the language used with the user.

For example, Bowl of Chicken Noodle Soup, or Half Italian.

need to change the Lex model to parse out combination words of {Food} with {Extra}

Need to add

http://www.subway.com/en-us/menunutrition/menu

No soups currently at Panera. Based on menu, add
{"foodName":"Vegetarian Autumn Squash Soup", "calories":340},
{"foodName":"Autumn Squash Soup", "foodType":"Soup", "calories":340},
{"foodName":"Turkey Chili", "foodType":"Soup", "calories":260},
{"foodName":"Cream of Chicken & Wild Rice Soup", "foodType":"Soup", "calories":260},
{"foodName":"Chicken Noodle Soup", "foodType":"Soup", "calories":160},
{"foodName":"Baked Potato Soup", "foodType":"Soup", "calories":330},
{"foodName":"Potato Soup", "calories":330},
{"foodName":"New England Clam Chowder", "foodType":"Soup", "calories":570},
{"foodName":"Broccoli Cheddar Soup", "foodType":"Soup", "calories":360},
{"foodName":"Vegetarian Creamy Tomato Soup", "calories":280},
{"foodName":"Creamy Tomato Soup", "foodType":"Soup", "calories":280},
{"foodName":"Tomato Soup", "calories":280},

Saw an example of BigMac vs. Big Mac.

Problem when someone answers the second question with both the extra and the drink name. Can solve by parsing out the two into separate variables.

var str = "fries and coke";
var n = str.indexOf(" and ");
var x = str.indexOf("fries");
if (n > 0) {
    var y = str.substring(n + 5, str.length);
} else {
	var y = str.substring(5, str.length);
}

if the user doesn't spell (or hyphenate) correctly the restaurant name, it won't return the correct list of food items.

For example,
"What types of salad are at Arby's" - yields nothing.
"What types of salad are at arbys" - provides the list.

Did not trigger clarifying question when uttered "McNuggets" or "Chicken Nugget"

User may ask for ketchup after mentioning fries as an extra. Need to be able to handle it - right now it answers with an odd response as it assumes it's a food, or just doesn't recognize.

Steps to recreate
1 - how many calories in chick-fil-a nuggets
2 - 12 count nuggets

Error message
Sorry 12 is not a valid number of nuggets at chick-fil-a.

Need to ask user if they are using sauce with their nuggets and add to the calorie count.

For example, Barbeque, Polynesian, etc.

When user is prompted for extras or drinks, they may say none vs. no or nothing.

After hearing a breakout of the number of calories in a meal, provide context for the user in the number of calories in a day. For context, the average calorie consumption for an adult male is 2500, for a female is 2000.

So if a meal is 800 calories, that's 33% for a male's calories for the day, or 40% for a females calories for a day.

Arby's should have a Roast Beef category to its food options. This includes French Dip.

User question for Steak Chalupa Supreme - if someone just says steak chalupa, it isn't recognized.

Not included at McDonalds. Nutritional details attached.

https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/product/chicken-mcgriddles.html

user - chipotle
bot - Okay, at Chipotle. Pick one of the following food groups: Burrito, Burrito Bowl, Taco, Salad, Quesadilla,
user - chicken burrito
bot - Which restaurant are you at (i.e. Taco Bell, Chipotle)?

1150 Calories - wow!

There is also a discontinued Big King at 530 calories, and a Farmhouse King at 1220 cal.

Bug in declining a dressing name.

Q - Which type of dressing would you like?
A - No (this then overrides the Extra slot vs. the Dressing slot).

Need to add wording of just bowl to find types of burrito bowls.

i.e. user requests "Steak Bowl" and means "Steak Burrito Bowl".

Double Cheeseburger (437 calories)
McFlurry (TBD calories)

Saw in multiple restaurants, including McDonalds. Need to expand.

To improve matching, there are multiple shortened versions of food items entered in the foods lookup. The calorie calculation response should answer back with the full name that may include sizing details, not just what the user asked for.

For example, how many calories in a italian bmt returns the calorie count for a 6" Italian BMT, but doesn't clarify for a user. Same thing for fries. Typically the calorie count quoted is for a medium size, but would be helpful to clarify for the user to make sure an accurate response is being retrieved.

Start with McDonalds, Panera, Subway.

Optional message triggered when a salad is being eaten.

Menu attached.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/PandaExpressWebsite/files/pdf/Nutrition.pdf

Examples of orders...
"Orange Chicken with Fried Rice"
"Honey Walnut Shrimp with Chow Mein"
"Kung Pao Chicken with Fried Rice"
"String Bean Chicken Breast with Brown Steamed Rice"
"Double Orange Chicken with Fried Rice and Chow Mein"

This differs from other flows as it can be one or two entrees and one or two sides.

Need to add food type of nuggets/chicken nuggets at Burger king.

Also, spicy nuggets only has one quantity (10) so leaving this out should still resolve to the same entity.

Users can request a meal for the Food, but need to be able to sort out what the different items are for calorie counting.

Simple solution could be to attempt to search for the term "meal" and add fries as an extra for the user.

i.e. the request goes like this - "double quarter pounder with cheese meal".

currently it parses out double quarter pounder into a slot, but leaves off the fries (which is implied with the word meal).

It's one size, just should be called large not medium.

to extend dialog with pizza types, add buttons to calculate the number of pieces in a pizza.

need to remove all details from the session after a new session begins else will get wierd summaries like the following.

Big Mac is 540 calories. Roast Beef Salad is 140 calories and the Greek Dressing adds 230 calories. 12 oz. Coke is 150 calories. Total Calories are 140.

(the big mac and coke were left over from the prior session)

If the user does not respond with a pizza size, the answer comes back as a medium. This may not have been what the user intended, so add a prompt to allow the user to change pizza size.

error messages when asking for foods available at alternative restaurants. for example, if someone asks for a thickburger at wendys. it's not a valid food item name for wendy's, but an item at burger king.

Right now it's just a generic message back "Sorry, I dont have information for Thick burger at Wendys . Please try again."

Don't have the menus yet, and the error message is confusing.

Sorry, I can't find cheese as a valid type of pizza at Pizza Hut. Say 'what types of pizza are there' for valid types.

It should respond to something like "Sorry, I don't have any information for Pizza Hut."

When a user gets prompted for a side item, it should pull from valid side items specific to the given restaurant.

For example, at Subway, should offer up Chips. Panera a Baguette, and Arby's Curly Fries.

Could come up with some humorous responses to intents. for example, someone answers which restaurant with "I'm at home" - what could be a funny response and would it engage the user?

zero calories in the drinks lookup

Expand response on Pizza Calorie count to break down in calories per piece.

For example,
At Dominos, a Medium (12 inch) Pepperoni pizza is 1760 calories. The pizza comes cut in 8 slices.

add the following...
Each slice is 220 (1760/8) calories.

Given the different flows for nuggets, pizza, mexican food, burgers, etc. need to split out the restaurant only lookup as a unique intent. This will allow better transition to other flows, and then pass the restaurant name through in the session.

For example, the following flow.
1 - User begins. "Eating at Taco Bell". This invokes GetCalories intent, with the reply "What are you eating?".
2 - User replies "Chicken Burrito". The session stays in the GetCalories intent vs. switching over to the GetMexicanFoodCalories intent.

When providing the answer back to the question "What are my food options at xxx", the response is generic "What type of food (i.e. Burger, Salad, etc.)" and doesn't vary by restaurant. That's misleading for when the restaurant is Subway which doesn't have burgers, and the user can get stuck guessing sandwich, sub, etc. to no avail (the right food type right now is Footlong).

Have seen different requests for Hardee's.

http://www.hardees.com/menu

Add feature to perform common adjustments to food.

For example, with a Big Mac (540 calories)

• Remove the cheese (-50 calories)
• Remove the sauce (-90 calories)

And with a Quarter Pounder (530 calories)

• Remove the cheese (-100 calories)
• Remove half the bun (-85 calories)

Scenario - user provides request "How many calories are in a whopper with only mayo and cheese". An error message is returned, but is difficult for the user to get out of as the slot details get persisted (in this example, Cheese).

Need a better redirect message if someone says "Footlong" or "Turkey" in response to a food type at Subway.

Not currently available, but is on their website.

https://www.panerabread.com/content/dam/panerabread/documents/nutrition/Panera-Nutrition.pdf

See link to menu.

http://www.cookout.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Nutrition_WebsiteV2.pdf

fails restaurant lookup if a space is inserted in the name.