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    What is a good NPS score for a restaurant or café?

    Written by PEKO Team.Last updated: 05/24/2026.

    For independent F&B in Southeast Asia, NPS 35–50 is solid, 50–65 is excellent, and above 65 is best-in-class. The number matters less than the response rate — anything under 15% response is statistically noisy.

    Published: 05/24/2026

    Net Promoter Score is the share of promoters (rated 9–10) minus the share of detractors (rated 0–6) on the question 'How likely are you to recommend us?'. For independent F&B in Southeast Asia, 35–50 is solid, 50–65 is excellent, and 65+ is rare.

    What matters more than the score: response rate, segmentation, and time-to-action. A 60 NPS from 8% of guests tells you less than a 40 NPS from 35% of guests.

    Send within 4 hours of the visit

    Memory is freshest. Response rate drops by half every 24 hours after the visit.

    Segment by tier and branch

    A franchise-wide NPS hides which branch is dragging the average down. Always split.

    Close the loop on detractors

    An operator reply within 24 hours converts roughly 30% of detractors into neutral or promoter on the next visit.

    FAQ

    How often should I survey?

    After every Nth visit, not every visit. A cadence of every 3rd or 4th visit per guest keeps response rates above 20% without survey fatigue.

    Does PEKO run NPS surveys?

    Yes. The feedback overview dashboard ships NPS surveys post-visit via Zalo OA, ZNS, or email, tracks response rates and branch-level scores, and flags detractors for operator follow-up.

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