Omakase seating invitation email template
Twelve seats is a small promise, so the invitation should feel as deliberate as the meal. This one says plainly what the night is, what it costs and how to ask, then explains how new seats open so a waitlist makes sense.
- Example subject line
- Twelve seats, Thursday nights
- Preview text
- Sixteen courses, no menu, no substitutions. Seats open the first of every month.
Use this template
Opens in the drag-and-drop editor, ready to edit.
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What's in this template
- Headline, arched photo, short pitch and a button: Request a seat
- 4-cell facts grid: when, where, courses and price
- Heading over 2 side-by-side photos, the chef at work and the fish
- 3 numbered stages of the evening, each with a one-line description
- Closing band on how new seats open, with a second Request a seat button
When to use it
Use it for any dinner with a set number of seats: an omakase counter, a supper club, a tasting menu or a chef's table. It suits an offer that is small and exact, where you want people to ask for a seat the day they read it.
Make it yours
- Fill the four-cell grid with your own nights, address, course count and price.
- Rewrite the three stages of the evening to match what you actually serve.
- Point both buttons at your booking page or a reply address.
