

A comprehensive restaurant kitchen equipment list includes major appliances (ovens, ranges, fryers, refrigeration), food preparation equipment (mixers, food processors, slicers), storage (shelving, containers), dishwashing stations, safety tools (fire extinguishers), small wares (knives, pots, pans, utensils), and potentially POS systems. The specific items and quantities needed depend on the restaurant's menu, volume, and layout.
Large Equipment:
Ovens (convection, deck, pizza)
Ranges and hobs
Grills and griddles
Deep Fryers
Steamers
Salamander Broilers
Refrigerators and freezers
Steam Tables
Sinks
Mechanical Equipment:
Mixers (planetary, spiral)
Slicers
Food Processors
Peelers
Dishwashers
Exhaust systems
Small Equipment & Utensils:
Chef's knives: and other cutting tools
Cutting boards
Mixing bowls
Measuring cups and spoons
Scales
Sieves and strainers
Can openers
Scoops
Frying pans
Pots and boiling pans
Spatulas
Ladle spoons
Whisks
Sharpening stones
Other Essentials:
Ice makers
Ventilation hoods
Worktables
Plates, bowls, and flatware
Water jugs and oil bottles
A restaurant kitchen requires major appliances like ovens, ranges, fryers, and steamers; mechanical equipment such as mixers, slicers, and dishwashers; and a variety of small utensils and tools like knives, cutting boards, mixing bowls, scales, and flatware. Other essential items include ventilation systems, refrigerators, ice makers, sinks, and serving ware.
Here is a more detailed breakdown of common restaurant kitchen equipment: