Customer Sentiment Analysis for Food and Beverage Development in Restaurants using AI in Jordan

Introduction: customer sentiment analysis is a vital tool for understanding consumer preferences and enhancing service quality in the food and beverage industry. Online reviews significantly influence customer decisions, making it essential for businesses to analyze sentiment trends and manage their digital reputation effectively. This study examines customer sentiment across different establishment types and digital platforms in Jordan, providing insights into sentiment patterns and their strategic implications.Method: a dataset of 384 customer reviews from various restaurants and hotels was analyzed using a rule-based sentiment classification approach. Sentiments were categorized as positive, neutral, or negative. To assess sentiment variations, an ANOVA test was conducted to compare establishment types, and a Chi-Square test was performed to examine differences across digital platforms.Results: findings indicate that luxury hotels and fine dining establishments receive more positive sentiment, while budget hotels and fast food chains experience higher negative sentiment. However, the ANOVA test showed no statistically significant sentiment differences across establishment types, suggesting that all businesses receive a mix of sentiment categories. The Chi-Square test confirmed significant sentiment differences across platforms, with TripAdvisor attracting the most positive reviews, Facebook and Google Reviews showing balanced sentiment, and Twitter experiencing the highest negative sentiment.Conclusion: these findings emphasize the importance of platform-specific digital reputation management. Businesses should strategically engage with customers on different platforms, address complaints proactively, and utilize AI-driven sentiment analysis tools to improve customer satisfaction. Future research should explore AI-based predictive analytics and sentiment monitoring for enhancing service quality in the hospitality industry.

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Data & Metadata
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2025-04-20
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https://doi.org/10.56294/dm2025922
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2
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Halal products and consumer behavior
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Customer Sentiment Analysis for Food and Beverage Development in Restaurants using AI in Jordan

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Customer Sentiment Analysis for Food and Beverage Development in Restaurants using AI in Jordan

Mohammad Faleh Ahmmad Hunitie, Asokan Vasudevan, Sulieman Ibraheem Shelash Al-Hawary, Nawaf Alshdaifat, Anber Abraheem Shlash Mohammad, Ammar Mohammad Al-Ramadan, Badrea Al Oraini
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Abstract

Introduction: customer sentiment analysis is a vital tool for understanding consumer preferences and enhancing service quality in the food and beverage industry. Online reviews significantly influence customer decisions, making it essential for businesses to analyze sentiment trends and manage their digital reputation effectively. This study examines customer sentiment across different establishment types and digital platforms in Jordan, providing insights into sentiment patterns and their strategic implications.Method: a dataset of 384 customer reviews from various restaurants and hotels was analyzed using a rule-based sentiment classification approach. Sentiments were categorized as positive, neutral, or negative. To assess sentiment variations, an ANOVA test was conducted to compare establishment types, and a Chi-Square test was performed to examine differences across digital platforms.Results: findings indicate that luxury hotels and fine dining establishments receive more positive sentiment, while budget hotels and fast food chains experience higher negative sentiment. However, the ANOVA test showed no statistically significant sentiment differences across establishment types, suggesting that all businesses receive a mix of sentiment categories. The Chi-Square test confirmed significant sentiment differences across platforms, with TripAdvisor attracting the most positive reviews, Facebook and Google Reviews showing balanced sentiment, and Twitter experiencing the highest negative sentiment.Conclusion: these findings emphasize the importance of platform-specific digital reputation management. Businesses should strategically engage with customers on different platforms, address complaints proactively, and utilize AI-driven sentiment analysis tools to improve customer satisfaction. Future research should explore AI-based predictive analytics and sentiment monitoring for enhancing service quality in the hospitality industry.

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Al-Ahliyya Amman University (JO), University of Jordan (JO), INTI International University (MY), Applied Science Private University (JO), Zarqa University (JO), Qassim University (SA), Jordan Hospital (JO), Petra University (JO)
Zarqa University
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