Our editorial framework

Useful ideas. Clear limits.

This policy sets out an editorial framework for Sunny Yoga Kitchen. It distinguishes the work included in this launch edition from standards the owner should follow for future publishing. It does not claim an established review team or a history of recipe testing.

What we aim to publish

Articles should help a reader make a concrete food decision: assemble a lunch, simplify breakfast, plan groceries, or ask a better question before ordering. Specific examples and usable steps matter more than word count or repeated search phrases.

Sources and verification

Food-safety details should be supported by primary public guidance. Current restaurant facts should be checked against the venue’s own information. Third-party menu directories can support discovery but should not replace direct confirmation of prices, operating arrangements, or allergen handling.

Sources should sit near the information they support. Adding an unrelated authoritative link does not establish that the rest of an article has been verified. The owner should retain source URLs and the actual date of checking when updating changing facts.

Recipes and practical examples

Do not describe a recipe as tested without a genuine testing record. If testing is performed later, record the ingredients, measurements, equipment, method, and relevant observations. Until then, identify examples as untested editorial suggestions and avoid invented cooking times, ratings, or nutrition figures.

AI assistance and images

This launch edition uses AI-assisted writing and AI-generated images. The images illustrate topics rather than document actual cooking or visits. Generated people must not be presented as real staff, and generic settings must not be labeled as actual restaurant interiors.

Authorship and experience

The publication name identifies these articles. No named author or professional credentials have been supplied. Future author profiles should describe real responsibilities and experience, with the author’s permission. First-person claims should be used only when they reflect an actual experience.

Commercial references

The three requested menu websites are disclosed as publisher-requested resources. Future sponsorships, affiliate compensation, free products, and other material arrangements should be identified where the recommendation appears. Commercial relationships must not be described as independent testing.

Corrections and updates

Once a monitored contact channel exists, the owner should examine specific correction requests against reliable sources, amend material errors, and explain substantive changes where useful. No guaranteed response period or scheduled review cadence has been established.

Use dates only when they describe real publication or revision events. Do not change a date solely to make unchanged content appear recently reviewed.

Before public launch

The owner should read the complete edition, configure publisher and contact details, confirm hosting data practices, and review any real commercial relationships. The Contact page currently marks the missing contact configuration clearly.