Some food is made on/to order

[Xinfu]

At the desk for ordering food, customers have to buy a ticket, before proceeding to another counter for taking the food.

-Some food is made on/to order.

So customers just have to wait somewhere before taking it; some food is prepared already, so they just have to take it direct.

Is my red sentence right English?

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by Xinfu

At the desk for ordering food, customers have to buy a ticket, before proceeding to another counter to get the food.

-Some food is made-to-order.

So customers just have to wait somewhere before getting it; some food is prepared already, so they can just take it directly.

Is my red sentence correct/good English?

Corrected.

[Xinfu]

Thank you~ I like the corrections~