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Tablet Ordering for Restaurants
Works With Your POS
Guests order, call a server, split and pay right from the table. Connects to your current POS — no switch needed.
Works with Toast, Clover, NCR, Oracle, Tabit, Verona and more.
Our Service
From table to counter,
Z-ORDER adapts to your space.
Table ㅒiosk
FSR
AYCE
Order throttling
A La Carte
Upsell
Faster table orders, better turnover.
Pay at the Table
FSR
AYCE
Split check
Tap to Pay
Tips
Split, tip and pay at the table. No waiting for the check.
Express Kiosk
Self-ordering without the wait,
effortless upselling.
QSR
Faster Pay
QR Menu
FSR
AYCE
Order throttling
A La Carte
Upsell
Easy menu access and ordering via
smartphone.
Why Z-ORDER
Partners
We’re proud to partner with the industry’s leading POS companies.
If you’re interested in collaborating with us, please fill out the contact form below.
All-in-one POS for small businesses
with payments, inventory, and customer
tools.
Our Clients
Real Scenes
See how Z-ORDER fits into real dining environments.
FAQ
Q
Won’t using tablets reduce tips?
Quite the opposite. In a real-world case, a restaurant called “Yup Dduk” saw a 5% increase in tips just one month after introducing our tablet system.
Q
Don’t customers prefer human interaction?
Our system complements, not replaces, traditional service. Servers still handle the first order as usual, while the tablet shines during follow-up requests—like dessert orders or drink refills—where delays often occur. This enhances the overall dining experience.
Q
Isn’t it difficult for older guests to use the tablet?
Not at all. As seen in this video
by a couple in their 50s, our interface is designed to be simple and intuitive, making it easy
for guests of all ages to use comfortably.
Q
QR codes are cheaper — why use tablets instead?
While QR codes are cost-effective, they come with usability challenges. A recent Technomic survey (source : CNN) found that about 88% of diners prefer alternatives to QR menus. Additionally, small smartphone screens are not ideal for visual menus or upselling strategies, making it harder to increase the average ticket size.
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