egymenu's kitchen display system shows your team every order as soon as it is sent, with no paper and no shouting across the pass. Guests order themselves from a QR menu on their phone, and the order appears on the orders board and the kitchen display at the same time, exactly as the guest chose it. Cooks move each order to the next stage with one tap, and every tap updates the guest's tracking page. It runs on any tablet or computer with a browser. Plans start at $50 a month with no commission on orders, and there is a 7-day free trial.
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Each order shows up on the orders page in its current status: pending payment, paid, preparing, ready, delivered. Updates are live, so nobody has to refresh the page to see new orders.
If your kitchen has a grill, a cold station and a drinks bar, you link each menu category to its station, and each station sees only its own items on its screen. The order is marked ready automatically once every station has finished its part. In a small kitchen, one screen with every order works just as well.
The guest picks the item, the size and the extras, and adds a note. There is no handwritten ticket to misread and no order lost in the noise of a busy kitchen. The system works out the price with every choice.
When a cook moves an order to preparing and then to ready, the tracking page on the guest's phone updates at the same moment. Guests know where their order is without stopping a waiter to ask.
A printer is optional. If you want paper, each station gets its own ticket on its kitchen printer, and an itemized receipt with prices prints for the guest. A printer problem never holds up an order: the screens keep working even if a printer goes offline.
The difference shows during the rush, when orders pile up.
| Paper and shouting | egymenu kitchen display | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting the order in | A waiter writes it down and walks it over | On screen the moment it is sent |
| Accuracy | Tickets get misread | Exactly what the guest chose |
| Splitting items | Cooks sort items themselves | Each station sees only its items |
| Order status | Nobody knows where it is | Five clear statuses on the board |
| The guest | Asks why the food is late | Sees every step on their phone |
A tablet or computer with a browser. No special hardware.
Link each menu category to a station, or use one screen for every order.
Guests order from their phone and the order shows up in the kitchen instantly.
No. The kitchen display runs on any tablet or computer with a browser, and the orders board also works on a phone.
Yes. New orders and status changes appear live, without reloading the page.
Yes. You link each menu category to a station, such as the grill or drinks, and each station sees only its items. The order is ready when every station has finished. Kitchen stations are enabled per restaurant, so ask us which plan fits you.
The orders board and kitchen display are included in the monthly plan at $50 a month, with no commission on orders. Every plan includes a 7-day free trial.
Yes. Every tap in the kitchen updates the guest's tracking page: received, preparing, ready, delivered.
Yes. A printer is optional. If you use one, each station gets a ticket on its own printer, plus an itemized receipt with prices for the guest.
Try it free for 7 days. We set up your menu for you.