With egymenu's kitchen order printing, each station gets a ticket with only its own items on its own kitchen printer, and the guest gets an itemized receipt with prices. Guests order themselves from a QR menu on their phone, so tickets print automatically and nobody has to write the order down. All it takes is a small program, installed once on a computer in the restaurant. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux and works with standard thermal receipt printers. A printer problem never holds up an order. Kitchen stations and per-station printing are enabled per restaurant, so ask us which plan fits you.
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If your kitchen has a grill, a cold station and a drinks bar, each station gets a ticket on its own printer with only its own items. Nobody sorts items by hand, and nothing gets lost between stations. The order is marked ready automatically when every station has finished.
In the dashboard you link each menu category to a station, such as the grill or drinks, and each station to its printer. From then on, every item goes to the right place with every order.
If a printer goes offline, the order still shows on the orders board and the kitchen display, and the kitchen keeps working. The printer is there for teams who like paper, not something an order depends on.
Alongside the station tickets, an itemized receipt with prices prints for the guest on a printer in the restaurant. It is not a tax receipt: egymenu is not a POS, and if the law requires you to use a fiscal cash register, you keep it alongside egymenu.
When guests order themselves, the ticket reaches the kitchen without anyone writing it.
| Handwritten tickets | Printing with egymenu | |
|---|---|---|
| Writing the order | A waiter writes it on a pad | The guest orders and the ticket prints itself |
| Splitting items | One slip passed between stations | A ticket per station on its own printer |
| Accuracy | Messy handwriting, missing items | Exactly what the guest chose |
| If the printer fails | Work stops | The order stays on screen |
| Guest receipt | Written or added up by hand | Itemized receipt with prices |
Once, on a Windows, macOS or Linux computer in the restaurant.
Thermal receipt printers, each linked to its stations.
Guests order from their phone and each station's ticket prints automatically.
Standard thermal receipt printers. All you need is a small program installed once on a computer in the restaurant.
Windows, macOS and Linux.
The order keeps going. It stays on the orders board and the kitchen display, and the kitchen keeps working.
No. The orders board and kitchen display run on any phone, tablet or computer with a browser. A printer is optional if you want paper tickets.
Yes, an itemized receipt with prices. It is not a tax receipt, so if the law requires a fiscal cash register, you keep it alongside egymenu.
Kitchen stations and per-station printing are enabled per restaurant, so ask us which plan fits you. Every plan comes with no commission on orders and a 7-day free trial.
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