01QR Code ordering
The menu is already on their phone
Guests scan a QR Code, view the menu, and submit an order without downloading an App.
Built for these food businessesNight-market and market stallsBreakfast and snack shopsLunch-box shops
StallOrder restaurant ordering system
One order, passed forward.Guest, POS and KDS stay in sync.
StallOrder does more than put a menu online. It connects QR Code ordering, front-counter POS, kitchen KDS and multi-location operations in one live flow. No monthly fee; TWD 1 per successful order, capped at TWD 1,499 per month.
- TWD 0 / monthFixed monthly fee
- TWD 1 / orderSuccessful order
- TWD 1,499 / monthMonthly fee cap
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Live order flow
One order, visible to all three roles
One less order to re-enterOrders flow directly from guests into operations
One less status checkFront counter and kitchen share the same order status
One less system to switchManage locations and reports in one place
Help every role stay focused
Not another tool—
fewer points of confusion.
From a one-person stall to a multi-location workspace, StallOrder follows how food-service teams actually work.
02Front-counter POS
Review new orders in one place
Staff handle orders, tables, and availability in one workspace, with less manual re-entry.
03Kitchen KDS
Keep the pace of service visible
Move orders from waiting to preparing and ready for pickup while front and back of house share progress.
04Multi-location workspace
Run one location or many
Switch between organization and location workspaces to manage locations, members, and daily operations.
Interactive workflow demo
Take one order
all the way to pickup.
This is a simulated order that stays on this page. No real data is submitted. Start from the guest view and see how its status moves through POS and KDS.
- 1Not submitted
- 2New order
- 3Preparing
- 4Ready for pickup
Current status: Not submitted
StallOrder KitchenWhat’s on the menu today?
Table 62 items
A controlled rollout
Prove the workflow at one location, then expand with confidence.
Validate real shifts on existing devices so staff, kitchen teams, and managers all understand the next step.
Core flow works on existing phones, tablets, or computers
- 01
Create the workspace
Set up the organization, first operating location, and manager responsible for rollout.
- 02
Configure location, menu, and roles
Add items and customization options, then assign POS, KDS, and management access to match on-site responsibilities.
- 03
Rehearse on existing devices
Run ordering, acceptance, preparation, and pickup on the phones, tablets, or computers already in the venue.
- 04
Launch one location, then expand
Validate operations and collect staff feedback at one location before replicating the setup elsewhere.
Country availability, merchant onboarding and account activation, payments, taxation, printers, and delivery-platform integrations require country-, provider-, and site-specific confirmation.
Built for these food businesses
From a market stall
to a small restaurant.
StallOrder starts with space-constrained, peak-hour food service. The core workflow runs on existing phones, tablets, or computers.
I'm interestedNight-market and market stalls
Receive orders on existing devices while guests complete QR Code ordering first.
I'm interestedBreakfast and snack shops
Let some guests order first during rush periods and reduce repeated counter confirmation.
I'm interestedLunch-box shops
Keep meals, sides, and notes together in one digital order.
I'm interestedDrink shops
Present sugar, ice, and other customization options clearly in the digital menu.
I'm interestedNew plan registration
No orders, no ordering service fee.
There is no fixed monthly subscription. Successful orders are charged by use, and the ordering service fee stops increasing once the monthly cap is reached. Register first and we will review your operating needs individually.
Fixed monthly fee
TWD 0 / month
Start without a fixed software subscription.
Successful order
TWD 1 / order
Only successfully placed orders count toward the ordering service fee.
Monthly fee cap
TWD 1,499 / month
The monthly ordering service fee does not increase beyond this cap.
Current product capabilities
A clear capability map from guest ordering to multi-location management.
See what StallOrder supports today by user role, so international teams can align workflows and responsibilities before rollout.
Guest experience
- Open web ordering in a mobile browser by scanning a QR Code, with no App download
- Browse the menu, choose items and customization options, then submit an order
- Follow order status from submitted and preparing through ready for pickup
On-site operations
- Receive and confirm new orders in the front-counter POS while retaining table information
- Move orders through queued, preparing, and completed stages in the kitchen KDS
- Manage item availability by location to avoid accepting currently unavailable items
Multi-location management
- Switch between and manage organization and multi-location workspaces
- Configure RBAC by organization, location, and role
- Review operations reports and export CSV files across locations
Some advanced capabilities vary by plan, region, role, and enabled modules. Scope is confirmed item by item before rollout.
Transparent evaluation
Review the full cost and workflow before you commit.
We do not rely on vague feature-count or lowest-price claims. Confirm the workflow, devices, locations, people, and actual plan fit.
| Evaluation area | StallOrder | What to confirm before rollout |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | No monthly fee; register for an individual review | Are eligibility and activation timing clear? |
| Core workflow | QR Code ordering, POS, and KDS by plan | Are key modules sold separately? |
| Devices | Core flow works on existing phones, tablets, or computers | Is dedicated hardware required? |
| Locations and access | Multi-stall management and RBAC by plan | How are locations, accounts, and permissions priced? |
| New Taiwan plan | TWD 1 per successful order; TWD 1,499 monthly cap | Confirm successful-order definition, tax, and other service fees |
Validated in real service scenarios
Prove the on-site workflow before expanding.
StallOrder continues to validate ordering, order acceptance, and kitchen collaboration against real food-service operations. Public case studies will use verified merchant information only.
- Peak-hour guest ordering flow
- Front-counter and kitchen handoff
- Existing devices and staff operation
Preparing for international rollout
Start with a local-language website, then localize every operational detail.
This website is available in Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Vietnamese, Korean, Thai, and Malay, while keeping manual language choice in the user’s control.
Language preference
Suggest a version from the browser language and remember a manual selection so returning visitors are not switched again.
Regional settings to confirm
Currency, taxes, time zone, addresses, and date and number formats must be reviewed before each country rollout.
Local implementation
Confirm workflows, terminology, training, and support with the local team before scheduling launch.
The seven-language coverage currently applies to this website. It does not mean the StallOrder merchant back office and every product screen are fully available in all seven languages. Product-language scope is confirmed by region and rollout plan.
FAQ
Before you roll it out,
get the important questions answered.
These answers reflect StallOrder’s current capabilities. The actual rollout scope depends on your service format and workflow.
Does StallOrder charge a monthly fee?
The new plan has no fixed monthly subscription. Merchants register first, and StallOrder confirms eligibility and activation timing after reviewing operating needs.
How are orders billed?
The new plan charges TWD 1 per successful order, with a TWD 1,499 monthly ordering-service-fee cap. The successful-order definition, tax, and other service fees are confirmed in the formal response.
Do guests need to download an App?
No. After scanning the restaurant’s QR Code, guests open the ordering page directly in their mobile browser.
Can guests order with a QR Code?
Yes. After the merchant creates a menu and QR Code, guests can browse items, choose customization options, and submit an order in their mobile browser.
Does it fit market stalls, breakfast shops, or drink shops?
These businesses can register for review. Share your format, location count, approximate monthly successful orders, and required workflow for an individual rollout response.
Does StallOrder support POS?
Yes. Front-counter order handling and on-site operations are supported, with exact capabilities depending on plan, role, and enabled modules.
Ready to see your own workflow?
Bring your ordering operation
into one clear flow.
Start with one location and leave room for the next.