Built for Speed. Designed for Customer Comfort.
Ordering
Increased Average
Order Value
Seamless Tableside
Payments
Real-Time Menu Sync
Across Devices
Do More With Tablet POS
Rush hours shouldn’t mean staff stuck around a fixed POS. With a true handheld POS system, your team can take orders and payments anywhere.
Why More Restaurants Are Switching to Order Taker
Whether you’re running a 200-location QSR or a single neighborhood café, a OrderTaker fits right in.
What makes it better?
Works on iPad, Android, or Windows devices
Even brand-new staff are productive on Day 1
Real-time syncing with your kitchen tech stack
Smart support for modifiers and special requests
How Order Taker Works (Without Adding Extra Complexity)
Everything connects. Nothing slows you down.
A server takes the order on a tablet POS
The kitchen gets to work while your guest gets the best experience possible
Seamless Tableside Payments
Complete the entire service flow — order, confirm, and accept secure payments — all from the same tablet. Guests don’t wait, staff stay efficient, and tables turn faster.
Always-Up-to-Date Menus
When your menu is updated through TechRyde’s Menu Management, it instantly syncs to every tablet running Order Taker. No manual updates and no confusion for staff or guests.
Flexible Deployment
Order Taker works as a tablet POS on both Android and iOS devices. Use it as a handheld POS carried by staff or mount it at each table for guest self-ordering.
Why Choose Order Taker
Designed for staff-friendly, fast service anywhere
Reduces human error with direct kitchen sync
Speeds up payments at the table, counter, or curbside
Part of our restaurant automation ecosystem subscription
Works without locking you into a specific hardware brand or model
Ready to Speed Up Service with Tablet Ordering?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is table side ordering ?
Tableside ordering allows restaurant staff or guests to place orders directly from the table using a tablet, smartphone, or handheld POS device. Orders are sent instantly to the kitchen and POS system, eliminating the need for servers to walk back and forth to a fixed terminal.
This helps improve order accuracy, speed up service, and create a smoother dining experience for both guests and staff.
What systems do restaurants use to take orders ?
Restaurants use a variety of ordering systems depending on their service model. Common options include:
– Handheld POS devices for tableside ordering
– Traditional POS terminals at counters or service stations
– Self-service ordering kiosks
– QR code ordering systems
– Tablet ordering systems
– Online ordering and 3rd party food delivery apps like Uber Eats and DoorDash
Many modern restaurants combine several of these tools into a connected ecosystem, so orders flow automatically from the guest to the kitchen without manual entry.
What is a tablet menu ordering system ?
A tablet menu ordering system allows guests to browse menus, customize items, place orders, and sometimes pay directly from a tablet located at the table.
Unlike traditional ordering, customers do not need to wait for a server to take their order. This can help reduce wait times, improve order accuracy, and increase operational efficiency, especially in high-volume restaurants.
What is a QR code ordering system for restaurants ?
A QR code ordering system allows guests to scan a QR code using their smartphone to access a restaurant’s digital menu. From there, customers can browse items, place orders, and often complete payment directly from their device.
Modern QR ordering solutions go beyond displaying menus. They can integrate with POS systems, kitchen displays, loyalty programs, and customer databases to create a fully connected ordering experience.
How much does a restaurant ordering kiosk cost?
Restaurant ordering kiosk costs vary based on hardware, software, and installation requirements.
Typical hardware costs include:
Tablet-based kiosks: $700–$2,000
Floor-standing kiosks: $2,500–$5,000
Outdoor kiosks: $4,000–$15,000+
Plus providers also charge ongoing software subscription fees that typically range from $20–$100 per month per kiosk, in addition to payment processing fees.
With TechRyde, kiosk software is included as part of the complete restaurant operations platform for a flat $150 per month. Operators gain access to using this for mutiple kiosk terminals