For Asian restaurantsOne business,
three languages.
Guests read the menu in their own language, your team works in their own language and the kitchen gets the ticket in Chinese.
Everyone works
in their own language.
LanguagesMenu for the guest
Guests read the menu in Dutch, English or Chinese (中文), on their own phone or on the table tablet.
Language per staff member
Each staff member chooses the language they work in, on the POS or the handheld.
Tickets in Chinese
You print kitchen, bar and counter tickets in Dutch, English or Chinese. You set the language, content and layout per section.
Chinese labels on the screen
The kitchen screen also shows dishes with Chinese labels.
Second name on the takeaway ticket
For takeaway and delivery, each product gets a second name, for example in Chinese. It appears on the ticket.
Training in three languages
Within 1 to 5 working days everything is set up, including training in Dutch, English or Chinese.
Every dish
to the right
section.
You divide the kitchen into sections, such as sushi, wok, grill and dessert. Drinks go to the bar. Each section only gets what it needs to make, on a ticket printer or a kitchen screen.
- You decide which dishes come out of which printer
- The ticket shows the table number
- Kitchen screen and paper tickets can be used side by side
- Orders via the POS, QR, handheld and table tablet appear on the same screen
From the dining room
to the takeaway counter.
ComponentsGuests order with their phone or the tablet on the table, staff with the handheld. With All You Can Eat, the same rounds and limits apply to all three.
Everything arrives in iButler Kassa and goes per section to the printer or screen. If the internet goes down, the POS keeps working.
Orders via your own order link arrive in the same POS. At the table you take payment with the Tap-to-Pay app on your phone or a payment terminal. We also supply payment terminals.
Which POS system suits an Asian restaurant?
A team that works in several languages
If your team works in several languages, each staff member chooses the language they work in within iButler. Guests read the menu in Dutch, English or Chinese. You print kitchen, bar and counter tickets per section in Dutch, English or Chinese, and the kitchen screen also shows dishes with Chinese labels.
From sushi to wok, one ticket per section
You divide the kitchen into sections, such as sushi, wok, grill and dessert. Each dish goes automatically to the right section, on a ticket printer or a kitchen screen. Drinks go to the bar. You decide which dishes come out of which printer, and the ticket shows the table number.
All You Can Eat with rounds and limits
If you run All You Can Eat, you set the maximum number of rounds, a time limit per table and the number of dishes per person. iButler tracks per table when a round starts and stops. Guests order via the QR code or the table tablet, staff with the handheld. The handheld can do everything the POS can.
Takeaway and delivery via your own order link
With iButler Takeaway & Delivery, guests order via your own order link, without an app. They pay online with iDEAL, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bancontact or credit card. The order arrives in iButler Kassa and the ticket prints with a second product name, for example in Chinese. You pay no commission. An integration with Thuisbezorgd and Uber Eats is coming soon.
Installation, training and price
Installation takes place within 1 to 5 working days, including training in Dutch, English or Chinese. You pay a fixed amount per month. iButler Kassa connects to iButler QR. Prefer to work with Lightspeed or Spont? We also supply those POS systems, in combination with iButler.
Frequently asked questions.
Asian restaurantsCan my kitchen team work in Chinese?
Yes. You print kitchen tickets per section in Chinese, and the kitchen screen also shows dishes with Chinese labels. Each staff member chooses the language they work in.
Which tickets can be printed in Chinese?
Kitchen, bar and counter tickets. Per section you choose Dutch, English or Chinese and set the content and layout of the ticket.
Which languages can guests read the menu in?
Dutch, English and Chinese (中文), in the browser on their own phone. No app is needed.
Does iButler work for an Asian restaurant with All You Can Eat?
Yes. You set the maximum number of rounds, a time limit per table and the number of dishes per person. This applies to orders via QR, table tablet and handheld. Read more on the All You Can Eat page.
Can I print sushi, wok and grill separately?
Yes. Each dish goes automatically to the section that makes it, on a ticket printer or a kitchen screen. You decide which dishes come out of which printer.
Do takeaway orders arrive in the same POS?
Yes. Orders via your own order link arrive directly in iButler Kassa. Each product can have a second name, for example in Chinese, and it appears on the ticket.
Which language is the training in?
Dutch, English or Chinese. Installation takes place within 1 to 5 working days, including that training.
What does iButler cost for my restaurant?
You pay a fixed amount per month. On the pricing page, choose your type of business to see an indication.