For Korean BBQThe whole table
orders
together.
Guests grill themselves and order in rounds, each from their own phone. iButler groups each round per table and splits it over the kitchen stations.
How a round works.
From table to kitchen stationThe table orders together
Everyone chooses on their own phone via the QR code. Everything goes on one bill.
iButler groups the round
A table's orders are grouped per round. That way the kitchen sees which round belongs to which table.
Each station gets its part
For example meat to the grill, side dishes to the kitchen and drinks to the bar. On a ticket printer or the kitchen display.
You set
the rules.
Does your business work with rounds and a time limit? Set the maximum number of rounds, the time limit per table and the number of dishes per person. iButler records per table when a new round may start.
- The same rules for QR, table tablet and handheld
- Your staff do not have to keep track of rounds themselves
- Guests without a smartphone order on the table tablet
How does an ordering system for Korean BBQ work?
Grilling at the table, ordering in rounds
At a Korean BBQ, guests grill at the table themselves and order in several rounds. With iButler QR, each guest scans the QR code and orders on their own phone, without an app. The whole table orders on one bill. Guests without a smartphone order on a fixed tablet on the table, and staff take orders with the handheld.
To the kitchen per round and per table
iButler groups the orders per round and per table. Each dish goes to the station that prepares it, for example grill, side dishes or bar, on a ticket printer or a kitchen display. The ticket shows the table number.
Rounds, time limits and maximums
You set the maximum number of rounds, a time limit per table and the number of dishes per person. iButler records per table when a round starts and stops and when guests may order again. This also applies when staff take the order.
Payment at the table
Guests pay via the QR code with iDEAL, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bancontact or credit card, together or each separately. Staff take payment with the Tap-to-Pay app on the phone or with a payment terminal. We also supply payment terminals.
Getting started 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.
Frequently asked questions.
Korean BBQDoes iButler keep track of how many rounds a table has ordered?
Yes, per table. iButler also records when a new round may start, so your staff do not have to keep track of it on paper.
Can the whole table order at the same time?
Yes. Each guest orders on their own phone via the QR code. The orders go on one bill and reach the kitchen per round.
Can I have meat, side dishes and drinks come in separately?
Yes. You divide your kitchen into stations, for example grill, side dishes and bar. Each dish goes to the station that makes it, on a ticket printer or the kitchen display. You decide which dishes come out of which printer.
Does a time limit per table work?
Yes. Besides the time limit, you set the maximum number of rounds and the number of dishes per person. The rules apply to QR, table tablet and handheld.
Can tickets and screen be in Chinese?
Yes. You print kitchen tickets per section in Dutch, English or Chinese. The kitchen display also shows dishes with Chinese labels.
How does a table pay?
Via the QR code with iDEAL, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bancontact or credit card, together or each separately. Or staff take payment with the Tap-to-Pay app on the phone or a payment terminal.
How quickly can I start?
Within 1 to 5 working days everything is set up and your team is trained, in Dutch, English or Chinese.
What does iButler cost for a Korean BBQ?
A fixed amount per month. How much depends on what you need and how many tables you have. The pricing page gives an indication.