Lay out your digital menu so diners spot combos and discounts and order a little more. Kiosks also let you run with fewer front-counter staff — a real help amid Malaysia's F&B labour shortage — so you can deploy people where they add the most value.
Self-Service Kiosk
Streamlined Self-Ordering For Improved Quality and Faster Service
For quick-serve restaurants, speed and accuracy are everything. Let diners place their own orders on an Android or iPad Self-Service Kiosk — a fast, intuitive touchscreen that cuts mistakes, speeds up turnover, and eases the pressure of Malaysia's F&B staffing shortage.
How a Self-Service Kiosk Can Help You Serve Faster
iPad Self-Service Kiosk
Just an iPad, a stand and a connected printer, and your affordable Self-Service Kiosk is up and running in no time.
Android Self-Service Kiosk
One all-in-one unit with a large screen, ticket printer and integrated payments built in — including local options like DuitNow QR via Fiuu — so guests can order and pay on their own.
Larger Orders, Less Labour-Intensive
A Kiosk Interface That Makes Sense
Cool tech is pointless if no one can use it. A clean, intuitive interface means guests order confidently, even first-timers.
Don't Let Ordering Errors Eat Into Your Profits
Wrong orders in a rush are a nightmare. When diners enter their own orders, you lose less time and money remaking mistakes.
Let Customers Order Their Way
Keep the human touch: let guests choose between ordering at a kiosk or with staff. Choice is appreciated, and it eases congestion.
Tailor Your Kiosk Menu Interface to Boost Sales
Versatile, Multi-Language Self-Ordering
Automate Your Restaurant's Ordering Process
Customize Your Kiosk Menu Anytime, Anywhere
Tailor Your Kiosk Menu Interface to Boost Sales
Versatile, Multi-Language Self-Ordering
Automate Your Restaurant's Ordering Process
Customize Your Kiosk Menu Anytime, Anywhere
Self-Service Kiosk is Perfect for these Restaurant Types
Self-Service Kiosk is Part of the Following Solution
Restaurants Like Yours Love the Self-Service Kiosk
We have to digest a pretty long queue at our shop with our fast-paced pay-first service, the self-serve kiosks could help customers with the order and at the same time make sure they will be able to browse and pick from our wide variety of products
FAQs about Eats365 Self-Service Kiosk
1. What is a self-service kiosk and how does it benefit my restaurant?
A self-service kiosk is an interactive terminal that allows customers to browse menus, place orders, and pay independently. For your restaurant, it reduces labor costs by automating order entry and improves customer satisfaction by decreasing wait times and increasing order accuracy.
2. What hardware do I need to set up an Eats365 Self-Service Kiosk?
The Eats365 Self-Service Kiosk runs on two setups. The iPad version needs just an iPad, a compatible stand and a connected printer. The Android version is an all-in-one unit with a built-in screen, ticket printer and integrated payments. Either way, you can deploy a self-ordering solution quickly without heavy investment in proprietary industrial hardware.
3. Does the kiosk support upselling to increase average check sizes?
Yes, the kiosk is designed to drive revenue through automated upselling and cross-selling. The interface prompts customers with relevant add-ons and modifiers during the ordering process, ensuring every customer is presented with opportunities to upgrade their meal.
4. Can the self-service kiosk handle digital payments and loyalty programs?
Yes. On the Android Self-Service Kiosk, Eats365 supports Fiuu Spot payments, letting guests pay with DuitNow QR and other local methods they already use. The kiosk also integrates with CRM features, so members can access exclusive items and earn rewards directly through the kiosk interface.
5. Does the kiosk sync in real-time with my main POS and kitchen?
Yes, the Self-Service Kiosk pairs directly with your Eats365 POS. Orders are sent instantly to the Kitchen Display System (KDS) or kitchen printers, ensuring a seamless flow of information that prevents manual entry errors and speeds up food preparation.
6. What happens if an item is sold out or the shop temporarily closes?
The kiosk stays synchronized with your POS inventory. If a shop status is set to 'Closed' or an item is out of stock in the POS, a 'Closed' shop indicator or item-specific status will automatically reflect on the kiosk screen to prevent customers from placing unavailable orders.
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