Why your restaurant needs a POS with an integrated kitchen

Paper orders continue to be the most common bottleneck in Peruvian restaurants. A waiter writes the order by hand, takes it to the kitchen, the cook interprets it (or not), and the customer waits without knowing what happens to their dish. When there is error, there is friction — and the loser is the business.

The flow your restaurant should have

A modern restaurant system connects three points that today work separately:

1. The living room (touch POS)

The waiter takes the order on a touch screen, selects the dishes, the variants (prey, garnish, without salt) and sends the order to the kitchen with a touch. No more lost orders.

2. The kitchen (KDS in real time)

The kitchen dashboard shows each item ordered by priority. The cook changes the state of each item as he prepares it. The room sees the status without shouting or calling on the phone.

3. The box (shift with summary)

At the end of the day, the cashier closes the shift and sees the exact summary: how much was received through Yape, how much in cash, how much by card, what the average ticket was. No calculators or guesswork.

The inventory that most ignore

Few restaurant systems include recipe inventory. RestoPOS yes. That means that when selling a ceviche, the system automatically discounts the fish, lemon and onion from the warehouse. When an ingredient is about to run out, the alert appears — before the cook discovers that there are no supplies in full service.

For the real segment of the Peruvian market

RestoPOS is designed for neighborhood restaurants and cevicherías, polladas and sangucherías — businesses that bill between S/10,000 and S/60,000 per month and that today operate with a notebook, WhatsApp and Excel.

The price starts at S/ 60/month, with an annual plan at S/ 600 (equivalent to 2 months free). If you prefer that the system be yours forever, the one-time payment is S/ 3,800 with your own deploy and 1 year of support included.

Find out all the details in RestoPOS - Restaurant System.