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Restaurant & QSR

Self-Order Kiosks Built for the Lunch Rush

Branded touchscreen ordering with card and mobile payment, receipt printing and loyalty integration — engineered for continuous daily use in quick-service restaurants, fast-casual chains, cafes and food courts, and customizable to your enclosure, modules and software.

Why Operators Deploy Self-Order

Faster Service, Bigger Orders, Consistent Experience

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Shorter Peak-Hour Queues

Customers place and pay for orders themselves at multiple kiosks, spreading the rush instead of funneling everyone through one counter.

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Higher Average Order Value

Photo menus, modifiers and smart prompts for upsizing, combos and extras encourage add-ons without relying on staff memory. Results vary by concept and menu design — we do not promise fixed percentages.

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Multilingual & Accessible

Switchable languages, clear visual flows and accessible screen heights help international customers and reduce ordering mistakes.

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Fewer Ordering Errors

Selections go straight into the ordering or POS system, removing handwritten or shouted modifications from the chain.

Loyalty & Promotions

Scanners and NFC support loyalty lookup, digital coupons, member pricing and app-driven campaigns within the same transaction.

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Your Brand, Not Ours

Custom enclosure color, silk-screen or laser logo, boot animation and packaging for chains that white-label the full fleet.

Typical Configuration

Everything a QSR Transaction Needs in One Terminal

  • 21.5″–32″ capacitive touchscreen, flat, floor-standing or countertop
  • Contactless NFC, chip and magnetic card payment with optional PIN pad
  • 80mm thermal receipt / order ticket printer with easy paper swap
  • 1D/2D scanner for coupons, loyalty and mobile ordering
  • Speaker, camera and accessibility options; cash-accepting variant available
  • Windows, Android or Linux with SDK/API hooks for your POS or KDS
See Customization Options
21.5-inch floor-standing self-order kiosk with touchscreen, card reader and receipt printer
Deployment Path

From Pilot Store to Chain Roll-Out

1

Use-Case Review

Menu flow, payment mix, store layout and integration points defined with our engineers.

2

Configuration

Screen size, modules, OS and branding are locked and your sample is built.

3

Integration

Your POS/ordering app is loaded; printer, scanner and payment SDKs are joint-debugged.

4

Pilot Store

A small fleet runs under real service conditions; ergonomics and flow are validated.

5

Mass Production

Consistent tooling, line QC and 20+ verifications for chain-wide uniformity.

6

Roll-Out & Support

Export logistics, spare-part kits and remote technical support for every site.

Return on Investment

How Kiosks Pay Back in Restaurant Operations

Self-order economics come from three directions: shifting repetitive order-taking away from staff during peaks so labor is redeployed to food and hospitality, raising check totals through structured upselling and menu visuals, and increasing throughput per square meter at rush times. Payback periods depend on labor costs, store traffic, average check and roll-out scale — we share configuration and deployment guidance rather than fabricated savings figures, and recommend measuring your own pilot.

FAQ

Restaurant & QSR Kiosk Questions

How do self-order kiosks help QSR and fast-casual restaurants?
Self-order kiosks move peak-hour queues faster, let customers browse the full menu with photos and modifiers, and guide add-ons and combos that tend to raise average order value. They also reduce counter pressure during rushes, support multilingual ordering and improve order accuracy by sending selections directly to the kitchen system.
Which payment methods and peripherals can a restaurant kiosk include?
A typical configuration includes a capacitive touchscreen, thermal receipt/kitchen ticket printer, 1D/2D scanner for coupons and loyalty, NFC contactless reader, magnetic and chip card reader, optional PIN pad and speaker. Cash-accepting and fully cashless versions are both available, on Windows, Android or Linux.
Can the kiosk run our POS or ordering application and match our brand?
Yes. MHY supplies the hardware and operating-system image; your POS or ordering application can be pre-loaded and locked into kiosk mode, with SDKs/APIs for the printer, scanner and payment modules. Enclosure color, silk-screen or laser logo, boot screen and packaging can all carry your brand.
What is the MOQ and lead time for branded restaurant kiosks?
Single-unit samples ship from stock configurations for evaluation, standard branded orders typically deliver within 15–30 days, and custom enclosure projects generally take 35–60 days. New tooling is most economical from around 50 units per model; logo, color and module customization is available at lower quantities.

Planning a Self-Order Pilot?

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