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A Self-Ordering Kiosk Configured Around Your Restaurant Software
A self-ordering kiosk that brings the touchscreen, the computing platform, the printer and the scanner into one guest-facing terminal. Choose Android or Windows to match your ordering software, pick a 24-inch, 27-inch or 32-inch screen, and install it wall-mounted or floor-standing. From restaurants, fast food and food courts to cafés, QSR chains, canteens, hotels and cinema catering, one restaurant self-ordering kiosk handles browsing, customising and payment — with optional NFC for contactless interaction. It is a touchscreen ordering kiosk built to stand where the cashier used to be, and a restaurant self-service kiosk your team can roll out across every site.
24″ – 32″
Android & Windows
80mm Thermal Printer
QR & Barcode Scanner
NFC Support
Wall or Floor
CE
FCC
RoHS
Hero image — 27″ self-ordering kiosk at a restaurant entrance, touchscreen showing the menu with the built-in receipt printer and QR scanner below
alt="27 inch self-ordering kiosk with touchscreen menu display, built-in 80mm thermal printer and QR barcode scanner at a restaurant counter"
Why Choose
One Terminal That Takes the Order, the Payment and the Queue Ticket
A self-ordering kiosk only earns its place on the floor when it replaces several jobs at once. This one integrates the touchscreen, computing platform, 80mm thermal printer, QR and barcode scanner and optional NFC into a single self-service ordering terminal that is ready for your software — in the size, platform and mounting position your venue actually needs.
All-in-One
All-in-One Self-Service Design
Touchscreen, computing platform, 80mm printer, QR and barcode scanner and optional NFC combined in one self-ordering terminal.
Android / Windows
Android & Windows Solutions
Choose the platform that fits your ordering software and IT standards, with the hardware configured to match.
2 Mounts
Wall-Mounted & Floor-Standing
Save floor space with a wall-mounted ordering kiosk, or deploy a floor-standing ordering kiosk independently for higher visibility.
3 Sizes
24″, 27″ & 32″ Display Options
A compact 24-inch terminal, a balanced 27-inch model, or a 32-inch screen for larger menus and more complex ordering flows.
80mm
Built-In 80mm Thermal Printer
Receipts, order tickets and queue tickets print inside the terminal — no external printer and no extra counter space.
Scan + Tap
QR, Barcode & NFC Support
Read QR codes and barcodes for coupons, memberships and digital tickets, with NFC for contactless interaction.
Features
Six Decisions That Define Your Self-Ordering Terminal
Operating system, mounting, screen size, ticket printing, scanning and contactless support — the six choices that decide whether a self-ordering kiosk fits the venue it is installed in.
All-in-One Design
One Self-Ordering Terminal Instead of Four Devices
At most counters, a touchscreen, a small PC, a ticket printer and a handheld scanner compete for the same square metre. A self-ordering kiosk folds all of them into a single housing: the display is the menu, the computing platform runs your ordering software, the 80mm printer issues the receipt or order ticket and the scanning module reads codes at the same spot. The result is fewer cables, fewer failure points and one consistent touchscreen ordering kiosk across every site you roll out.
4 devices in 1display, PC, printer, scanner, NFC
1 power pointand one network connection per unit
Exploded view of the all-in-one self-ordering kiosk modules
alt="all-in-one self-ordering kiosk showing touchscreen, computing platform, thermal printer and scanner modules"
Operating System
Android or Windows — Chosen by Your Ordering Software
The platform should follow the application you already run. An Android ordering kiosk suits compact, quick-to-deploy menu apps and standard ordering platforms, while a Windows ordering kiosk fits projects built on Windows software, third-party peripherals or corporate IT standards. Because both an Android self-service kiosk and a Windows self-service kiosk use the same chassis, the decision is reversible per project — tell us the ordering application, the peripherals and the payment method, and we will confirm the hardware and OS combination that supports them.
Androidcompact, fast to deploy
Windowsfor Windows-based software and peripherals
Android and Windows self-ordering kiosks side by side, both showing a menu interface
alt="Android and Windows self-ordering kiosk running the same menu ordering interface"
Installation
Wall-Mounted or Floor-Standing, According to the Venue
A wall-mounted ordering kiosk is the answer where floor space is tight — it keeps the walkway clear and puts the screen at eye level, which suits small restaurants, cafés and quick-service counters. A floor-standing ordering kiosk is the better fit when the terminal needs to stand on its own, attract attention from a distance or absorb heavier footfall in an entrance or food court. Both versions use the same display, printer and scanning options, so mounting is a decision about your layout and customer flow rather than the features you can offer.
Wall-mountedsaves floor space in compact venues
Floor-standingindependent placement, higher visibility
Wall-mounted and floor-standing self-ordering kiosks in two restaurant layouts
alt="wall-mounted ordering kiosk on a restaurant wall beside a floor-standing ordering kiosk in a food court"
Display Options
24, 27 or 32 Inch — Match the Screen to the Menu
Screen size is not cosmetic; it decides how much of the menu a guest can take in at once. A 24-inch ordering kiosk fits compact counters where space is short, a 27-inch ordering kiosk balances menu room against footprint for mainstream restaurant use, and a 32-inch ordering kiosk gives large food photography, combo upsells and room for more complex flows such as modifiers, allergens and meal deals. All three sizes use a capacitive touchscreen and share the same printer, scanner and NFC options.
24″compact counters, limited space
27″ / 32″mainstream venues and large menu boards
Size comparison of 24″, 27″ and 32″ self-ordering kiosks
alt="size comparison of 24 inch, 27 inch and 32 inch ordering kiosk displays"
Ticket Printing
A Self-Ordering Kiosk With Printer Built Into the Housing
An external ticket printer is one more thing to mount, power, connect and lose. A self-ordering kiosk with printer puts a full 80mm thermal printer inside the terminal, so the receipt, the order ticket or the queue number is issued from the same unit the guest is already standing at — no separate footprint and no extra cable run. The 80mm format covers standard restaurant, café and food-court tickets, and paper rolls are simple to load and replace on site.
80mmintegrated thermal ticket printer
In-housingno external printer to mount or cable
Close-up of the built-in 80mm thermal printer issuing an order ticket
alt="built-in 80mm thermal printer on a self-ordering kiosk printing an order ticket for a guest"
Scanning & Contactless
QR Code, Barcode and NFC Reading at the Same Terminal
Ordering now involves more than a menu tap. The integrated reader handles QR codes together with barcodes, membership codes, coupons, digital tickets, order and payment codes — which is why the same unit works as a self-service kiosk with QR scanner and a self-service kiosk with barcode scanner. Add NFC and the terminal also supports tap-based membership, loyalty and contactless interaction, making it an NFC ordering kiosk for venues moving toward phone and card payment.
Barcode / QRcoupons, memberships, digital tickets
NFCtap-based contactless applications
Guest scanning a QR code and tapping an NFC card at the self-ordering kiosk
alt="guest using the QR and barcode scanner and NFC reader on a self-ordering kiosk"
Specifications
Self-Ordering Kiosk — Key Specifications
One touchscreen ordering terminal platform with four configurable layers: display and touch, computing and operating system, printing and scanning, and installation. Size, platform and hardware are matched to your ordering software rather than fixed by the model.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Display & Touch | |
| Screen Sizes | 24″ · 27″ · 32″ |
| Display Type | LCD touchscreen with LED backlight |
| Touch Technology | Capacitive touch — confirmed per model |
| Computing & Operating System | |
| Operating System | Android or Windows, selected to match your ordering software |
| Processor / Memory / Storage | Configured per project and per application — request a quote |
| Printing & Scanning | |
| Thermal Printer | Built-in 80mm thermal printer for receipts, order tickets and queue tickets — a self-service kiosk with 80mm printer and integrated ticket output |
| Scanner | Integrated QR code and barcode scanner for memberships, coupons, digital tickets and payment codes |
| Contactless & Payment | |
| NFC | Optional NFC reader for contactless applications |
| Payment Integration | Confirmed against your software, payment module and acquirer — contact sales with your requirement |
| Installation & Housing | |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted or floor-standing |
| Housing | Metal kiosk housing; colour and finish configurable for OEM / ODM orders |
| Power | |
| Power Supply | AC mains input — voltage and plug type confirmed per destination market |
| Compliance & Supply | |
| Certifications | CE · FCC · RoHS |
| Customisation | OEM / ODM — logo branding, housing colour, screen size, OS and hardware configuration |
| MOQ & Lead Time | Depend on configuration, screen size and quantity — request a quote |
Processor, memory, storage, panel resolution, touch technology and payment modules are configured per model and per project, so they are intentionally not listed as fixed values. Tell our sales team the ordering software you plan to run, the peripherals you need and the venue environment, and we will confirm the exact specification before you order.
CE
FCC
RoHS
Sizes & Options
Choose the Self-Ordering Kiosk That Fits Your Venue
Start with how guests will queue and order, then match the screen size and mounting to the space you have. Every configuration shares the same 80mm printer, QR and barcode scanner and optional NFC.
Wall-Mounted Self-Ordering Kiosk
A wall-mounted self-service kiosk keeps the walkway clear where floor space is short. It is typically specified in the smaller screen sizes so the unit stays compact and the touchscreen sits at a comfortable height for a standing guest. Ideal for cafés, quick-service counters, small restaurants and canteen entrances. Typical configurations are confirmed against your site before order.
Wall-mounted ordering kiosk beside a compact café counter
alt="wall-mounted ordering kiosk saving floor space beside a compact cafe counter"
Floor-Standing Self-Ordering Kiosk
A floor-standing self-service kiosk stands on its own, which suits entrances, food courts and busy restaurant floors where the terminal should be visible from a distance and absorb heavier footfall. It is generally paired with the larger screen sizes for a taller, more prominent unit. Typical configurations are confirmed against your site before order.
Floor-standing ordering kiosk at a fast food restaurant entrance
alt="floor-standing ordering kiosk with touchscreen and printer at a fast food restaurant entrance"
| Configuration | Display Sizes | Mounting | Shared Features | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compact terminal | 24″ | Wall-mounted | Touchscreen · 80mm printer · QR & barcode · optional NFC | Cafés, quick-service counters, small restaurants, canteen entrances |
| Mainstream terminal | 27″ | Wall-mounted or floor-standing | Touchscreen · 80mm printer · QR & barcode · optional NFC | Restaurants, fast food, QSR chains, hotels |
| Large-format terminal | 32″ | Floor-standing | Touchscreen · 80mm printer · QR & barcode · optional NFC | Food courts, shopping malls, high-traffic entrances, large menu boards |
The table shows typical configurations to help you shortlist quickly; the exact size-and-mounting combinations, touch technology and payment options are confirmed per project. Send us your floor plan, the ordering software you plan to run and your expected footfall, and we will recommend the combination that fits.
Dimensional drawing and size comparison — 24″, 27″ and 32″ self-ordering kiosk, wall-mounted and floor-standing profiles
alt="dimensional drawing of 24, 27 and 32 inch ordering kiosk in wall-mounted and floor-standing versions"
Applications
Where a Self-Ordering Kiosk Earns Its Floor Space
Anywhere guests queue to order, customise or collect, an ordering terminal takes repetitive work off the counter — from restaurants and fast food to food courts, cafés, canteens, hotels and cinema catering.
Restaurant entrance with a floor-standing ordering kioskalt="restaurant ordering kiosk at the entrance with touchscreen menu and receipt printer"
Restaurants
Let guests browse the menu, add modifiers and pay at their own pace, so waiting staff can focus on service instead of taking orders.
Fast food counter with two self-ordering kiosksalt="self-ordering kiosk pair at a fast food counter accepting order and card payment"
Fast Food & QSR
Absorb the lunch rush with terminals that take the order, print the ticket and let the kitchen start cooking without a cashier in the loop.
Food court ordering terminals shared between stallsalt="self-service food ordering kiosk in a food court shared between multiple stalls"
Food Courts
One ordering point can serve several stalls, cutting the separate queue at each counter and keeping the seating area flowing.
Café counter with a wall-mounted self-ordering kioskalt="wall-mounted self-ordering kiosk at a cafe counter for drink and pastry orders"
Cafés & Coffee Shops
Speed up the morning queue with a compact touchscreen terminal that handles drink customisation and loyalty redemption in one flow.
Shopping mall dining area with digital ordering terminalsalt="digital ordering kiosk in a shopping mall dining area ordering and paying for meals"
Shopping Malls
Place terminals in mall dining zones to handle ordering, coupon redemption and payment, and reduce pressure on individual outlets.
Corporate canteen self-service ordering pointalt="canteen ordering kiosk for staff meal ordering and badge-based payment"
Canteens & Corporate Dining
Handle high-volume meal periods where staff order and pay quickly, with badge or QR identification read at the same terminal.
Hotel restaurant and lobby ordering kioskalt="hotel ordering kiosk in a lobby restaurant handling in-room and dine-in orders"
Hotels & Resorts
Take breakfast, poolside and in-room dining orders without adding work at the front desk during busy arrival and service windows.
Cinema concession and entertainment venue ordering terminalalt="ordering kiosk at a cinema concession counter for tickets snacks and drinks"
Cinemas & Entertainment Venues
Sell tickets, snacks and drinks through one terminal that takes the order, prints the collection ticket and accepts contactless payment.
Accessories
Supplied With the Self-Ordering Terminal
Everything needed to install, power and operate the terminal from day one — with the final supplied contents confirmed against your order configuration.
Power Adapter
Mains adapter matched to your market's voltage and plug type
Thermal Paper Rolls
80mm ticket paper for the built-in thermal printer
Wall-Mount Bracket
Mounting bracket for the wall-mounted configuration
Mounting Hardware & Cables
Fixings, brackets and connection cables for installation
Lock & Keys
Secures the paper compartment and service panel on site
Accessory list is indicative and reflects the typical shipping configuration. The confirmed contents are matched to your model, screen size and order quantity — please confirm with our sales team before ordering.
FAQ
Common Questions About This Self-Ordering Kiosk
The questions restaurant owners, franchise operators and integrators ask most often before ordering an ordering terminal — on operating system, screen size, ticket printing, scanning, mounting and OEM supply.
What is a self-ordering kiosk?
A self-ordering kiosk is an all-in-one terminal that lets guests browse the menu, customise items and complete payment without queueing at the counter. It combines a touchscreen display, a computing platform, an integrated 80mm thermal printer and a QR and barcode scanner in a single unit, with optional NFC. The same hardware works as a self-service ordering kiosk in a restaurant, a self-service food ordering kiosk in a food court and a digital ordering kiosk in a shopping mall — one ordering kiosk platform across every front-of-house format.
Should I choose an Android or a Windows self-ordering kiosk?
Choose the platform around your ordering software, not the other way around. An Android ordering kiosk is compact, quick to deploy and well suited to standard menu applications, while a Windows ordering kiosk fits projects built on Windows software, peripherals or existing IT standards. Because both an Android self-service kiosk and a Windows self-service kiosk are offered on the same chassis, the decision is reversible per project — tell us the application you plan to run and we will confirm the hardware and OS that supports it.
What screen sizes are available for the ordering kiosk?
The range covers a 24-inch ordering kiosk for compact counters, a 27-inch ordering kiosk that balances menu space against footprint, and a 32-inch ordering kiosk for large food photography, combo upsells and more complex ordering flows. All three sizes use a capacitive touchscreen and share the same printer, scanner and NFC options, so a chain can standardise on one self-service ordering terminal across a rollout.
Does the kiosk include a printer and a scanner?
Yes. A self-ordering kiosk with printer uses an integrated 80mm thermal printer, so receipts, order tickets and queue tickets print inside the terminal with no separate device to mount or cable. Scanning is handled by an integrated reader that reads QR codes and barcodes for coupons, memberships, digital tickets and mobile payment — making it a self-service kiosk with 80mm printer, a self-service kiosk with QR scanner and a self-service kiosk with barcode scanner at the same time.
Can the ordering kiosk be wall-mounted or floor-standing?
Both mounting options are available. A wall-mounted ordering kiosk keeps the floor clear where space is tight, which suits small restaurants, cafes and quick-service counters. A floor-standing ordering kiosk stands on its own for higher visibility and heavier footfall, which suits food courts, fast food chains and shopping malls. The same choice applies across the range — a wall-mounted self-service kiosk or a floor-standing self-service kiosk, sharing identical display, printer and scanning options.
Does the ordering kiosk support NFC and contactless payment?
NFC can be specified for contactless interaction, which makes the unit an NFC ordering kiosk suited to tap-based membership, loyalty, digital tickets and payment scenarios. Because payment integration is project-specific, the supported NFC standards and payment modules are confirmed against the software and acquirer you plan to use — tell us the payment method you need and we will confirm the configuration.
Do you support OEM/ODM customisation, and what is the minimum order quantity?
Yes. We support OEM and ODM projects, including logo branding, housing colour and finish, screen size, OS choice and hardware configuration, so the terminal can be adapted to your menu design and market. We accept both sample orders and bulk volume. Minimum order quantity and delivery lead time depend on the configuration, screen size and quantity, so contact our sales team with your requirement for a confirmed quote.