Dine-in, pickup and delivery
One menu, three ways to buy from it. A dine-in order carries the table number; a delivery order carries the address and the governorate.
- Table number attached automatically
- Pickup times guests choose
- Delivery areas with their own fees
KNET, cards and cash
KNET is not an afterthought bolted on for the Gulf — it sits at the top of the payment list where Kuwaiti guests expect it.
- KNET, Visa and Mastercard
- Cash on delivery
- Pay-at-counter for pickup
Kuwait’s six governorates, ready
Capital, Hawalli, Farwaniya, Ahmadi, Jahra and Mubarak Al-Kabeer are already there, block by block. Set your own fee and minimum for each.
- Per-area delivery fee
- Per-area minimum order
- Switch an area off when you are stretched
Orders where you will see them
A new order rings on the dashboard, and lands in WhatsApp or Telegram if that is where your kitchen actually looks.
- Printer-ready ticket
- WhatsApp and Telegram alerts
Preparation times that are honest
Set how long you actually need, per order type, and adjust it on a busy Thursday without touching anything else.
- Different times for pickup and delivery
- Busy mode adds minutes to everything
Stop taking orders when you are full
One switch pauses ordering without taking the menu down, so guests can still read it and know you reopen at eight.
- Pause without hiding the menu
- Scheduled opening hours