Order app for waiters
Take orders by table and by seat on an Android phone, tablet or iPad. Orders reach the kitchen the moment they are sent, with no paper KOT to lose.
Restaurant app · Nepal
Restaurant App for Nepal: Orders, Kitchen and Billing in One
Omniros is a restaurant app built for Nepal. Waiters take orders by table and seat on any phone or tablet, the kitchen sees each ticket on its own station, and every bill is an IRD-ready VAT invoice that posts straight to your accounts.
- Waiter app
- Kitchen display
- Owner dashboard
- IRD-ready VAT bills
- Fonepay QR
One restaurant app for the floor, the kitchen and the office
Kitchen display app
Each station sees only its own tickets: the barista gets the milk tea, the steamer gets the momo. Tickets age on screen so late orders turn amber before a guest has to ask.
Management app (CMS)
Edit menu items, prices, modifiers, tables and staff from one place, and see sales, payments and stock in real time.
Billing and payments
Split or merge bills by seat, add 10% service charge and 13% VAT, and settle by cash, card or Fonepay QR on the same screen.
Recipe-linked stock
Every dish sold deducts its ingredients automatically, so you know what was used and what needs reordering.
Works offline
If the internet drops, billing keeps running on the terminal and syncs automatically when the connection returns.
How an order moves through the app
Order
The waiter taps Table 7, seat 3, and adds two milk teas and a chicken momo.
Kitchen
Drinks route to the beverage station and momos to the hot kitchen, in parallel.
Stock
Flour, chicken mince and milk are deducted as soon as the order is confirmed.
Bill and ledger
A sequential VAT invoice prints and the sale posts to your accounts automatically.
What a restaurant app should do for a Nepali restaurant
Most restaurants in Kathmandu, Pokhara and across Nepal still run on a counter billing machine, handwritten KOT slips and an Excel sheet for stock. Each tool works on its own, so the same order gets typed three times and errors creep in at every step. Omniros replaces that stack with three connected apps that share one live order.
- Dine-in, takeaway, delivery and QR table orders in one queue
- Table and seat ordering with floor plans for multiple rooms or a rooftop
- Bulk and catering orders batched in the kitchen but billed separately
- Bikram Sambat dates and fiscal-year invoice numbering out of the box
Runs on the devices you already own
Omniros runs in any modern browser on Android tablets, iPads, Windows PCs and smartphones. It connects to standard thermal KOT printers, receipt printers and cash drawers, so you do not need to buy proprietary hardware to get started.
Pricing
Plans start at Rs 12,000 as a one-time setup fee (Basic), Rs 25,000 (Starter) and Rs 35,000 (Advanced), with a 30-day free trial and no credit card required. Every plan includes IRD-ready VAT billing, sequential invoice numbering, an audit trail and full data export.
Frequently asked questions
Is Omniros a restaurant app or a POS?
Both. Omniros is a restaurant POS delivered as three connected apps: an order app for staff, a kitchen display app, and a management app for owners. They share one live order and one set of accounts.
Can waiters use the restaurant app on their own phones?
Yes. The order app runs in a standard browser on Android phones, iPhones and tablets, so staff can take table-side orders on any supported device.
Does the restaurant app work for cafés and chiya pasals?
Yes. Omniros includes default setups for restaurants, cafés and bakeries, chiya houses and quick-service counters, hotels and resorts, so you can start without configuring everything from scratch.
Can I try the restaurant app before paying?
Yes. You can use Omniros in your live business free for 30 days with no credit card required.