Flipdish vs Tabemi

Flipdish is an all-in-one restaurant management platform for restaurants and takeaways, combining ordering channels with point of sale and operational tools. Customers can order through branded websites and mobile apps, QR-code order and pay, or self-service kiosks. The POS brings dine-in, collection, take-out, and delivery orders together and manages menus centrally. Operations tools include a kitchen display, driver tracking, appliance checks, task management, incident reporting, and expiry, nutrition, and allergy labels. The platform also offers integrated card payments, customizable reports, multi-location reporting, and sales forecasting. Restaurant-branded iOS and Android apps support loyalty, one-click reorder, push notifications, and order-status updates. Plans are priced per site: Website is $149 a month, Website & Mobile App is $249 a month, and Self-Service Kiosk is $99 a month; kiosk hardware costs extra. Flipdish lists email, WhatsApp, and phone support seven days a week.

Tabemi is web-based order-management software for dine-in restaurants. Guests scan a table QR code to browse the live menu, place orders in a browser, and pay the restaurant directly, without an app or account. Staff track orders on a board as they move from acceptance through preparation, readiness, and service; waiter calls and bill requests appear there too. Menu tools include dish photos and videos, spice and diet marks, one-tap out-of-stock status, and AI import from a paper menu. Searchable order history and sales insights cover time, table, and dish. Guests can order without giving a phone number. Tabemi says it does not handle funds or charge commission. It has no POS or kitchen-printer integration, so kitchens using printed tickets need orders entered into their existing system. The free plan allows 300 diner requests per month per outlet; a no-card 15-day trial begins with the first real order. Paid plans start at $19 per month per outlet for up to 8 tables.