Online ordering for Fiji restaurants
Menus, carts and M-PAiSA payments — with the order arriving where the food actually gets made.
How it works
A menu that is yours
Dishes, specials and availability, edited by you. Not a PDF, and not a screenshot of a printed menu.
M-PAiSA at checkout
Payment through the method your customers already use, wired in properly rather than bolted on.
Straight to the kitchen
Orders print where the cooking happens, so nobody is refreshing an inbox during a rush.
Works on a bad connection
Built lean, because an ordering page that stalls on mobile data is a lost sale.
Why this is the page most worth having
A brochure site tells people you exist. An ordering page takes money. For a takeaway or restaurant it is usually the single highest-value thing on the internet with your name on it.
The Fiji-specific part is payment. An overseas template will happily offer you card processing that your customers do not use. M-PAiSA is the method people here actually reach for, and it is the one we wire in.
The other half is what happens after checkout. An order that lands in an email nobody is watching is worse than no order at all, which is why Corner House prints to the kitchen.
Live example
Live
Corner House
A Samabula fish & chips takeaway taking real orders with M-PAiSA payments and kitchen printing.
Common questions
Do you integrate M-PAiSA?
Yes. Corner House takes M-PAiSA payments through a site we built and run. It is a normal integration for us rather than a special request.
How does the kitchen see an order?
At Corner House, orders print straight to the kitchen. Staff do not have to watch a screen or an inbox for a ticket to appear.
Do my customers need to install an app?
No. It runs in the browser on the phone they already have. Our TableTap product takes the same approach — scan a sticker, no app and no login.
Can I change the menu myself?
Yes — menus, specials and availability are meant to be edited by the people running the business, not by us on a support ticket.
Have something to build?
Tell us what you need — we reply from Suva. Start a project [email protected] ([email protected])