Ring Order Food

Ordering systems for takeaways & restaurants

Your own ordering website. No marketplace commission.

Ring Order Food designs and builds online ordering systems for takeaways and restaurants — your brand, your domain, your customers. We supply the till and kitchen hardware to match, and we run the technical side so you can run the kitchen.

  • No marketplace commission
  • Your own domain
  • Your customer data
  • Money in your own account
Counter staff working a touchscreen till showing an ordering screenYour counter
Your orderDelivery
  • 2House Special Chow Mein17.80
  • 1Salt & Pepper RibsExtra chilli7.90
  • 1Set Meal for TwoPrawn crackers · no MSG24.50
Subtotal
50.20
Discount · WELCOME10
−5.02
Delivery
2.50
Total
47.68

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Your customer

Their basket, your domain, your currency — and the ticket already printing in your kitchen.

Own it, don’t rent it

Everything an aggregator gives you, without the terms

Delivery apps solved ordering by putting themselves between you and your customer. We build the same convenience into a site that is entirely yours.

No marketplace commission

Aggregators take a double-digit cut of every order, forever, in exchange for demand. You are paying us for a system you own, not for access to customers who were already yours.

Your customers stay yours

Order history, addresses and contact details sit in your account. We never resell your data or market your customers to anyone else.

Your brand, not ours

Your logo, your colours, your domain, your tone. Nothing on the page competes for the customer’s attention once they arrive.

No rivals on your page

On a marketplace your customer sees ten competitors beside you and a countdown to a cheaper one. On your own site they see your menu.

What we build

A complete ordering system, configured for your shop

Not a template you have to finish yourself. We enter your menu, set your delivery rules and connect your payments before you ever log in.

Online ordering

Delivery, collection and scheduled orders, with live opening hours and time slots so you are never sold an order you cannot cook.

A menu you control

Categories, sizes, option groups, set meals, add-ons and allergen or dietary markers. Edit it yourself; changes are live immediately.

Delivery zones and fees

Postcode rules combined with real driving distance, each zone with its own fee, minimum order and radius limit.

Card payments

Take payment online, or on delivery and collection. Payments settle into your shop’s own account, in your name — not into a platform wallet you have to withdraw from.

Promotions and discounts

Discount codes, free items, spend thresholds and time-limited offers, switched on and off by you.

Loyalty and reordering

Points, saved addresses and one-tap reorder, so regulars come back to your site instead of an app.

Table reservations

Booking requests with your own covers, time slots and confirmation emails, for shops with a dining room.

Business dashboard

Live orders, customers, reports, opening hours and even the homepage content — all editable by your own staff.

Hardware

Devices that print the order the moment it lands

A website that only sends email is a website that misses orders. We supply and configure the equipment that turns an order into a ticket in your kitchen.

A countertop till in use behind a restaurant counter

POS terminal

A countertop till for walk-ins and phone orders, working from the same order list as the website so nothing is counted twice.

A handheld order terminal with a printed ticket torn off it

Handheld order printer

A compact wireless device that receives every web order, prints it and sounds an alert until somebody accepts it.

An 80mm paper roll being loaded into a till’s built-in printer

Kitchen and counter printers

Ticket printing where you need it, with more than one device per shop and separate layouts for kitchen and front of house.

Already have equipment? Tell us what you run — in many cases you keep it. Either way, we set the printing up for you.

How it works

From your menu to live orders

  1. 1

    Tell us about your shop

    Email us your menu in whatever form it exists — a PDF, photos of a printed sheet, a spreadsheet. We work from what you have.

  2. 2

    We build it

    We enter the menu properly, design the site around your brand, and set up delivery rules, payments and printing.

  3. 3

    You review it

    You get a private preview link and place test orders end to end. Tell us what to change; we change it.

  4. 4

    Go live and stay supported

    We connect your domain, ship and configure the hardware, and stay reachable afterwards for changes and questions.

Kitchen staff boxing a finished order and handing it over

FAQ

Straight answers

Do you take a percentage of my orders?

No — not the way a marketplace does. There is no commission on your sales and no cut for sending you customers. You pay for the build, the hardware you need and ongoing support. Card payments carry the usual processing charges.

Who owns the customer data?

You do. Customer accounts, order history and addresses belong to your business. We process that data only to run your site, and we never sell it or use it to promote anyone else.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, and you should. The site runs on your domain, your customers see only your brand, and you keep control of the domain itself.

Do I have to buy new hardware?

Not necessarily. If what you already have works, keep it; if you want a handheld or a full till, we supply that. Either way, we set the printing up for you.

How long does it take to go live?

Usually days rather than weeks once we have your menu. The two things that set the pace are how quickly your menu reaches us and how quickly your payment account is approved.

What happens when my menu or prices change?

You change them yourself in the dashboard and they are live at once — no support ticket, no waiting, no charge. If you would rather we did it, ask.

Where do you work?

We work with independent takeaways and restaurants wherever they are. The system handles local address formats, currencies and both English and Chinese interfaces.

Where we work

Independent kitchens, wherever they are

We build remotely and post the hardware, so the country your shop trades in changes neither what you get nor how long it takes. Local address formats, local currency and both languages are handled by the system itself.

Local addresses

Delivery zones built from the address format your customers actually type, with distance measured on real driving routes rather than a straight line.

Local currency

Prices display the way your customers expect to read them, and the total on the kitchen ticket matches the total they were charged.

English and Chinese

The ordering site and the dashboard both run in either language — and you can deal with us in either one.

Built remotely, kit posted

Nothing about the build needs us in the room. The hardware ships already configured, and support runs by email afterwards.

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Contact

Tell us about your shop

One email is enough to start. Send your shop name, roughly what you need, and your menu if it is to hand — we will reply with what we would build and what it takes.

We reply to every genuine enquiry. No sales calls, no automated follow-ups.