in your language
nobody on your staff
needs to speak software.
if software makes your staff feel stupid, the software was built wrong. this one runs in the language your kitchen actually speaks, and it's set up at your counter by the person who built it.
- 中文
- Tiếng Việt
- ไทย
- 한국어
- English
customers order in Chinese or English · staff run it in five languages · set up in person, in your language

what your customer sees
Chinese for the customers who want it. English for the rest.
a phone set to Chinese opens your site in Chinese. an English phone opens it in English. one tap switches. dish names and descriptions are translated by us before you launch.

a live restaurant, in Chinese by default
Guifei Spicy in West Covina runs its ordering site in Chinese today. menu, rewards, checkout, the “your order is ready” message.

one tap, either way
the 中文 / EN pill sits at the top of every page. a customer picks once and the site remembers.
what your staff see
the whole dashboard and the handheld, in five languages.
every screen, every button, every message. each person picks their own language once. the owner can be in Chinese while the cashier is in Korean.





what prints
the bag slip prints in Chinese too.
the “next time, order direct” slip that goes into your delivery-app bags prints in English, Chinese, or both, from the same handheld. your staff pick at the button.
- 🧾the slip. Chinese and English versions of the same offer, same QR.
- 🪧the counter card. the QR card by the register, in both languages.
- 📱the messages. “your order is ready” and “you've got a gift” arrive in the customer's language.
already true today
live, not planned.
- a live restaurant runs its ordering site in Chinese by default today
- the staff dashboard runs in five languages at every restaurant, with every phrase covered
- the bag slip prints in English and Chinese from the handheld
- set up in person, in your language. no English needed to run it
Guifei Spicy, West Covina. checked 2026-09-04.
what's in which language
| ordering site and app | 中文 · English |
| staff dashboard and handheld | 中文 · Tiếng Việt · ไทย · 한국어 · English |
| bag slip and counter card | 中文 · English |
| order and gift messages on the phone | 中文 · English |
| customer emails and receipts | English today |
we'd rather show you the last line than have you find it.
three questions owners ask
“my staff only read Chinese.”
then the dashboard and the handheld are in Chinese for them. set once, per person. the cook, the cashier, and you can each be in a different language on the same system.
“most of my customers are English speakers.”
then they see English. the site follows the customer's phone, and English phones get English. Chinese only appears for the customers who want it. nothing about your site looks foreign to anyone.
“who translates the menu?”
we do, before launch, and we check it with you. a new dish later? send us the name and it's translated the same week. you never type Chinese into a form.
what we do with you
set up in your language. at your counter.
we set it up in the language your staff use, translate the menu, print the bilingual kit, and stay until the first order prints. if your kid handles the tech, we walk them through it too.
- we translate the menu
every dish and every reward, checked with you before launch - each person picks a language
one setting on the dashboard and the handheld - we print the bilingual kit
counter card, bag cards, and the slip button on the handheld
want to see your restaurant on it?
tell me your restaurant's name. I'll send back a sample ordering page with your logo and info. no meeting, no sales call.
get your free democustomers order in Chinese or English · staff run it in five languages · set up in person, in your language