Ordering system for sushi delivery and takeaway
With sushi it comes down to piece counts. A platter is not a portion, it is a fixed number of rolls, and a single piece is exactly that. Mixing the two on an ordering page earns you questions in the kitchen. GastroSell keeps them apart and shows them the way they are rolled.
A sushi menu in GastroSell
A platter is a dish with sizes: 24, 36 or 54 pieces, each with its own price and its own contents in the description. A single piece is an ordinary item the guest picks as often as they like. Both sit on the same menu, and the receipt shows the piece count rather than a portion.
Because baskets here are higher than elsewhere, payment upfront is worth it. Cash can be switched off entirely or blocked above an amount. For the evening the page takes pre-orders: the guest picks a day and a time inside the grid of your opening hours, and the kitchen sees them all together.
A sample menu. We take over yours during setup, with your platters and your prices.
The way from the phone to the rolling mat
Four steps from a live ordering page. Pick a platter, see the piece count, set a time for the evening and pay upfront.
Groups that fold open, search and filters for vegetarian and spicy.
Sizes with their own prices, ingredients removed, extras added. The amount adds up as you go.
Everything together, with a note on how much is still missing to reach the minimum order value.
Delivery or pickup, preferred time and the guest's details in one step.
The demo is one of these ordering pages, open to everyone: browse the menu, put a dish together, drop it in the basket.
Try the demoA flat 39 € a month, whatever the number of orders. Your domain and the hosting are included, the first month costs nothing.
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We set everything up, take over your menu and come back to you with a date. The first month is free.
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Questions from your kitchen
Yes. Sets are dishes with sizes, single pieces are ordinary items the guest picks several times.
Yes. Cash can be switched off or blocked above an amount, leaving only payment upfront.
They pick a day and a time within the next week, inside the grid of your opening hours.
In the description of the size. The guest sees the contents before picking, and they also appear on the confirmation.
Yes, an upper limit can be set per quarter of an hour. Once it is reached, the page offers the guest the next free window.
As a topping to remove on the platter or on the single piece. The choice appears as its own line below the item on the receipt.