OrderFood is an online ordering system for restaurants. Its core goal is to manage menus, online orders, table-side QR code ordering, takeaway/delivery, analytics, and bookkeeping within a single platform. The site highlights “0 kr/month, 5.99% per order” and “launch in under 1 day,” making it suitable for food businesses that want to quickly launch their own ordering channel.
Based on the available content, OrderFood covers multiple areas of restaurant digital operations. Menus can be created manually, or restaurants can photograph a physical menu and use AI to extract dishes, prices, and ingredients. It supports categories, add-ons, allergens, images, and automatic translation into 40+ languages. On the ordering side, it supports delivery zones, delivery fees, minimum order amounts, self-delivery or Wolt Drive, plus real-time delivery tracking. For payments, it supports Stripe Connect card payments and cash payments. For in-store use cases, it supports QR codes, separate codes generated per table, order-taking via a tablet-based Expo app, and receipt printer connections via TCP/IP or Bluetooth. On the finance side, it provides sales reports, popular items, payment methods, category sales, CSV export, platform invoice downloads, and automatic bookkeeping with Fortnox via OAuth, with syncing every 5 minutes.
The pricing information is fairly straightforward: a 5.99% commission per order and a monthly fee of 0 Danish kroner. The page does not disclose whether SMS, payment processing, Wolt delivery, refunds, or advanced features incur separate charges, and no free plan description was found. There is an option to book a demo.
The main advantage is its relatively complete coverage of the restaurant workflow, especially bringing ordering, delivery, marketing, and bookkeeping into one system. AI menu import, multilingual support, and automated bookkeeping can reduce operational workload. The drawbacks are the lack of enterprise-level information such as team permissions, API, SLA, and self-hosting options. Its ecosystem also appears clearly oriented toward Denmark/Nordics, with no visible support for commonly used payment, delivery, or private-domain marketing tools in China.
OrderFood is better suited to restaurants in Denmark or the Nordic region, small and midsize food businesses, and stores that want to quickly build their own takeaway and table-side QR ordering system. Its accessibility from China is unknown. Even if accessible, its payment, logistics, tax, and local marketing ecosystem may not be a good fit. In China, alternatives such as Weimob, Youzan, Keruyun, 2DFire, and the Meituan/Ele.me merchant systems may be worth evaluating first.
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orderfood.dk is an Denmark SaaS Tools provider. TG4G tracks its product information, an overall rating of 7.0/10, and a China-accessibility score of Limited (proxy recommended). Click "Visit Official Site" to reach orderfood.dk directly.