Build an online food ordering system with menu browsing, cart and checkout, delivery zone checks, scheduled ordering, order status tracking, and payment gateway integration.
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Menu items with photos, descriptions, prices, sizes, and add-ons, with sold-out states you can toggle during service.
A running cart with item modifications, order total with tax and delivery fee, and a payment gateway checkout for card payment.
Postcode or radius checks so customers outside your area see pickup instead, plus delivery time estimates and scheduled ordering.
An order view for the kitchen showing incoming orders by status, and a tracking page so customers can see when their order is being prepared and when it's out for delivery.
See how the meku works in just a few simple steps.
Describe your menu, your delivery area, and how orders reach the kitchen
Meku generates an ordering site with a menu, cart, and order management
Customize zones, fees, and order flow using prompts
Connect your database and payment gateway, add a domain, and start taking orders

Meku builds ordering systems tailored to your menu and delivery rules, with orders and payments delivered directly to you.
Delivery marketplaces take 15 to 30 percent of every order and own the customer relationship, so repeat customers stay theirs rather than yours. Ordering system providers charge monthly per location.

For restaurants, kitchens, and developers building food ordering sites.
If customers order food from you and you want the order and the customer, this builder fits your workflow.
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A website or app where customers browse your menu, build an order, choose pickup or delivery, and pay. Orders arrive in a kitchen view rather than by phone. The system handles the menu, cart, payment, delivery area, and order status.
Marketplaces charge 15 to 30 percent per order. Dedicated ordering providers usually charge a monthly fee per location, often with setup costs. Building your own means you pay only for payment processing on each order, plus hosting.
Marketplaces bring new customers but take a large cut and keep customer data. Your own system costs less per order and gives you the customer list, but you drive the traffic. Most restaurants use both, pushing repeat customers to their own site.
Not necessarily. Many restaurants take orders on their own sites and hand off fulfillment to a third-party courier service, paying a flat delivery fee rather than an order percentage. You can also offer pickup only and add delivery later.
Orders appear in a live order view, sorted by status. Most kitchens open it on a tablet or screen and update each order as it moves from received to preparing to ready.
Yes. Set up separate menus per location or brand, with delivery zones and order routing configured for each, while orders are managed in one place.