laKiosk: guests build it themselves
An iPad on a stand, and the package puts no limit on how many. Dine in / takeaway → menu → cart. Modifiers with min/max: sauce required, extra cheese optional. No mis-rings, because the guest chose it.
Fast food
Fast food self-service kiosk: no queue, one cashier
Guests pick 'Dine in' or 'Takeaway' on laKiosk, add sauce to the burger, pay by WLCM QR with Payme, Click or Uzum. The receipt prints at the till and the kitchen cooks. Aggregator orders land in the same queue.
Familiar pains
- Lunch, 1 p.m. Twelve people at the counter, the second cashier is off sick. Every third guest looks at the queue and leaves.
- The cashier rushes and rings up 'small fries' instead of 'large'. The guest comes back and the queue stops again.
- A Yandex Eats tablet, an Uzum Tezkor tablet, the POS: three screens. A courier arrives and nobody knows which screen has the order.
- The cashier forgets to offer a sauce and a drink. Combos do not sell and the average ticket stays flat.
- An item is sold out but still listed on the aggregator. The order comes in, you cancel it, and your rating drops.
What you get
WLCM: one QR for every wallet
The kiosk shows a QR and the guest pays on their phone: Payme, Click, Paylov, Uzum or card, all behind one code. The cashier never touches money. The receipt prints at the till and the order goes to the kitchen.
Yandex Eats and Uzum Tezkor in one flow
Menu and availability go out to the aggregator, orders come into the POS, status flows both ways. MXIK/IKPU tax codes live in the admin panel.
One kitchen queue
Kiosk, till, aggregators, website, all on one laBoard screen. Statuses: sent → cooking → ready → handed over. When the courier arrives, the order is found by number.
One stop list for every channel
Out of patties? The cashier stops the item in one tap. It disappears from the kiosk, the site, Yandex Eats and Uzum Tezkor at once. No cancellations, no rating hit.
The kiosk always offers the sauce
Modifiers show on every order, whatever mood the cashier is in. Reports include cross-sell (bought together) and menu engineering, so you see which combo actually earns.
Recommended setup
Recommended setup
01
laKiosk
Self-service kiosk: the guest orders, pays with a WLCM QR, and the receipt prints at the register.
02laBoard
The restaurant’s own POS tablet. Runs on the laCafe cloud, no PC required.
03laBox
A free agent for the branch computer. It installs, updates and keeps alive the apps you enable in the panel.
04laGuest
The restaurant’s own website and mobile app: menu, delivery, pickup, reservations. On your own domain, unlimited sites.
05laQR
A QR code on the table: guests open the menu on their own phone, order and call the waiter.
Price example
Monthly cost for a fast food outlet with two kiosks
One branch: 2 laKiosk units + a laBoard till. About 1,400 kiosk orders and 600 aggregator orders a month, 2,000 in total. Light: 1,200,000 + 800 extra × 1,000 = UZS 2,000,000 a month, cheaper than Standart (2,400,000). Above 2,400 orders Standart wins: UZS 2,400,000 for up to 3,000 orders. Kiosks and laBoard are not billed separately.
- ~2,000 orders: Light + overage — UZS 2,000,000/month
- Over 2,400 orders: Standart — UZS 2,400,000/month
- Kiosks, laBoard, QR: unlimited, no extra fee in any package
Questions & answers
How much does a fast food kiosk cost?
There is no per-kiosk fee: devices are unlimited in every package. The monthly price depends on branches and orders: Start UZS 600,000 (500 orders), Light 1,200,000 (1,200), Standart 2,400,000 (3,000). Going over never stops service; extra orders are billed one by one. You buy the iPad and stand yourself.
What hardware does the kiosk need?
An iPad and a floor or counter stand. The app runs in kiosk mode, so guests cannot open anything else. The receipt printer stays at the till; the kiosk sends receipts there.
Can guests pay cash at the kiosk?
Kiosk payment goes through WLCM QR: Payme, Click, Paylov, Uzum, card. A guest paying cash goes to the cashier, who enters the order in laBoard. Both streams land in the same kitchen queue.
Do Yandex Eats and Uzum Tezkor connect?
Yes, both: menu and availability go out, orders come in, statuses sync both ways. Every item needs an MXIK/IKPU code, entered in the admin panel.
We run iiko. Do kiosk orders land in iiko?
Yes. The plugin runs inside iikoFront: the order is created, paid, closed, and receipts and kitchen tickets print. Menu, prices and stop list come from iiko. No laBoard needed.
Does the kiosk work without internet?
laKiosk works through the cloud, so kiosk orders wait until the internet is back. If you run iiko, the till keeps working on its own and the cashier enters orders straight into it. Aggregator orders arrive once the connection returns, and laBox tells you the moment it drops.
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