MENU TIGER Expands Beyond Digital Ordering with New Cloud-Based Restaurant POS System

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The system is rolling out as a soft launch, giving early users access as MENU TIGER continues to expand its features. 
8.25.2026

MENU TIGER has launched Menu Tiger POS, a cloud-based point-of-sale system that lets restaurants handle orders, payments, menus, inventory, sales, and staff in one place. The system is rolling out as a soft launch, giving early users access as MENU TIGER continues to expand its features. 

Dine-in, takeaway, online: operators can run all three from one dashboard instead of switching between tools mid-shift. The POS also connects directly to MENU TIGER’s existing digital menu and QR ordering system, so orders placed through a QR code flow straight into the same view as everything else. 

The new product marks MENU TIGER’s move into a broader area of restaurant operations. While its existing platform focuses on digital menus and customer ordering, MENU TIGER POS handles what happens at the restaurant after an order is placed, from payment and order processing to inventory and sales reporting.

What Menu Tiger POS Offers 

Restaurant operators can use the system to: 

  • Access the POS anywhere, anytime 
  • Track sales and menu performance in real-time 
  • Centralize menu management across locations 
  • Monitor inventory and stocks for smoother operations 
  • Manage admin and staff 
  • Connect with the MENU TIGER digital menu platform

For restaurants using different tools for ordering, payments, inventory and reporting, having these functions in one system can reduce the need to move between multiple platforms during daily operations. 

“Restaurant operators deal with enough moving parts every day,” said Benjamin Claeys, CEO of MENU TIGER. “We wanted to give them a POS system that works alongside the digital menu and ordering tools they already use with MENU TIGER, rather than adding another disconnected system in the mix.” 

MENU TIGER POS is available now as part of its soft launch. All users will be offered a six-month free trial. 

The system is available to restaurants, cafes, food trucks, quick-service businesses, hotels, resorts and other food-service businesses, with features built to support both single operators and businesses managing multiple locations.