One list by the grill. Even when the signal dies.
Street food trades where the signal is worst. The board is built for exactly that, and this page says precisely what survives a drop and what does not.
Counter, QR and kiosk in one list
Every order lands on one board with its channel marked, a timer running and the wait the guest was quoted. The second phone propped by the grill is a kitchen screen.
Built for the wifi you actually get
Every action on the board is saved on the device before it is sent. When the field’s network drops mid-rush, the board keeps working and catches up when the signal returns — each action landing exactly once. (The till itself cannot complete a sale offline; that is a real limit and it is written here rather than hidden.)
Calling the customer, bulletproof
Buzzer numbers on the ticket, “Ready — buzzer 97 called” in one tap, and if a send fails the counter is told instead of the guest silently never hearing.
The wait quote defends you
Quotes come from your stated capacity, so the guest who joined at the rush was promised the rush. Nobody was told ten minutes and waited forty.
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Everything on this page is in the product now — and it costs a food hall nothing to run.