Point hub is a coffee shop POS in Cambodia for cafés and beverage shops in Phnom Penh. Staff take orders on a tablet, print to the bar or kitchen by station, watch tickets on a kitchen display, and track drinks and food on a tablet. Start with a free trial, then Starter, Standard, or Premium. Full table-service restaurants: pointhub.io/pos-for-restaurants.
Coffee shop POS in Cambodia
Order on a tablet at the counter
Café peaks are short. Staff take the order on a tablet at the counter or at a table, then send it. They do not rewrite the drink on paper for the bar. The same tablet stays with the ticket, so a second pastry or a changed milk does not get lost between the till and the station. MIXT Coffee in Phnom Penh uses Point hub this way — portable ordering, sales reports, and loyalty on the same system.
Track drinks and food on a tablet
After the order is in, staff track it on a tablet: which drinks are in progress, which plates are ready, what has been handed over. That matters when the queue is mixed — takeaway coffee, a sit-down cake, a second round — and guests ask where their order is.
Station printers and kitchen display
Point hub prints to kitchen printers by station, so the bar and the kitchen do not share one jammed slip. A kitchen display is there when the pass should see tickets on a screen. A café can send drinks to the bar printer and food to the kitchen printer, or watch both on a display. The station sees only the work that belongs to it.
Loyalty for regulars, not a stamp card
Coffee shops in Cambodia compete on habit. Loyalty sits in the same Point hub account as the till. Regulars collect points in the Point hub Loyalty app instead of a paper card that staff forget to stamp. Offline mode keeps the counter moving when the connection drops at peak hour; supported sales sync when you are back online.
Pricing for café POS
Coffee shop POS pricing on Point hub is the same published plans as other shops in Cambodia: free trial, then Starter $99, Standard $159, or Premium $259 per year. Use a phone or tablet you already have. See pointhub.io/pricing and pointhub.io/pos-cost-cambodia. Need tables, split bills, and a longer meal service? That flow is on pointhub.io/pos-for-restaurants.
Coffee shop POS questions
Tablet orders, station printers, kitchen display, and food tracking for cafés in Cambodia.
What POS do coffee shops in Cambodia need?
A coffee shop POS in Cambodia needs fast tablet orders, printers by station for the bar and kitchen, a kitchen display if you want tickets on a screen, and a way to track drinks and food until they are handed over. Point hub includes those for cafés in Phnom Penh, with a free trial before Starter, Standard, or Premium.
Can a café send drinks and food to different stations?
Yes. Point hub prints to kitchen printers by station, so the bar and the kitchen do not share one slip. Staff can also watch tickets on a kitchen display.
Can café staff track an order on a tablet?
Yes. After the order is sent, staff track drinks and food on a tablet — what is in progress, what is ready, and what has been served.