Restaurant POS in Cambodia

Point hub is a restaurant POS in Cambodia for cafés, beverage shops, and restaurants in Phnom Penh. It runs checkout, split bills, a view-only QR menu, inventory, and loyalty on a phone, tablet, or desktop. Start with a free trial, then Starter, Standard, or Premium.

What a restaurant POS needs in Cambodia

Service slows when tickets are written by hand, the kitchen misses an order, or the internet drops in the middle of a rush. A restaurant POS has to take payment quickly, split a table’s bill, and keep selling offline. Point hub includes offline mode so the counter does not stop when the connection is weak. Owners also need to see which items sell, what is left in stock, and which staff closed the sale. Those reports sit in the same Point hub account as the till.

How Point hub works at the table

Staff sell from mobile or a counter device. Split bill is built in for groups. A QR menu (view only) lets guests browse without a printed booklet. When the network returns, offline sales sync to the cloud so the owner’s numbers stay complete. Loyalty runs on the same platform. Regulars collect points in the Point hub Loyalty app instead of a paper stamp card. That is useful for coffee shops and restaurants that want repeat visits without a second vendor.

Owner alerts when the bill changes

Point hub sends a log alert to the owner if there is an invoice issue, or if staff change quantity after the ticket has already printed to the kitchen. Voided lines and silent quantity cuts are not invisible after close.

Pricing for restaurant POS

Point hub POS plans for restaurants in Cambodia start with a free trial. Paid plans are Starter at $99, Standard at $159, and Premium at $259. Confirm the plan limits for stations and items when you contact Point hub in Phnom Penh. See pointhub.io/pricing and pointhub.io/pos-cost-cambodia for how those numbers sit next to hardware-bundle POS products.