QR Order

QR Order is a self-ordering service from a Japanese company, BlueIsland. Guests scan a table QR code, order from their own phone, and the order prints on a kitchen or receipt printer supplied with the service. It handles menus in four languages, all-you-can-eat menus, takeout mode and several Japanese POS and payment terminal links. It is sold to restaurants, izakaya, hotels and event venues in Japan.

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Best for
Restaurants and izakaya in Japan wanting phone ordering, Venues serving overseas visitors
Pricing
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Who it is for

  • Restaurants and izakaya in Japan wanting phone ordering

    The vendor says it is used from national chains to single shops and hotels, and reports more than 3,500 registered stores.

  • Venues serving overseas visitors

    Menus registered in the system are translated automatically into Japanese, English, Chinese and Korean.

  • All-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink venues

    A dedicated feature sets up all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink menus.

What it does

  • QR code ordering

    Guests scan a QR code at the table and order from their own smartphone.

  • Automatic menu translation

    Menu items are translated into Japanese, English, Chinese and Korean when registered.

  • All-you-can-eat and drink menus

    Sets up fixed-price unlimited menus, with a notification of the end time.

  • Receipt and kitchen printing

    A small printer is provided for receipts and kitchen order slips, including multi-language receipts.

  • Digital menu

    Menu appears on the guest's phone, reducing paper menus.

  • Order management

    Orders show in real time so the kitchen can start preparing at once.

  • Item management and sold-out flags

    Menu items can be hidden or marked sold out or in preparation, and daily sales limits set per item.

  • Multi-store and staff management

    Several stores and staff accounts are managed together without separate accounts.

  • Takeout and retail mode

    Can be used for takeout and retail as well as dine-in.

  • Sales analytics

    Aggregated sales analysis in the admin settings.

  • Online payment

    Payment functions through linked terminals and payment services.

  • LINE mini app link

    Guests can order directly from within the LINE app.

  • Invoice registration number on receipts

    The FAQ covers printing a Japanese invoice registration number on receipts.

Pricing

Pricing model
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The pricing section publishes no amounts; it says pricing can be customised and asks visitors to get in touch. The legal notice refers to the service page for prices, lists no extra fees, and says paid amounts are not refunded on cancellation. Payment is by credit card or bank transfer. Setup with the supplied printer can be done in as little as one week. A free online consultation is offered.

Works with

Other
LINE mini app
Payments
SquaresteraPayCAS Mobiletance mall
Point of sale
OrderLinkageスマレジNEC Mobile POS

Several links need an account or a separate application with the partner first, and the Toshiba Tec link needs a prior version check.

Where and how it runs

Customers in
Japan
Languages
Japanese, English
Hardware
A receipt and kitchen printer is provided with the service. Guests use their own smartphones. Payment can run on Square, stera, PayCAS Mobile or tance mall terminals.

The vendor states no country list. The site is in Japanese and English, uses Japanese consumption tax and invoice number settings, and links only to Japanese POS and payment partners.

The company

Company
BlueIsland Ltd. (株式会社BlueIsland)
Headquarters
Osaka, Japan
Customers named by the vendor
Washoku no Furusato (Funabashi)

Security and support

Security and compliance
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 for BlueIsland's quality management system (certified by GCERTI)
Support
The vendor offers a free online consultation before signing up, helps with data entry and printer setup after contracting, and runs an FAQ and maintenance notices page.

Listing details

Vendor
BlueIsland
Built for
Restaurants, Cafés, Bars
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
ja.qrorder.com

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  • Tap&Order

    Tap&Order (タップ&オーダー) is a Japanese mobile ordering system where guests scan a table QR code and order through LINE on their own phones.

    Names 3 integrations, against 8 for QR Order.

  • Tabelog Order

    Tabelog Order is a mobile ordering system for restaurants in Japan from Kakaku.com, the company behind the Tabelog restaurant guide.

    Names 9 integrations, against 8 for QR Order.

  • MyDigiMenu

    My Menu (MyDigiMenu) is a digital menu platform for restaurants, cafes, bars and hotels.

    Names 18 integrations, against 8 for QR Order.

  • Bbot

    Bbot, now sold as Tableside Order & Pay and owned by DoorDash, lets restaurant and bar guests scan a QR code or use a handheld device to order, open tabs, pay and tip from their own phone without a server.

    Listed as best for: Bars and restaurants with table or tab service; Venues running Toast, Square or Revel.

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What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Any price or plan (pricing is by consultation)
  • Contract term and renewal
  • Founding year, employee count and funding
  • Free trial (only a demo menu and a consultation are offered)
  • Whether the service is sold outside Japan

Sources

Facts on this page come from the pages below, checked on 29 September 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm with the vendor before you buy.

  1. Japanese home page: features, integrations, store counthttps://ja.qrorder.com/
  2. English home pagehttps://en.qrorder.com/
  3. Seller name, address, payment and cancellation termshttps://ja.qrorder.com/legal/
  4. FAQhttps://ja.qrorder.com/qa/
  5. Square linkhttps://ja.qrorder.com/cooperation/square/