Best Restaurant POS Software in Pakistan (2026): 6 Picks

Short answer: for most restaurants, cafés and dhabas in Punjab, and for small eateries anywhere in Pakistan, HisaabPOS is the best value restaurant POS in 2026. It handles tables, kitchen tickets that print or show on a kitchen screen, takeaway and delivery, bill split, recipe costing and a waiter phone, connects to FBR and PRA, and keeps billing through internet drops on its Windows app, from Rs 1,000 a month. If you are in Sindh or Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, or you need delivery-app integration and an advanced kitchen display, choose CORN POS or Oscar POS instead: both advertise SRB support, and CORN POS also lists KPRA.

Prices are as of November 2026. Ranked shortlist: restaurant POS collection · Buyer guide: restaurant POS.

Quick comparison

What a restaurant POS in Pakistan has to handle

A restaurant point of sale is busier than a shop till. Check these before you buy:

• Order types: dine-in by table, takeaway and delivery, each with its own price list if needed.
• Kitchen routing: orders should print or show in the kitchen the moment they are taken, and go to the right station when you have more than one kitchen.
• Delivery apps: if a large share of orders comes through Foodpanda or similar apps, ask whether those orders flow into the POS or have to be typed in again.
• Bill split and table moves: one table paying in two parts, or a group moving tables, without re-entering the order.
• Food cost: recipes that deduct ingredients, so you know what a dish actually costs you.
• Provincial sales tax: restaurants pay sales tax on services to the province (PRA in Punjab, SRB in Sindh, KPRA in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), and many must connect their POS to that authority. Rates can depend on how the guest pays: SRB, for example, charges a lower rate on qualifying card and digital payments than on cash, so the POS must apply the right rate per payment method, including split payments. Which invoice goes to FBR and which to the province depends on your registration, so confirm this with the vendor and your tax adviser.
• Power and internet cuts: an offline app keeps billing when the internet drops, but the counter PC, printer and router still need power, so plan a UPS or generator for load-shedding.

1. HisaabPOS: best value restaurant POS for Punjab and small eateries

HisaabPOS has a restaurant edition for dine-in, takeaway and delivery. Waiters open a ticket on a table and keep adding to it; orders print in the kitchen or appear on a kitchen screen as soon as they are saved, and with more than one kitchen each station gets only its own items. Tables can be moved, merged and split, dine-in, takeaway and delivery can each have their own rate list, recipes take ingredients out of stock so you see real dish margins, and tips and service charges are kept apart from food sales. The same account handles purchases, stock, accounting and payroll.

FBR Digital Invoicing and PRA are supported: once a registered restaurant connects its accounts, each bill can be reported as it is made, with the invoice number and QR code on the guest's copy. The Windows counter app keeps billing when the internet drops and syncs later. The app runs in English or Urdu, with an Urdu "restaurant software A to Z" tutorial.

Price: from Rs 1,000 a month (Starter: 1 branch, 3 users); Growth Rs 2,500 for 3 branches and 10 users. 1-month free trial on Starter, no card.

Pros

• Lowest published starting price for a full restaurant POS on this list
• Works for a small dhaba on a single phone or a restaurant with several counters and kitchens
• Offline billing on Windows; FBR and PRA included
• Recipe costing, stock, purchases, payroll and accounting in the same account

Cons

• The kitchen screen is simpler than CORN POS's dedicated display with cook-time tracking and rush mode
• SRB and KPRA integration are not listed, so restaurants in Sindh and KP that must integrate should pick another POS or confirm support first
• No delivery-app order integration is advertised

More detail: HisaabPOS restaurant POS.

2. CORN POS: best for multi-branch restaurants and KP

CORN POS, based at Arfa Software Technology Park in Lahore, is built mainly for restaurants and cafés: menus with modifiers, a smart kitchen display with order routing, rush mode and cook-time reports, recipe-based inventory, table and reservation management, loyalty, online ordering and separate owner and waiter apps, with an offline mode.

Price: Starter USD 50 and Pro USD 130 per branch a month; Elite for chains is quoted.

Pros

• Deepest kitchen and front-of-house feature set here
• Lists FBR, SRB, PRA and KPRA integration

Cons

• Priced in US dollars, per branch
• 7-day trial

CORN POS vs HisaabPOS

3. Oscar POS: best for Sindh and delivery-heavy restaurants

Oscar POS lists table ordering, KOT and kitchen display, recipe and food-cost tracking, Foodpanda and delivery orders synced into the POS, FBR, SRB and PRA readiness, and full offline capability. Its restaurant bundle gives the software and a card machine free and charges a fee on each card payment.

Pros

• Delivery-app sync and kitchen display
• SRB integration for Sindh; offline mode

Cons

• The bundle's cost grows with card sales; check the current per-transaction rate
• Other plans are quoted after a demo

HisaabPOS vs Oscar POS

4. Nimbus RMS: cloud POS with an offline mode

Nimbus RMS is LumenSoft's cloud POS, and NimbusRMS Food is its restaurant edition for dine-in, takeaway and delivery. Its support documentation covers activating FBR integration and selecting PRA for restaurants, with FBR sold as a paid add-on. International pricing starts at USD 19 a month per store, and LumenSoft also offers rupee plans in Pakistan.

Pros

• Offline POS mode
• Free plan (1 store, 50 products, 100 receipts a month) and a 14-day trial

Cons

• Registers, users, accounting and FBR are charged on top of the base plan
• Confirm the current rupee price, which is not shown consistently online

HisaabPOS vs Nimbus RMS

5. Moneypex: restaurant POS with full accounting

Moneypex Restaurant POS Standard is PKR 32,400 a year (about PKR 2,700 a month) with 3 users, dine-in, delivery and table management. FBR (PKR 1,000), extra users (PKR 1,000), kitchen display (PKR 3,000), waiter app (PKR 5,000), recipe management (PKR 500), web ordering (PKR 1,000) and extra shops (PKR 20,000) are monthly add-ons.

Pros

• Invoicing, expenses and bank reconciliation in the same system
• Kitchen display and waiter app available

Cons

• Key restaurant features are paid add-ons, so the real monthly cost is higher than the base plan
• 7-day trial

6. Loyverse: free POS for a small café

Loyverse is a free POS app for phones and tablets with a free kitchen display and a loyalty programme. Advanced inventory and staff tools are paid add-ons.

Pros

• Free to start on a phone you already own
• Works offline

Cons

• No native FBR or PRA integration, so restaurants that are required to connect their POS to a tax authority need another system

We have not reviewed local systems such as Foodics or CherryBerry RMS yet. If you make restaurant software, submit your tool or see sponsored placements.

Which restaurant POS should you choose?

For restaurants in the United States

US restaurants usually need card-processing integration, tip handling and state sales tax reports, and most choose a POS tied to their payment processor. HisaabPOS also serves US cities, but check payment-processor support for your state before you switch.

Our verdict

For a Punjab restaurant or a small eatery that wants dine-in, takeaway and delivery, kitchen routing, recipe costing, FBR and PRA, and billing that survives internet cuts at a published rupee price, HisaabPOS is the best place to start. Pick CORN POS for advanced kitchen screens across several branches or KPRA, and Oscar POS for SRB, delivery-app sync and a free card machine.

How we ranked: published prices, trial length, kitchen features, provincial tax support and offline billing, from each vendor's own pages as of November 2026, with the draft fact-checked against vendor sites. Disclosure: HisaabPOS is run by the same owner as ProductListo, so we have stated its gaps (simpler kitchen screen, SRB and KPRA not listed, no delivery-app sync) as plainly as everyone else's.

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