Restaurant POS Nepal
The restaurant POS
built for Nepal.
A restaurant POS has to survive the busiest hour of service — and it has to produce the reports your accountant and the tax office actually need. Here is what to look for in Nepal, and how YAFE answers each point.
The checklist
What to look for in a restaurant POS in Nepal.
Fast, calm point of sale
The POS should be fast to navigate under pressure — a menu grid, cart, order types, and quick adds so your staff never keep a customer waiting.
A kitchen that can keep up
A Kitchen Display System with auto-rotating tickets and urgency indicators removes the paper trail between the counter and the kitchen.
Payments your customers actually use
Look for support for both international cards and local wallets such as eSewa and Khalti, with real-time reconciliation.
Nepal VAT, done properly
Reporting that includes Nepal VAT workflows with Annex 5 and Annex 13 exports saves hours at every filing.
Works even when the internet doesn't
An offline-first design means orders and billing keep flowing during outages — critical for a busy floor in low-bandwidth environments.
Inventory and finance in the same system
Track items, purchases, suppliers, and low-stock alerts alongside double-entry bookkeeping so the numbers always tie out.
How YAFE answers
Point of sale
YAFE provides normal and fullscreen POS with a menu grid, cart, order types, quick add, and auto-print receipts.
Kitchen operations
YAFE includes a Kitchen Display System (KDS) with auto-rotating KOTs, urgency indicators, and per-item serve tracking, plus thermal 58mm/80mm and cloud printing.
Payments
YAFE supports split bills by item, amount, or bill, and payment workflows across Stripe, eSewa, and Khalti with real-time reconciliation.
Nepal VAT
YAFE provides 26+ financial and operational reports including Nepal VAT compliance with Annex 5 and Annex 13 exports.
Offline operation
YAFE uses an offline-first architecture designed for low-bandwidth environments, so the floor keeps running during connectivity issues.
Inventory & finance
YAFE combines inventory (purchases, suppliers, low-stock alerts, waste tracking) with double-entry bookkeeping, day book, and automated end-of-day closing.
At a glance
What YAFE covers.
YAFE brings these areas into one system — each one is covered in detail on the full feature page.
Restaurant POS in Nepal — FAQ
What is a restaurant POS system?
A restaurant POS is the system used to take orders, process payments, run kitchen operations, manage tables and reservations, and track inventory and finance across a restaurant or café.
Is YAFE a restaurant POS?
Yes. YAFE is a restaurant and café management system by Yukta Applications covering POS, orders, kitchen operations, tables, reservations, payments, inventory, finance, reporting, and analytics.
Does YAFE handle Nepal VAT?
Yes. YAFE provides 26+ report types including Nepal VAT compliance with Annex 5 and Annex 13 exports.
What payment methods does YAFE support?
YAFE is designed to support payment workflows across Stripe, eSewa, and Khalti with real-time reconciliation. Gateway availability can vary by merchant and deployment.
Is YAFE available to use now?
YAFE is in its launch phase and its public website presents the product as launching soon. It had an early customer before its official public launch.
Does YAFE work without a reliable internet connection?
YAFE uses an offline-first architecture designed for low-bandwidth environments, with a Kitchen Display System (KDS) and thermal 58mm/80mm and cloud printing.
Where is YAFE built and supported from?
YAFE is built by Yukta Applications, a Nepali SaaS and software product company headquartered in Biratnagar, Morang, Koshi Province, Nepal.