Online ordering for Tower Hamlets restaurants and takeaways

Chefzi is an online ordering system for Tower Hamlets restaurants and local takeaways, with 0% commission ever. The ordering page is part of your own site; see restaurant website design. The product itself is the online ordering system for UK restaurants. There are set-ups for each kind of shop, such as kebab shop ordering system and ordering for chicken shops.

Tower Hamlets has one of the most recognisable food streets in the country. Brick Lane's curry houses and sweet centres, the grills and cafés along Whitechapel Road, the bagel bakeries at the top of Brick Lane and the lunch trade around Canary Wharf all feed a borough where people order food at every hour. For many owners here, the problem is not demand. It is how much of each order disappears in delivery-app commission.

Your own ordering website, without the commission

Chefzi gives your restaurant its own ordering website for delivery, collection and table ordering. Customers order from you directly, and you pay 0% commission on those orders. Chefzi is £39 a month per location billed annually (£49 if billed monthly), with the first month free. That includes your own domain. It also includes your own branded iOS and Android customer apps. All prices are per location, excluding VAT, month to month. See pricing and how commission-free online ordering works.

Built for the way Brick Lane and Whitechapel trade

Curry houses on Brick Lane often juggle walk-in diners, tourists and local delivery at the same time. With Chefzi, orders land on a phone or tablet in the kitchen through the order-taking app, so you don't need extra hardware. Set separate delivery zones for Spitalfields, Shoreditch's edge, Bethnal Green and Stepney, each with its own minimum order and delivery fee. Halal restaurants can say so clearly on the menu in their own words, and spice levels and allergen notes sit right next to each dish. There is more on menus for Indian restaurants.

Lunch and office orders around Canary Wharf and the Isle of Dogs

Office workers in Canary Wharf want to order ahead and collect without queuing. Collection time slots let customers pick when to come in, and you control how far ahead you take orders. QR table ordering suits busy cafés in Mile End, Bow and Poplar, where staff can't always reach every table quickly.

Late-night grills and dessert shops

Bethnal Green and Whitechapel grills and dessert parlours trade late. You set your own opening hours and pause ordering with one tap when the kitchen is full, so customers never see a menu you can't serve.

Bring regulars back to order direct

Many Tower Hamlets customers first find a restaurant on a delivery app. Put a card in every bag that points to your own site.

Moving from GloriaFood

GloriaFood is closing, and plenty of East London takeaways use it. Chefzi can take your menu across so you keep trading without a gap. See how they compare on our GloriaFood comparison page.

Getting found on Google

Your Chefzi site is built so Google can read your menu, opening hours and location. It helps people searching "curry near me" in E1 or E14 land on your own site. Here is how online ordering works from the customer's side.

Nearby

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