Your own ordering page for restaurants in Japan
If you already have customers in Tokyo and across Japan, and people already find you on Google, Facebook, Instagram or word of mouth, Ping2Dine makes it easy for those customers to order directly from you.
If you don't accept an order, it costs you nothing
You pay a low fee for every order you accept, and it does not depend on whether the order is small or large. There is no percentage. With a percentage, the more you sell the more you pay. With us, a busy night is simply a busy night.
What you get
- Your own ordering page, ready in minutes
- QR codes for your restaurant, your tables and your flyers
- You keep your own delivery, your own riders or your own arrangement
PayPay: built and tested, live once PayPay approves our application
Japan is the one country where Ping2Dine connects directly to the payment provider, and that connection is built and tested. It goes live as soon as PayPay approves our application. After that your customer pays with PayPay and the confirmation reaches us without a manual check.
No app, which matters for visitors
Guests order by scanning a QR code at the table or by opening your page in a browser. Nothing to install and no account to create, so a visitor from abroad orders as easily as a regular.
Built for the lunch rush in office buildings
Group delivery lets an entire floor or building order together and arrive as one delivery, in one time slot. The checkout asks for the building or company name, so your kitchen can bundle orders the way the lunch peak actually works.
Your money stays yours
Your customers pay you directly. Ping2Dine never holds your money and never takes a percentage of your turnover.
We also do not see what you earn. Our admin panel shows no financial data about your restaurant until you unlock it yourself with your own support PIN, and that unlock lasts one hour. This is enforced on our server, not just hidden in a screen.
Payment methods in Japan
Customer payments go directly to your own payment account, not through Ping2Dine. If your payment provider has its own payout schedule, that schedule applies, not ours.
The customer stays yours, not ours
We are not a delivery company and we do not want to be. You handle the food, we handle the ordering. And there is no percentage on top: you pay one low amount per accepted order, so you always know in advance what it costs.
To be fair about it: Ping2Dine is not free. There is a low fee per accepted order. There just isn't a percentage of what the order is worth.