See why top restaurant groups in Nepal are switching from offline desktop software and foreign platforms to a natively compliant restaurant management system.
A honest breakdown of how Sajilo Restaurant compares to legacy offline hardware and imported foreign software.
| Key Requirement | Sajilo Restaurant | Legacy Desktop Till | Foreign SaaS POS |
|---|---|---|---|
| IRD Fiscal Billing & Tax Invoice Printing | Native Ashad fiscal year batches, sequential PAN/VAT bill numbers | Manual fiscal year resets required annually | Requires third-party plugins or custom code |
| Nepali Digital Payments (eSewa, Fonepay, Khalti) | 12+ local methods with automated split-settlement logging | Manual cash & card entry only | Only supports Stripe, PayPal or Square |
| Multi-Branch Owner Dashboard | Single login switches between all outlet menus, staff, and sales | Isolated database on each physical PC | Expensive per-location tenant surcharges |
| Hardware Requirements | Runs on any browser (Android, iOS, Windows, Mac) | Requires proprietary heavy thermal POS hardware | Restricted to specific Apple iPad models |
| Granular Audit Trail & Incident Logs | 90-day searchable log of voided bills, price edits & logins | No audit log; easy to erase database records | Basic logs without local currency tracking |
| Onboarding & Local Support in Nepal | On-site setup & training from Sunsari team (Phone: 9842977207) | One-off installation, zero software updates | Email support only with time-zone delays |
We designed our platform from day one to address the operational challenges Nepali restaurateurs face daily.
Run outlets across Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Pokhara, and Sunsari from one account while keeping tax rates and menu prices separate.
Accept eSewa, Fonepay, Khalti, IMEPay, cash, and bank transfers without manual receipt math or end-of-day discrepancies.
Use your existing Android phones, iPads, laptops, or thermal receipt printers without buying expensive custom hardware.
Contact our team at [email protected] or call us at +977 9842977207.
