Restaurant POS in Dubai
A restaurant POS for Dubai, with the TRN on every invoice
Brindola is a restaurant POS for Dubai venues that prints the 5 % VAT and your TRN on every receipt, issues a company's tax invoice with its TRN, counts food cost per dish, runs several brands from one kitchen, and keeps trading on the venue's own hardware when the line drops.
What a Dubai restaurant asks of a POS, answered
VAT on every receipt, food cost on every dish, several brands from one kitchen and a mall unit whose line goes down: Brindola is built for the way Dubai restaurants trade.
A tax invoice with the TRN and the VAT
Every receipt shows the 5 % VAT inside the total and carries your TRN in its header. A company's invoice on A4 names the buyer with its registered name, address and TRN and breaks the VAT down by rate.
VAT invoices in the FAQE-invoicing, plainly
The UAE requires no fiscal device and certifies no POS. Its e-invoicing network starts in 2027 with invoices between businesses, and a guest's receipt stays outside it for now; Brindola is not connected to it.
E-invoicing in the FAQFood cost from the same sale
Every sale takes its ingredients off the shelf, and recipe costs give you cost of sales and gross margin per dish, so the menu you price in dirhams is a menu you know the margin of.
Stock and deliveriesSeveral brands, one kitchen
A tab and a menu per brand, one order carrying two brands, and revenue split by brand and by channel: the dark-kitchen shape Dubai runs on.
Brands on one kitchen screenYour bank's card terminal
Keep the card terminal from the bank you already use: the amount is keyed into it and its receipt number is recorded on the payment. Brindola takes no fee on any transaction.
Card payments in the FAQA mall unit whose line is down
The terminals, the kitchen screens and printers, payments and the close run on your own network, so the venue keeps selling and cooking while the internet is gone.
What keeps working offlineArabic and English on one floor
The interface, the documents and the guest display each take their own language, so the floor team reads one and the guest another.
What the terminal looks liketalabat and Deliveroo in Dubai
talabat and Deliveroo are both coming soon. Their orders will arrive as ordinary orders on the kitchen screen, beside the dining room's, and be counted in the day's close without re-typing.
- Coming soon
- talabat
- Deliveroo
Pricing
What Brindola costs a Dubai venue
One price per venue, with no share of your sales and no hardware bundle. Dirham amounts are shown as a guide; you pay the amount Stripe shows at checkout.
Essentials
One terminal, everything a sale needs
AED 179.95 /month
Estimated · $49 is charged
Plus
The whole product, on as many screens as you run
AED 363.58 /month
Estimated · $99 is charged
Add-on: Delivery order intake. Orders from the delivery platforms arrive straight at your terminal through our order bridge. Add it to any plan.
Brindola beside the systems Dubai is offered
Weighing Brindola against another system? Set them side by side: prices, features, and which kind of venue each one suits.
Six things to test before choosing a POS in Dubai
Before you sign with anyone, us included, ask to see these six on the vendor's own equipment. In Brindola's fourteen-day trial you can try every one yourself.
- A tax invoice for a company, with its TRN and the VAT The A4 invoice carries the buyer's TRN and the VAT on it.
- An order reaching the kitchen screen Tickets appear on the kitchen screen.
- Stock and food cost coming off as you sell Ingredients are deducted with every sale, with cost of sales and margin.
- Service with the internet cable pulled Unplug the router and nothing changes on the floor.
- A card payment on your bank's terminal Your bank's terminal works alongside, its receipt number recorded on the payment.
- The price of every device and add-on you will run One price per venue, in dirhams.
Ask every vendor, us included, which delivery platforms are live in the UAE today: for Brindola, talabat and Deliveroo are coming soon.
Run a Dubai service on it this week
Install it on a computer you have and run a service with the internet unplugged. Fourteen days, the full Plus plan, no card.