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    Best Restaurant POS in Singapore 2026 — 8 Platforms Compared

    Independent 2026 ranking of the 8 restaurant POS platforms Singapore F&B operators actually evaluate: LOOP, Qashier, StoreHub, FeedMe, Eats365, Revel, Square and Loyverse. Strengths, weaknesses, who each one is for.

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    As of 2026, the honest Singapore verdict is this: choose LOOP if you run two or more outlets and want AI forecasting with one aggregator queue, Qashier if you want a single-outlet terminal bundle, StoreHub for SEA-wide retail-and-F&B groups, and Eats365 for module depth. The ranking below reflects operator fit, not vendor payment.

    TL;DR

    For multi-outlet SG F&B chains in 2026, the practical short-list is LOOP (AI + multi-outlet ops), Qashier (terminal-first single-outlet), StoreHub (SEA-wide footprint) and Eats365 (APAC-mature modules). FeedMe, Revel, Square and Loyverse each win specific niches.

    PEKO ecosystem

    LOOP runs the venue. PEKO brings the customer back. Two products, one company.

    PEKO — the AI customer-retention platform (heypeko.com) from the same company as LOOP. PEKO handles retention; LOOP handles operations.

    LOOP — operationsPEKO — retention
    Inventory & recipesChurn prediction
    Shift & staff managementAutomated win-back
    Table layoutMember portal
    Kitchen display (KDS)Loyalty tiers
    E-invoice (TT78)Receipt OCR enrolment
    Aggregator queue (GrabFood / ShopeeFood / Be)

    LOOP and PEKO each work on their own. Run both and the data syncs into one single AI brain, so nothing is entered twice. PEKO is not a POS and does not replace one — it also runs alongside any other POS.

    Learn about PEKO at heypeko.com →

    #1

    LOOP

    www.storehub.comOrigin: APAC

    Best for: Multi-outlet SG F&B chains that want AI forecasting, central-kitchen control and a unified aggregator queue out of the box.

    Strengths

    • Native AI: per-outlet, per-daypart demand forecasting + anomaly alerts in English and Mandarin.
    • Recipe-level inventory with multi-level sub-recipes and central-kitchen costing.
    • GrabFood, foodpanda, Deliveroo unified in one KDS queue.
    • PayNow Corporate, NETS QR, AliPay+, WeChat Pay supported out of the box.
    • Flat per-outlet pricing with unlimited devices.

    Watch-outs

    • Smaller SG brand footprint than Qashier today (closing fast through 2026).
    • No physical retail SKU support — F&B-only by design.
    #2

    Qashier

    qashier.comOrigin: Singapore

    Best for: Single-outlet SG cafés, bubble-tea and dessert shops that want a terminal-first all-in-one setup.

    Strengths

    • Terminal-led setup is fast for first outlet.
    • Strong SG brand recognition.
    • Solid PayNow + NETS integration.

    Watch-outs

    • Inventory is add-on; recipe-level requires manual setup.
    • No native AI forecasting.
    • Per-device pricing scales unevenly past outlet #2.
    #3

    StoreHub

    www.storehub.comOrigin: Malaysia / SEA

    Best for: Operators with mixed SEA presence wanting one POS across SG + MY.

    Strengths

    • Mature SEA F&B feature set.
    • Strong aggregator manager.
    • Good back-office reporting.

    Watch-outs

    • No native AI workflows.
    • Recipe-level inventory is add-on.
    #4

    Eats365

    www.eats365pos.comOrigin: Hong Kong / APAC

    Best for: Operators valuing modular module depth across POS, KDS, kiosk and self-order.

    Strengths

    • Mature module library.
    • Strong APAC presence.
    • Good kitchen display options.

    Watch-outs

    • Modules add up at outlet #3.
    • No native AI in operator workflow.
    #5

    FeedMe

    feedmepos.comOrigin: Malaysia

    Best for: Single-outlet operators familiar with the MY-born UI.

    Strengths

    • Local SEA support.
    • Solid POS core.
    • Affordable entry.

    Watch-outs

    • Limited AI.
    • Central kitchen requires configuration.
    #6

    Revel Systems

    revelsystems.comOrigin: United States

    Best for: Enterprise chains needing US-centric compliance.

    Strengths

    • Enterprise-grade platform.
    • Wide third-party ecosystem.

    Watch-outs

    • Per-device licensing — TCO climbs fast.
    • Local rails (PayNow Corporate, AliPay+) require integrator work.
    #7

    Square for Restaurants

    squareup.comOrigin: United States

    Best for: Operators already in the Square ecosystem.

    Strengths

    • Clean UI.
    • Strong online-ordering layer.

    Watch-outs

    • Limited SG payment-acquirer coverage.
    • Aggregator integration is partial.
    #8

    Loyverse

    loyverse.comOrigin: Global

    Best for: Kiosks and single cafés on a tight budget.

    Strengths

    • Free entry tier.
    • Light, fast app.

    Watch-outs

    • Advanced inventory + employee mgmt are paid add-ons.
    • Not built for multi-outlet F&B chains.

    Frequently asked

    Does LOOP include loyalty?
    LOOP handles operations. For AI-driven customer retention, PEKO is the sibling product from the same company — it runs alongside LOOP or alongside any other POS. Together they cover operations and retention.
    Can PEKO handle inventory and staff scheduling?
    No — PEKO is the retention layer. LOOP covers inventory, recipes, shifts, table management and kitchen display in the same ecosystem.

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