CurryIQ Kitchen Display review
A low-cost KDS with routing, offline operation, and restaurant-focused order controls.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
CurryIQ Kitchen Display is a browser-based kitchen display system for Indian restaurants that need to move orders from POS and QR ordering into clear kitchen workflows. It displays color-coded tickets based on preparation time, routes items to configured kitchen stations, tracks elapsed order time, and lets staff mark items complete with a waiter notification. The system runs on web, Android, and iOS, with support for Android tablets, iPads, laptops, and TV screens connected to a computer or Chromecast. It fits restaurants that want a focused KDS alongside billing, ordering, and inventory tools.
Pricing is structured around branch count and operational depth. Starter costs INR 499 per month for one branch and includes POS billing and KOT, QR ordering, waiter tablet ordering, and inventory management. Growth costs INR 999 per month for up to three branches, adding full inventory management, recipe-based stock deduction, staff and shift management, and an AI chatbot. Pro costs INR 1,499 per month for up to five branches, with revenue optimisation analytics, a business health score, and industry benchmarking. Enterprise supports unlimited branches through a customised plan with a dedicated account manager, priority support, custom integrations, and API access. There is no free plan.
Its strongest operational feature set is built around continuity and kitchen coordination. CurryIQ supports multi-station routing, one-tap item completion, preparation analytics, and offline KDS operation during internet outages. Restaurants can also run the digital display alongside printed KOTs, providing a fallback for kitchen teams that still rely on paper. Integrations include Zomato, Swiggy, UrbanPiper, Razorpay, and WhatsApp. Choose CurryIQ for affordable restaurant workflows, offline resilience, and branch-based growth. Restaurants needing unlimited branches, custom integrations, or API access should assess the Enterprise plan.
CurryIQ Kitchen Display pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Routes orders across kitchen stations with color-coded priority tickets
- Continues operating offline and supports printed KOT alongside the KDS
- Starts at INR 499 monthly with POS, QR, waiter, and inventory features
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Starter supports one branch, while Growth and Pro have branch limits
- Custom integrations and API access are limited to Enterprise
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