Nosh review
A branch-focused restaurant system combining POS, ordering, kitchen, inventory, and reporting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Nosh is a cloud-based restaurant management platform for restaurants, cafes, food chains, and cloud kitchens in Pakistan. It brings together online and offline point of sale, kitchen display, online ordering, inventory, menu management, branch management, table ordering, delivery and rider management, tax configuration, and analytics. The POS covers dine-in, takeaway, counter, and delivery orders, with offline operation and later synchronization. Its platform availability spans web, iOS, and Android, making it a fit for branch-based operators seeking a broad restaurant-operations system rather than a standalone till.
Pricing is organized around Starter, Growth, and Pro subscriptions, with pricing applied per branch. The published annual Starter price is PKR 20,000 per branch, while the plan includes online and offline POS, Kitchen Display System, admin dashboard, branch management, menu management, and order management. Growth adds an online ordering website, inventory management, and advanced reports and analytics. Pro adds delivery and rider management, table ordering, and tax integration, but is custom-priced. A 14-day trial is available without requiring a credit card. Plan cards are marked as limited-time offers, and onboarding fees plus applicable taxes sit outside the subscription price.
The main strength is breadth across daily restaurant workflows: sales, kitchen operations, ordering, stock, menus, branches, tables, delivery, and reporting are covered within one product. That makes Nosh a sensible choice for growing restaurant groups and cloud kitchens that want more than core POS. Buyers should review the per-branch commercial model before committing, especially when managing several locations, and should account for separate onboarding fees. Restaurants outside Pakistan should also consider the stated billing treatment in pounds. Nosh is best suited to operators wanting a connected restaurant-management suite; a business seeking only a simple POS may not need its wider feature set.
Nosh pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Online and offline POS supports dine-in, takeaway, counter, and delivery orders.
- Combines ordering, KDS, inventory, menus, tables, delivery, and reporting.
- Multi-branch management is available across web, iOS, and Android.
- Where it doesn't
- Published pricing is per branch and excludes applicable taxes.
- Onboarding fees are separate from the subscription price.
- The Pro plan is custom-priced rather than publicly listed.
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