Catalogue
Product add-ons for restaurant and food ordering menus
Add-ons let a shopper customise an item at the point of purchase — extra cheese, a bigger size, a side — grouped into add-on categories that attach to a single product or to a whole category at once.
Mixed grill — customise
Add mezze side+AED 12
Make it a meal+AED 8- Spicy mayo+AED 2
How it works
How it works
- 1
Create an add-on category
Group related choices, such as "extras" or "size upgrade", into one category.
- 2
Attach to products
Apply an add-on category to a single product or to an entire category.
- 3
Price each add-on
Set a price per add-on that adds to the base item price at checkout.
- 4
Show on the order and the KOT
Add-ons print on the kitchen ticket so nothing gets lost between counter and kitchen.
Configuration
What you can configure
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Add-on categories | Reusable groups of choices attached per product or per category. |
| Per-product or per-category | Attach an add-on set once and it applies to everything in that category. |
| Add-on pricing | A price per add-on that sums into the order total. |
| KOT printing | Add-ons appear on the kitchen ticket alongside the base item. |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can one add-on category apply to a whole menu section?
Yes, an add-on category can be attached to an entire product category, so every item in "Burgers" inherits the same extras list without repeating the setup.
Do add-ons show up on the kitchen ticket?
Yes, add-ons print on the KOT alongside the base item so kitchen staff see exactly what was customised, not just the product name.
Are add-ons only for food and restaurants?
No, any catalogue can use them — a gift shop can add "gift wrap" or a pharmacy "express packing" as an add-on category on relevant products.
Put this to work in your store today
Get started and turn this on for your store in minutes.
No card required · Live in a day · Support in Arabic and English