Guests browse all vendors in one menu
Each stall paid its own share, daily
PromptPay or card, pay once for the table
Each stall sees only its own orders
Three frictions every food court lives with — solved.
A hungry table shouldn’t have to queue at four counters, juggle four receipts, and wait for four cooks who can’t see each other. Papaya stitches independent vendors into one journey while keeping every stall’s money straight.
A queue at every stall
A group of four wants noodles, rice, salad and drinks — that’s four separate lines and four people guarding a table. Half the visit is spent standing, not eating.
One QR opens a menu spanning all vendors. The table builds a single order across stalls and never leaves their seats.
Four stalls, four bills
Settling means visiting each counter, paying separately, and hoping the maths adds up before the table turns over.
Everything the table ordered lands on a single bill. They pay once by PromptPay or card, and the court reconciles the rest.
Cash chased between counters
With independent vendors under one roof, working out who earned what — and paying each fairly — is a nightly spreadsheet headache.
Takings are collected centrally and split to each vendor by what they actually sold, with a clear statement per stall.
The parts of Papaya a food court leans on.
One menu across every vendor.
A single QR at the table opens a menu that spans every stall in the court. The guest orders noodles, rice and drinks in one basket; each vendor receives only its own items.
- Browse and order from all stalls in one basket
- Items route to the right vendor’s screen automatically
- Sell-outs grey out the moment a stall runs low
One bill the whole table pays once.
No counter-hopping to settle. The table pays a single combined bill by PromptPay or card, and Papaya splits the money to each vendor behind the scenes.
- One combined bill across every stall ordered from
- PromptPay and card, paid from the table
- Automatic split payouts with a statement per vendor
A till per stall, a view for the court.
Each vendor runs its own counter, menu and ticket queue, while the operator sees the whole court live — open tables, ticket times and takings across every stall.
- Independent till and menu for each vendor
- Per-stall ticket queue shows only its own orders
- Court-wide dashboard of orders, prep times and sales
More baskets, fewer queues.
average basket once a table can order across every stall
the typical number a single table orders from in one sitting
to settle a multi-stall table on one combined bill
vendor payouts split and settled by the next day
Aggregate figures from Papaya food court and food hall venues; results vary by venue.
Good to know
The things every food court operator asks before signing up vendors.