New ordering channel
People are starting to ask an AI assistant to handle small errands, ordering lunch among them. A Tayim restaurant can be one of the places that assistant is actually able to order from, through an open standard called MCP. It is a new channel, it costs no commission, and it is already running in production at one restaurant.
Included on the paid plans (Solo and Multi), not on the free Starter. Status: live and publicly testable at BAH Food; for other Tayim restaurants we switch it on one at a time, so talk to us first.
An AI assistant, however clever, is a consultant locked in a room with no phone. It knows a lot, but it cannot call anyone. MCP is the phone.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets an AI assistant connect to an outside service and actually do something: read your live menu, price a basket, place an order. Your MCP endpoint is the number the assistant dials when a customer says they want food from you.
Aggregator listings are a crowded shelf. Being the restaurant an assistant can actually order from is, for now, close to empty shelf space.
Orders land in the same system as your website orders. No marketplace takes a cut and no one stands between you and the customer.
The assistant reads the same menu, prices, offers and opening hours your website uses. Change a price once and every channel follows.
The order carries the customer name and phone into your POS, exactly like an order placed on your own site.
Four steps, in this order, every time:
BAH Food, a restaurant in Bucharest running on this stack, has had an MCP endpoint in production since August 2026. It is public: you can connect an assistant to it yourself and read its menu without ordering anything.
Live endpoint
Add it as a remote MCP server in your assistant and ask it what BAH Food has on the menu.
Nothing to install, nothing to maintain. The work is ours, and it is mostly configuration:
Your menu, prices, offers and opening hours are in one place. That is the hard part, and it is done.
We enable an MCP address for your restaurant and decide with you which fulfilment types and payment methods are allowed on this channel.
It goes on your site and your social profiles, the way you would publish a phone number. Customers add it to their assistant once.
We are switching this on restaurant by restaurant rather than flipping it for everyone, because a channel that places real orders deserves a conversation about opening hours, payment and capacity first.
The design assumption is that an AI assistant must never be able to do something irreversible on its own.
It is an address an AI assistant can connect to in order to read a restaurant’s live menu and place an order on the customer’s behalf. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that makes this work the same way across different assistants.
Any assistant that can add a remote MCP server over HTTP. In practice that includes Claude, ChatGPT and developer tools such as Cursor. The customer adds the address once, then talks normally.
No. On the installation we run today, payment is cash or card at the door only. No card details are ever requested through this channel, which removes a whole category of risk from a very new way of ordering.
It cannot set the price at all. The assistant sends only products and quantities, and the restaurant recomputes the total from its live menu, including active offers and the delivery fee. The number the customer confirms is the number the kitchen sees.
The paid plans: Solo (39 EUR/month) and Multi (119 EUR/month). It is not part of the free Starter plan, which covers the online menu and orders. There is no extra fee on top of the subscription and no commission per order.
It is live and publicly testable at BAH Food, which runs on this stack. For other Tayim restaurants we enable it one at a time rather than as a blanket switch, so contact us on a paid plan and we will set it up with you.
No. It is one more door. The menu, the phone and the website stay exactly where they are, and orders from every channel land in the same POS.
Tell us which restaurant and we will walk through opening hours, payment and fulfilment, then switch on your endpoint.
Talk to us