TableCheck vs Toreta for a Japanese Restaurant in Bangkok

TableCheck has a Bangkok office and is built for guests booking online in many languages, deposits and one guest history across venues. Toreta (トレタ予約台帳) is a book staff fill in while on the phone, and the two official pages we checked do not state service in Thailand or a Thai staff screen, so ask Toreta before choosing it for Bangkok. If what you liked about Toreta is the staff-side book and you need Thai and Japanese screens, a staff-side book made in Bangkok such as Rezabo is the other option.

Sources (opened 2026-11-03): TableCheck (Join), TableCheck (Company), TableCheck (Hungry Hub integration post), Toreta, Toreta Reservation Book (Features).

The difference in one table

“Not stated on the pages we opened” means the information was not on the official pages we checked on 2026-11-03, not that the feature does not exist. Please check directly with each company when evaluating.

TableCheck: what its pages say

On the official pages we opened on 2026-11-03, TableCheck describes itself as a “Restaurant Management & Reservation Platform” and states that it is “Trusted by 15,000+ restaurants in 40+ countries.”

The pages state the following facts:

• Booking channels and fees: “Wherever a guest chooses to book, it lands in one place.” It names Google, Instagram and TripAdvisor, and states “No cover fees” for bookings from your site, Google and social. It also says web, phone, walk-in, marketplace and OTA bookings land in one book.
• Deposits and waitlist: Restaurants can take a deposit at the time of booking, set courses or packages as “paid at booking,” and use a waitlist.
• Customer history: “TableCheck CRM” provides a “Unified guest profile — one history across every visit and every venue.”
• Languages: Guests can book in 23 languages. The languages available on the restaurant staff screen are not stated on the pages we opened.
• POS links: Connects with POS systems including Oracle, Infrasys, H&L, Agilysys and others.
• Presence in Thailand: The company page lists a Bangkok office: “Bangkok: Silom Edge Tower, Bangkok 10500”. A blog announcement also states that TableCheck integrates with Thailand’s Hungry Hub so that “all bookings on Hungry Hub will be automatically linked with the reservation and customer information”.
• Prices: Prices are not on the pages we opened.

Toreta: what its pages say, and what they do not say about Thailand

The official Toreta pages we opened on 2026-11-03 (toreta.in) are Japanese-language pages of the Japanese company. They list the staff reservation book “トレタ予約台帳”, guest online booking “ネット予約 3.0”, and “トレタO/X”.

The pages state the following about トレタ予約台帳:

• Phone-led staff entry: The reservation book is built for staff to fill in while on the phone: “画面に従って電話でお客さまに質問していくだけでOK!” (just ask the customer questions on the phone following the screen).
• Seating and views: Entering a booking automatically assigns a table, and tables can be moved by dragging. Staff can switch between “テーブルレイアウト、タイムテーブル、一覧表から切り替えが可能” (table layout, timetable, and list views).
• Customer lookup: When staff enter a phone number, the customer appears with their visit count next to the name, and customer information builds up automatically from bookings.
• Links: Lists “グルメサイト・POS連携” (linking with Japanese dining sites and POS).
• Prices: Prices are not on the top page we opened.

What the pages do not say about Thailand: Across the two pages we opened, there is no mention of Thailand, overseas availability, or multilingual staff screens. The former site for Asia, toretaasia.com (including toretaasia.com/th/ and /en/), now redirects (301) to the Japanese site toreta.in, as checked on 2026-11-03. Because the pages we checked do not state service in Thailand or a Thai staff screen, ask Toreta first if you want to use it in Bangkok.

Which to choose in Bangkok: three cases to ask in a demo

If you know both names from Japan, the easiest way to decide for a Bangkok restaurant is to match the tool to the daily job in your store and ask directly in a demo.

1. Guests book online and pay deposits

If you serve courses or packages where guests book online themselves in multiple languages and pay a deposit at booking, or if you take bookings from Hungry Hub, Google and Instagram in one place:

• Questions to ask in a demo: “Can guests book online and pay deposits (‘paid at booking’) using payment methods available to our Bangkok company?” and “How do bookings from Hungry Hub, Google and Instagram appear in the book and link to the unified guest profile across our venues?”

2. Staff take phone and LINE bookings

In many Japanese restaurants in Bangkok, regulars call the restaurant or send a message on the restaurant’s LINE, and staff enter those bookings into the book while checking the timetable:

• Questions to ask in a demo: “When a regular calls or messages on LINE, how many taps does it take for staff to check the timetable and enter the booking?” and “Do you provide contracts and support for a restaurant operating in Bangkok?”

3. A Japanese owner working with Thai floor staff

When the owner or manager reads Japanese and the floor staff read Thai, everyone needs to read and enter bookings in the same book without language mistakes:

• Questions to ask in a demo: “Does the staff screen support both Thai and Japanese?” and “Can we set the manager’s phone to Japanese and the floor tablet to Thai at the same time?”

Where Rezabo fits and where it does not

We run three restaurants in Bangkok—yakiniku, izakaya and shabu-shabu. After using a well-known reservation system at two of them, we built Rezabo for our own stores, and all three now manage their bookings on it. If what you liked about Toreta is having a staff-side reservation book for phone and LINE bookings, and you need Japanese, English and Thai screens in Bangkok, Rezabo is built for that job.

Where Rezabo fits:

• See tonight’s bookings on your phone (“今夜の予約が、スマホで分かる。”). The store list shows today’s party count and guest count for each restaurant, and tapping a store name switches to that store’s book in one tap.
• See tables along a timeline. Each table shows what time to what time it is taken, and future dates can be entered on the same screen. On the same table, a booking that starts too close to another cannot be entered, and if times overlap, a confirmation screen appears.
• Phone number lookup shows registered names. Entering a phone number suggests the names of registered customers, and customer records and notes are shared across stores.
• Change history is saved. Adding, changing or canceling a booking is recorded in the history.
• Three languages per device. The screen language switches between Japanese, English and Thai on each device—for example, Japanese on the manager’s phone and Thai on the floor tablet.
• Flat pricing per restaurant (as of 2026-10-12). 1,900 THB / month per restaurant, or 19,000 THB / year paid at once (2 months free), excluding VAT. For 3 restaurants, it is 5,700 THB / month, excluding VAT. Setup fee is 0, referral fee is 0, and there is no extra fee based on booking count.

Where Rezabo does not fit (features Rezabo does not have):

• Online booking entered by guests themselves
• Automated reservation confirmations or reminders (including automated LINE notifications)
• Prepayments or deposits
• Data sync with POS registers

If you need guest online booking, deposits, or integrations such as Hungry Hub and POS, look at a platform like TableCheck. For a broader comparison in Thailand, see TableCheck alternatives for restaurants in Thailand, and for choosing by how your floor works, see reservation systems for a small Japanese restaurant in Bangkok.

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FAQ

What is the main difference between TableCheck and Toreta?

Based on their official pages, TableCheck is a Restaurant Management & Reservation Platform where guests book online in 23 languages, with deposits (“paid at booking”), a unified guest profile across venues (TableCheck CRM), and POS and Hungry Hub integrations. Toreta’s core “トレタ予約台帳” is a staff reservation book designed for staff to fill in while talking to guests on the phone (with a separate “ネット予約 3.0” product for online bookings).

Can I use Toreta at a restaurant in Bangkok?

The two official Toreta pages we opened on 2026-11-03 do not state availability in Thailand or a Thai-language staff screen, and the former toretaasia.com domain now redirects (301) to the Japanese site toreta.in. Ask Toreta directly whether they support new restaurants in Bangkok before deciding.

Can a Japanese owner and Thai staff use the book in their own languages at the same time?

In Rezabo, each device switches independently between Japanese, English and Thai, so the manager’s phone can be in Japanese while the floor tablet is in Thai. For TableCheck and Toreta, staff screen languages are not stated on the pages we opened, so please ask them during a demo.

Will Rezabo charge me automatically after the 1-month free trial?

No. You start the 1-month free trial without registering a card, so there is no automatic charge. Pricing is 1,900 THB / month or 19,000 THB / year per restaurant (excluding VAT, setup fee 0, referral fee 0, as of 2026-10-12). Try it next to your current reservation notebook for one month first.