Food Ordering App Project
A Food Ordering Android app in Java/Kotlin with restaurant menus, cart, online payment and live order tracking.
- Java/Kotlin
- Android Studio
- PostgreSQL
- Remote setup included
See the project running first, then pay.
What is the Food Ordering App?
The Food Ordering App lets users order food from nearby restaurants. They browse menus, add items to the cart and pay online or cash on delivery.
Order status updates from preparing to delivered, and users can rate their order. Restaurants manage menus and orders from their own panel. It is built in Android Studio with Java/Kotlin and Firebase.
Key Features
Main things you can do with the Food Ordering App.
- Restaurant list
- Menus with photos
- Cart
- Online payment and COD
- Order tracking
- Ratings
- Offers and coupons
- Order history
Project Modules
The project is divided into these modules. Each one has its own screens and tasks.
1Customer
- Browse
- Cart
- Pay
- Track
2Restaurant
- Menu
- Orders
- Status
- Earnings
3Delivery
- Accept
- Pick up
- Deliver
- Status
4Admin
- Restaurants
- Offers
- Users
- Reports
What You Get
Everything you need to submit, run and explain the project.
Complete Source Code
Full, working source code with clean folder structure and helpful comments. No locked or hidden files.
Database File
Ready-to-use PostgreSQL database with tables and sample data, so the project runs on day one.
Project Documentation
Full project report in Word and PDF: abstract, SRS, use case, activity and class diagrams, and app screen flow, screenshots, testing and conclusion.
PPT Presentation
A 15–20 slide presentation for your seminar, review or final viva. Easy to edit with your name and college.
Remote Project Setup
We connect to your laptop with AnyDesk or Google Meet, install everything and run the project for you.
Project Explanation
A simple walkthrough of the code and flow, plus common viva questions, so you can explain it with confidence.
Project Documentation includes
- Certificate, acknowledgement and abstract
- Introduction, problem statement and objectives
- Existing system vs proposed system
- Software Requirement Specification (SRS)
- System design: use case, activity and class diagrams, and app screen flow
- Module description and screenshots
- Testing and test cases
- Conclusion, future scope and references
PPT Presentation slides
- Title and team details
- Introduction and problem statement
- Objectives
- Existing vs proposed system
- System architecture
- Modules
- Technology used
- Screenshots / demo
- Advantages and future scope
- Conclusion
Tech Stack
| Part | Technology | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Language | Java/Kotlin | App logic and screens |
| IDE | Android Studio | Build, run and test the app |
| UI | XML layouts / Material Design | Clean, easy-to-use screens |
| Database | PostgreSQL | Stores app data (offline or cloud) |
Software and hardware requirements
- Laptop with 8 GB RAM (recommended) and Windows, macOS or Linux
- Latest Android Studio with JDK 17
- Android phone (Android 8+) or an emulator
- Internet connection for Gradle sync and cloud features
How the Food Ordering App Works
Open app
User opens the app and signs in or starts as a guest.
Use features
User adds data and uses the main tools of the app.
Save data
Data is saved on the phone and synced with PostgreSQL where needed.
Alerts
The app shows reminders, notifications and simple reports.
Remote Project Setup Guidance
Not sure how to run it? We set up the project on your laptop over AnyDesk or Google Meet. No need to visit us.
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Share your detailsTell us your laptop type (Windows / Mac) and a time that suits you.
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Install AnyDeskInstall free AnyDesk (or join Google Meet) and share the access code.
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We set it upWe install the required software, import the database and configure the Android app.
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Test togetherWe run the project in front of you and check every main feature.
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Understand itWe explain the code, flow and database so you are ready for your viva.
- Install Android Studio and open it once so it downloads the SDK.
- Choose File → Open and select the project folder.
- Wait for Gradle sync to finish (first time may take a few minutes).
- Check the database / API settings file if the project uses a server.
- Connect your phone with USB debugging ON (or start an emulator) and click Run.
Food Ordering App Images
What You Will Learn
Frequently Asked Questions
Project Details
Available- ProjectFood Ordering App
- TypeMini Project
- CategoryAndroid App
- LanguageJava/Kotlin
- FrameworkAndroid Studio
- DatabasePostgreSQL
- DocumentationReport + PPT
- SetupRemote help
- DeliverySource Code + Documentation