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Yes, there is a difference in the usage of 点菜（diǎn cài）when ordering at a restaurant or at a food stall.
At a restaurant, 点菜（diǎn cài）is used to order dishes from the menu.
At a food stall, 点菜（diǎn cài）is used to order dishes that are already prepared and ready to be served. In this case, 点菜（diǎn cài）is more like choosing dishes by looking at them directly.
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1. 选菜 (xuǎn cài): literally means "select dishes", which is the same as "order dishes".
2. 点餐 (diǎn cān): literally means "order meal", which is the same as "order dishes".
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