Restaurants and dhabas
Replace printed menus that go out of date, and take dine-in and takeaway orders on WhatsApp.
A digital menu for your restaurant, café or hotel, free
Make a digital menu card: add your dishes, prices and photos, choose one of four designs, and publish. Customers scan the QR code on the table and see your menu on their phone, with no app. They can send their order straight to your WhatsApp.
Change prices or mark a dish sold out any time; the QR code stays the same. Free, with no commission on orders.
Features
What your QR code menu includes
- Four designs made for menus
- Maison for fine dining, Spice for Indian restaurants, Café for cafés and bakeries, and Royal for hotels. Each works with or without photos, and you can change the colour.
- Half, Full and other prices
- Up to four prices on one dish, such as Half and Full, Regular and Large, or 4 and 8 pieces.
- Veg, non-veg and egg marks
- The familiar green and red marks, a Veg only switch for customers, and Bestseller, Spicy and New labels.
- Sold out in one tap
- Switch a dish to sold out for the day instead of deleting it.
- Orders on WhatsApp
- Customers pick dishes and choose dine-in, takeaway or delivery. WhatsApp opens with the order and total written out, and they send it to you. No WhatsApp Business API needed.
- QR codes and table cards
- Download the QR code as PNG or SVG, or print A4 table cards with one code per table, so orders arrive with the table number filled in.
- Call, WhatsApp and Directions
- Buttons at the top of the menu, plus your opening hours and whether you are open now.
- Hotels and services too
- Room service, spa or salon lists: the wording changes to requests and bookings, and prices are optional.
How it works
Make a QR code menu in four steps
Sign in
A free account keeps your menu safe and lets you change it from any phone or computer.
Add your menu
Sections, dishes, prices and photos. Photos are made small on your phone before upload.
Choose a design
Pick one of four designs and see the live phone preview as you type.
Publish and print
Choose your web address, publish, and print the QR code or table cards.
Uses
Who uses a digital menu card
Cafés and bakeries
A photo menu of coffee and bakes that you can update daily.
Hotels
In-room dining and service lists that guests open from a card in the room.
Spas, salons and services
A clear price list that customers can book from on WhatsApp.
Getting the most from a QR menu
- Put the QR code where people sit: a table card, a sticker on the table, or a card in the hotel room.
- Use table numbers if you take dine-in orders, so you know where each order came from.
- Add photos to your best sellers first. Five good photos do more than fifty average ones.
- Mark dishes sold out during service instead of deleting them, so they come back tomorrow with one tap.
- Keep a few printed menus for customers who prefer paper.
To make a QR code for anything else, such as your WiFi network, use the QR code generator.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A digital menu card that customers open by scanning a QR code with their phone camera, instead of reading a printed menu. You change it online, so prices and sold-out dishes are always up to date without reprinting.
Yes. There is no fee, no commission on orders and no paid plan. An account can have 3 menus with up to 300 dishes each.
No. Orders use WhatsApp's free click-to-chat link. The customer's WhatsApp opens with the order written out, and they press Send. Any WhatsApp number works, including WhatsApp Business.
Yes. Edit dishes, prices and photos and publish again. The QR code points to the same address, so the printed code shows the new menu within a minute.
Just a phone camera. Scanning the code opens the menu in their browser. There is no app to install and no sign-up.
Yes. Choose Hotel or Services when you make the menu. Orders become requests or bookings, the table number becomes a room number, and prices are optional.
Yes. Enter how many tables you have and download a PDF of table cards. Each card has its own code, and orders from it arrive with the table number filled in.
No. The menu sends the order to you on WhatsApp; you take payment as you do today.
Anyone who scans the code sees a "menu not found" page until you publish again. The address and QR code stay yours.