QR code menu for dhabas and highway restaurants
A dhaba menu is a hundred dishes, most of them in half and full, read by a table of eight who have just got off a long drive. A laminated card handed round the table is not how anybody wants to order.
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A hundred dishes on one card
Categories keep it readable — Sabzi, Dal, Tandoor, Rice, Breads — and a star on your best sellers tells a first-time visitor where to start. The card does not get longer when the menu does.
Half and full on almost everything
Give a dish its half and full as options, each with its own price, and the menu shows "from" the half. The customer picks the plate they mean, and nobody asks what the half costs.
Travellers read a different language
Hindi, Gujarati and English can all sit on the same dish, and the diner picks which one they read on their own phone. A family from another state does not have to point at a menu and guess.
Big tables, one laminated card
Eight people and one menu is seven people waiting. Everyone opens it on their own phone, and with ordering on, the order reaches the kitchen with the table number on it.
Setting it up
- One QR on each table or cot, so the order arrives labelled with where to bring it.
- Stars on your ten best-known dishes before anything else.
- Add half and full as options on the dishes that have both.
Most places are running within half an hour. The free trial has everything switched on, so you can put it through one real service before deciding anything.
ગુજરાતીમાં: ઢાબા અને હાઇવે રેસ્ટોરન્ટ માટે QR કોડ મેનુ. ગ્રાહક કોડ સ્કેન કરે અને ફોનમાં ફોટા સાથે આખું મેનુ ખૂલે — કોઈ એપ ડાઉનલોડ કરવાની જરૂર નથી. મેનુ ગુજરાતી, હિન્દી અને અંગ્રેજીમાં બતાવી શકાય છે.
What it costs
Every plan carries the whole menu — unlimited dishes, photographs, Gujarati and Hindi. What changes higher up is what diners can do: call a waiter, see a dish in 3D and AR, order from the table. Every restaurant starts on a free trial with everything switched on, so you can see the difference before you choose.
Prices are per restaurant, per month. There is no charge per order and no commission on what you sell.
Questions restaurant owners ask
Can a dish have a half plate and a full plate?
Yes. Add both as options with their own prices. The menu shows the lower one as "from", and the customer picks the plate they want.
Can the menu be in Hindi and Gujarati?
Yes, along with English, on the same menu, chosen by the diner. Anything you leave untranslated falls back to English, so you can begin with the dishes people ask about most.
Do we need a printed card as well?
Most places keep one for the few who prefer paper, and the QR does the rest. When a price changes, edit it once; the card you printed last year is the only thing out of date.
Do my customers need to download an app?
No. The menu opens in whatever browser is already on their phone. They point the camera at the QR code on the table, the menu loads, and that is the whole thing — nothing to install, nothing to sign in to.
Can the menu be in Gujarati?
Yes. Every dish can carry a Gujarati and a Hindi name, description and price alongside the English one, and diners read whichever they choose. You fill in what you want translated; anything left blank falls back to English.
What happens when I change a price?
It changes on every table at once. There is no reprinting and no sticker over the old price — you edit the item in your dashboard and the next diner to scan sees the new one.
Try it on one real service
Every feature is switched on during the trial. Put your menu in, print the codes, and watch what your own customers do with it.
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Other kinds of place: cafes and coffee shops · takeaway and parcel counters · thali and family restaurants · bakeries and sweet shops · juice, ice cream and cold drink shops · fast food and pizza shops
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