The right menu gets lost
At lunchtime, guests search through breakfasts and evening dishes. Some items are no longer being served.
Set serving hours so the QR opens the menu available now.
Make dishes tempting, highlight the ones with better margins, and update prices without reprinting your menu. Your first 12 months cost $0.
A long menu makes choosing difficult. A dessert goes unnoticed. A lunch offer gets lost among other dishes. Here is how your menu can help.
At lunchtime, guests search through breakfasts and evening dishes. Some items are no longer being served.
Set serving hours so the QR opens the menu available now.
Unfamiliar names and a long list make choosing harder. Guests fall back on the same familiar dish.
Clear photos and preference questions help guests discover suitable dishes.
Guests choose a main dish and close the menu before reaching the extras.
Highlight extras with photos and labels today. Automatic pairings are a new feature idea.
Choose a scenario, then try the sample menu. Each example shows a different way to help guests choose.
Set the serving hours for each menu. The same QR opens the menu for your restaurant’s local time, with the dishes and prices available then.
Demo menu · illustrative dishes and prices
Choose Lunch or Coffee below. Watch the dishes in the menu change.
Choose dishes with a good margin yourself. Add an appetising photo and a custom label such as “Our pick” to help guests notice them.
Update a price in the dashboard and publish it. Your QR code stays the same, so there is no need to reprint the menu.
Publish translated descriptions. Visitors can understand your dishes and explore the menu with fewer questions for the waiter.
Try your own assumptions. This illustration calculates extra sales and the amount left after variable costs.
Illustration, not a sales forecastextra items × days × (price − variable cost)
Include ingredients, packaging and other costs that rise with each sale. Rent, salaries, taxes and other expenses still need to be paid from the remaining amount. This is not net profit or a guaranteed result.
We’ll help you put your menu online and configure it. Your first 12 months are free.
Photograph your paper menu — up to 10 pages. Crumpled, handwritten, two columns; it copes.
Dishes, prices, descriptions and dietary tags are read and organised into clean categories.
Publish and get a QR plus a link. Print it for the tables or drop it in your bio.
Already run iiko? Connect your till and QRmenu reads the menu straight from it, with no retyping and no second list to keep in step.
Categories, dishes, prices, portion sizes, serving hours and allergens come over from iiko.
iiko reports each change and QRmenu picks it up on its own. Each branch keeps its own stop list.
A sync never overwrites translations, photos or design. Photos already in iiko move over in one click.
Changes from iiko wait in your draft until you press Publish, so nothing reaches guests without you.
How to connect iikoWe personally help with the first launch: checking the menu, sharing the permanent QR code and making sure it opens correctly on a phone. We’ll use the number from the form to call or message you on WhatsApp.
Send your current menu and we’ll help get it online. Your first 12 months cost $0, with no credit card required.