Practical guides for creating, translating and maintaining restaurant QR menus — written by the QRmenu product team in Yerevan.
Your iiko till already holds the menu. QRmenu can now read it directly — prices, portions, serving hours, allergens and the stop list — while your photos and translations stay untouched.
A source-linked comparison of five Armenian QR menu platforms, their public prices, limits and best-fit restaurant use cases.
Create a useful QR menu in six steps: organise the dishes, build a mobile menu, test it on real phones, print a permanent code and plan updates.
A PDF is quick to publish, but a structured mobile QR menu is easier to read, update and translate. Compare both formats before printing your code.
Choose languages from real guest demand, translate dish meaning rather than words, localise prices carefully and keep every version behind one QR code.