Traditional restaurants and kebab houses
Present kebab choices, rice dishes, sides and dietary tags in Persian, with descriptions and prices in tomans together in a mobile menu.
QR menu Iran
QR menu for restaurants in Iran — first year free
QRmenu helps cafes, traditional restaurants, kebab houses, tea houses and hotel restaurants in Iran turn a paper menu into a mobile digital menu. Keep Persian as the main version, displayed correctly from right to left, and let visitors switch languages through one permanent QR code.
Built for restaurant menus in Iran
From a neighborhood cafe in Tehran to a hotel restaurant on Kish Island, guests need clear dish descriptions and current prices. QRmenu keeps the Persian menu at the center and makes other languages available through the same code.
Cafes and tea houses
Keep tea, coffee, breakfast and dessert menus current. Edit prices or mark an item sold out online without reprinting the menu.
Hotel restaurants
Welcome Persian-speaking guests and international visitors with one QR code. Guests choose their menu language directly in the phone browser.
How to create a QR menu in Iran
Start with the paper menu your restaurant already uses. QRmenu organises its contents into a menu guests can read on their phones.
1. Photograph your current menu
Take clear photos of up to 10 paper menu pages so the dish names, descriptions and prices are readable.
2. Review the Persian digital menu
Check the dishes, prices, descriptions and dietary tags organised by QRmenu. Review the right-to-left Persian version and the guest languages you need.
3. Print your permanent QR code
Place the code on tables or menu signs. Guests scan it to open the menu, and later edits appear online through the same printed code.
Why restaurants in Iran use a digital QR menu
A menu should be easy to maintain between services and easy to read at the table. QRmenu brings both jobs into one web-based menu.
Persian first, with more languages for guests
Keep Persian as the main menu with correct right-to-left display. Visitors can switch to English, Arabic, Turkish, Russian or Armenian through the same QR code.
Price changes without another print run
When prices change frequently, update the amounts in tomans online. The printed QR code continues to open the current menu.
A menu made for phone screens
Give guests a mobile layout with categories, dish descriptions, photos and dietary tags. They open it in their browser without installing an app.
A Persian QR menu with languages for visiting guests
Persian is the main version of the menu, with text displayed correctly from right to left. Keep familiar dish names, explain ingredients in the descriptions and show prices in tomans so guests can read the menu comfortably.
Restaurants in Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz, Tabriz, Mashhad and on Kish Island can also welcome visitors with English, Arabic, Turkish, Russian or Armenian versions. Guests switch languages inside the browser, so there is no need to print a separate QR code for each language.
FAQ about QR menus in Iran
How long is QRmenu free for restaurants in Iran?
The first 12 months are free and include unlimited dishes, categories and updates. No credit card is needed to sign up.
Does the Persian menu display from right to left?
Yes. Persian is displayed correctly from right to left and can be the main menu version. The same QR code lets guests switch to English, Arabic, Turkish, Russian or Armenian.
Do guests need to install an app?
No. Guests scan the QR code and the menu opens directly in their phone browser, where they can also change the menu language.
Can I show prices in tomans and change them later?
Yes. You can display prices in tomans and edit them online whenever needed. Dishes, photos and sold-out status can also change after printing, while the QR code stays the same.
Can cafes, tea houses and hotel restaurants use QRmenu?
Yes. QRmenu suits cafes, tea houses, traditional restaurants, kebab houses and hotel restaurants, with Persian and additional guest languages available through one code.
About QRmenu
QRmenu is a web-based QR menu platform for restaurants, cafes, bars and hotels. A restaurant photographs up to 10 pages of its existing paper menu, and QRmenu organises the dishes, prices, descriptions and dietary tags into a mobile menu with one permanent QR code. In Iran, the main menu can be in Persian with correct right-to-left display and prices in tomans. Guests open it in their phone browser and switch languages without an app. Restaurant teams can edit prices, dishes, photos and sold-out status online after printing the code. The first 12 months are free, with unlimited dishes, categories and updates.
Create a Persian QR menu for your restaurant
Start with photos of up to 10 pages of your current paper menu. Bring your dishes and prices into a mobile menu you can update throughout the year.
Start your free year