Correct RTL presentation
Arabic navigation, text alignment, controls, and reading order adapt together across the guest journey.
English + Arabic restaurant menus
One restaurant menu. English and Arabic, properly built in.
Give every guest a clear menu in the language they prefer. DashDine keeps both versions tied to one catalog while presenting Arabic in a genuine right-to-left layout.
Product flow overview
One catalog, two languages
Names, descriptions, prices, and availability stay aligned.
- 01English
- 02العربية
- 03One shared catalog
- Proper Arabic RTLLayout, alignment, and flow
- One shared catalogItems, prices, availability
- Instant switchingEnglish and Arabic
- QR readyNo guest app required
Bilingual by design
Two guest experiences, one menu to manage.
DashDine treats language as part of the product—not an extra PDF or a second menu that drifts out of date.
Aligned menu information
Both languages refer to the same item, price, modifier, availability state, and restaurant rule.
Easy guest language choice
Guests can switch language without finding a different QR code, menu link, or ordering channel.
Ordering beyond browsing
On an eligible plan, the bilingual experience continues through cart, checkout, and order tracking.
Keep both languages current
Update once, then publish both experiences together.
- 01
Build one restaurant catalog
Add items, categories, modifiers, images, prices, and availability in one managed menu.
- 02
Review English and Arabic
Enter or refine the guest-facing names and descriptions in each enabled language before publishing.
- 03
Share one QR or menu link
Each guest opens the same live menu and chooses the language that feels natural to them.
Bilingual menu FAQ
Questions restaurant owners ask before going live.
Do I need separate QR codes for English and Arabic?
No. One restaurant menu link or table QR can offer both enabled languages, and guests choose their preference inside the menu.
Does Arabic use a proper right-to-left layout?
Yes. Arabic changes the interface direction, alignment, navigation, and reading flow—not only the words shown on screen.
Can prices or availability become different between languages?
No. Translated names and descriptions belong to the same underlying catalog items, so price, availability, and restaurant rules stay aligned.
Can guests order in both languages?
Yes on Pro, Growth, or the Pro trial. The Digital Menu plan is browsing-only; ordering and restaurant operations require an eligible plan.
One menu for more guests
Publish a restaurant menu that reads naturally in both languages.
Start your 14-day Pro trial, explore the bilingual guest menu, or ask the Doha team about setup.