Scan to order at every table.
Put a QR code on the table and guests order the moment they are ready — no waiting to flag someone down, no app to download, no order repeated back. The kitchen sees it instantly with the table number attached.
How QR ordering works.
- 01
Guest scans the table QR
The bilingual menu opens instantly in the phone browser — photos, options, and prices.
- 02
Orders and confirms
The guest picks items and options, reviews the total, and sends the order themselves.
- 03
The kitchen starts cooking
The order appears on the kitchen display with the table number, options, and notes — with an audio alert.
The table number travels with the order.
Each QR code is tied to its table, so the kitchen and the runner always know where it goes.
Contactless, but not impersonal.
Staff stop transcribing orders and spend the saved minutes on actual service.
Fewer mistakes, faster tables.
Guests type nothing twice and nobody mishears an option — the order is exactly what was tapped.
Works beyond dine-in.
The same QR-and-link ordering powers takeaway, curbside pickup, and delivery order-ahead.
QR ordering questions, answered.
What is the difference between a QR menu and QR ordering?
A QR menu only displays your menu. QR ordering lets the guest actually place the order from their phone — it goes straight to the kitchen display with the table number attached.
Do guests need to download an app?
No. Scanning the code opens the menu in the phone browser instantly — ordering takes a few taps.
Do guests pay on their phone?
Guests order from the phone and pay at handoff — cash or card. Online payment at checkout is coming soon.
How do I stop orders from outside the restaurant?
Dine-in QR orders are tied to your tables, and each branch controls which order types it accepts and when, following its operating hours.
Does QR ordering work in Arabic?
Yes. Guests switch between English and Arabic in one tap, and the Arabic experience is properly right-to-left.
Explore the rest of the ordering system.
QR menu & digital menu
A menu customers scan, browse, and order from.
Online ordering
Takeaway, delivery, and curbside on your own link.
Table ordering
A fixed tablet on every table, guests order themselves.
Self-ordering kiosk
A counter kiosk for dine-in and takeaway orders.
Curbside pickup
Orders handed to the right car, no honking.
Waiter app
Staff take orders on a tablet, plus a counter register.
Kitchen display system
Every order on one live kitchen screen.
AI menu builder
Photo or PDF in, designed digital menu out.
Restaurant website
An orderable storefront built by AI, found on Google.
Put a QR code on every table.
Print-ready QR codes and cards are generated for you.