QR menu & table ordering
A QR menu guests can order from — not a PDF squeezed onto a phone.
Guests scan the code on the table and get your real menu: photos, options, prices in your currency, Arabic or English. They add items, see a suggested side or drink, and send the order — while your staff spend less time taking orders and more time serving.
How it works
What your customer does, step by step.
- 01
Scan
The QR code on the table opens your menu in the browser. No app to download.
- 02
Browse
Categories, photos and options designed for a phone screen, in the guest's language.
- 03
Add & upsell
Items go into a cart and the menu suggests the side, drink or dessert that goes with them.
- 04
Order
The order is sent with its dine-in details, so staff confirm instead of writing it down.
Compare
PDF menu vs an ordering QR menu
Reading on a phone
- PDF / image menu
- Pinch and zoom
- Jahjah QR menu
- Designed for the screen
Price changes
- PDF / image menu
- Edit, export and re-upload the file
- Jahjah QR menu
- Update once, correct everywhere
Ordering
- PDF / image menu
- Call the waiter
- Jahjah QR menu
- Add to cart and send
Upselling
- PDF / image menu
- None
- Jahjah QR menu
- Add-on suggestions before checkout
Languages
- PDF / image menu
- A separate file per language
- Jahjah QR menu
- Arabic / English switch
What you learn
- PDF / image menu
- Nothing
- Jahjah QR menu
- Menu views, popular items, orders
Live proof
Open a live site and try it yourself.
Questions
Before you ask.
Do guests need to download an app?
No. The QR code opens a normal web page, so it works on any phone with a camera and a browser.
Can we use the same menu for delivery and takeaway?
Yes. The QR menu is the same menu that powers your website ordering, so dine-in, takeaway and delivery stay in sync.
What does it cost?
The Menu & Ordering System package is $699 one-time plus $99/month Website Care & Hosting after launch. A simple menu-and-contact landing page is $299. No per-order commission.