A QR menu your guests can actually order from
A QR code on the table only works if the page behind it is the menu you sell today. menutables turns your items, photos, and prices into a page that opens in the phone browser — no app to install — and gives you a code to print.
What the guest sees after the scan
The code opens your live catalog: categories, photos, prices, and extras such as size or add-ons. Arabic and English are both on the same menu. The guest does not download anything.
If a price changes or an item sells out, you update it from the phone dashboard. The next scan shows the new menu. You do not reprint the list, only the code if the sticker itself is worn.
Where to put the code
A standing card at the table, a sticker on the door, the Instagram bio, or the receipt. The same link serves dine-in, takeaway, and a café counter. Burger shops, pizza shops, and coffee bars use the same setup — the menu is yours, not a template locked to one cuisine.
Printing is optional. You can download the code yourself, or ask menutables for stickers and table stands as a separate monthly print package.
What the free plan includes
The free plan is 0 EGP a month: one admin, one branch, up to 25 products, the digital catalog, and the QR code. Orders on that plan go to your WhatsApp, not to a cashier screen.
Starter (500 EGP / $10 a month) adds in-app orders and a cashier screen, up to 3 branches, and unlimited products. Premium (2,000 EGP / $40) adds a kitchen screen, a customer screen, and unlimited branches.
Questions
- Do customers need an app to open the QR menu?
- No. The scan opens the menu in the phone browser, in Arabic or English.
- Can I print the QR code myself?
- Yes. You can use the code on your own sticker or stand. Printed stands from menutables are a separate package, not part of the free plan.
- Does one code work for a burger shop, a pizzeria, and a café?
- Yes. You build the categories you sell. The code always opens that catalog.