Way to sell
Print a QR on the table or counter. Customers scan, browse your menu on their phone, build the order, and submit — straight to your kitchen or counter. The fastest way to take in-person orders without hiring more staff.
A QR code linked to your storefront's catalog. The customer scans with their phone camera (every modern phone supports this natively), the menu loads instantly in their browser, and they pick what they want. The order goes to your dashboard, optionally with a table number attached, and your kitchen or counter staff fulfils. No app to install on the customer's side. No waiter to flag down.
Restaurants, cafés, and bars where waiter availability is a bottleneck or labour costs are tight. Food courts and hawker stalls where queueing slows turnover. Hotels, hospitals, and offices serving in-room or in-cubicle orders. Any retail counter where you'd rather customers self-checkout than wait in line. Especially common across post-COVID Asia where QR ordering went from novelty to default.
QR code menus are most powerful when paired with these:
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Learn more →Every customer who completes an order can leave a star rating and a short review of their overall experience....
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Learn more →No. Every iPhone and Android camera reads QR codes natively. Your customer just opens their camera, points at the QR, and taps the link that pops up. No app, no scanner, no setup.
Yes. You can generate per-table QR codes that pre-fill the table number on the order, so your kitchen knows exactly where to deliver. Or use a single QR for the whole venue and let customers pick the table at checkout — whichever fits how you operate.
Yes — same payment options as your online storefront (Stripe, FPX, e-wallets, etc.). Or skip online payment and bill at the counter when they leave. Many QR-first venues prefer pay-on-exit to keep the order flow fast.
Your menu translates automatically based on the visitor's browser language — we support 19 languages including Chinese, Malay, Bahasa Indonesia, Thai, and Vietnamese. You can also override the translation per item if specific dish names need a particular phrasing.
No — both the customer's phone and your dashboard need internet to sync orders. For venues with weak Wi-Fi, we recommend a dedicated router or 4G failover. Most modern phones use mobile data anyway when shop Wi-Fi is unstable.
Customers tap your catalog link, browse, build a cart, and check out. The order arrives in your WhatsApp inbox...
Learn more →Customers browse, build a cart, pay online, you fulfil. Same flow as Shopify or WooCommerce. None of the per-o...
Learn more →Show off your products, services, or portfolio online — but skip the cart. Customers reach out via WhatsApp, p...
Learn more →Set up your menu, print the QR, and start taking orders without hiring more staff. 7-day free trial — no card required.
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