A code for every table
Table seven, the terrace, the takeaway counter — each gets its own code. When an order arrives you already know where it came from.
- Print on table tents or stickers
- Download as PNG or PDF
- Short link for Instagram bio
Services QR Menu
A printed menu is out of date the moment a supplier raises a price. A Zideira menu is a link and a QR code, and you change it from your phone between two tables.
The basics
Table seven, the terrace, the takeaway counter — each gets its own code. When an order arrives you already know where it came from.
Not a translate button. You write each item in both languages, and the whole layout flips to right-to-left when a guest chooses Arabic.
Upload a photo per item and we resize it for phones. A guest on a weak signal in the corner of the room still sees the menu in under two seconds.
Small or large, oat milk, extra shot, no ice. Build an option group once and reuse it on every item that needs it.
Breakfast hides itself at eleven. The shisha menu appears at six. Nobody has to remember to do it.
Mark the date cake gone and it greys out everywhere immediately. It comes back tomorrow on its own if you want it to.
In practice
A supplier raises the price of pistachios. You change one number on your phone. Every table in every branch is correct before the next guest sits down, and nobody has spent two hundred dinars reprinting menus.
Is it spicy. Does it have nuts. Is it available now. How big is the large. All of it sits on the item, in both languages, and the guest reads it without waiting for someone to walk over.
Behind the scenes
See which items get opened and never ordered. That is usually a price problem or a photograph problem, and now you know which.
Your colours, your logo, your typeface. The menu should feel like part of the room, not like a template with your name pasted on.
The same menu works as a QR code on the table, a link in your Instagram bio and a button on Google Maps.
Give the manager access to change prices without giving them access to everything else.
Questions
Every menu also has a short web address you can print underneath the code, and staff can pull it up on a tablet. Most places keep two or three printed menus behind the counter for guests who prefer paper, and that is fine.
No. The phone camera opens it directly in the browser. There is no app, no sign-up and no email address required to read a menu.
The layout is ours, but the colours, logo, typeface and photographs are yours. If you send us your printed menu we will build the digital one to match it as closely as the format allows.
If you type the items in yourself, an afternoon for a normal cafe menu. If you send us a spreadsheet or a photograph of the printed menu, we usually have it built within two working days.
The demo is a real menu with real Kuwaiti prices and delivery areas. Scroll it, switch it to Arabic, add something to the basket — it all works.
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