The QR code menu that takes orders, too.
A QR code menu replaces your printed card: guests scan a code on the table and your menu opens on their phone — always current, with photos and prices. With MyQuickDish, the menu doesn't stop at showing dishes: guests order directly, and the order lands live in your kitchen.
More than a menu — a sales channel
Static QR menus (a PDF behind a QR code) just shift the reading from paper to screen. MyQuickDish turns the same scan into revenue: appetizing photos, “bestseller” tags, variants and one-tap ordering increase the average check.
Guests reorder drinks without flagging down staff — the number one reason venues see more rounds per table after switching.
What makes a great QR code menu
Always up to date
Edit once, live on every table instantly. No reprinting, no outdated prices, no laminating.
15 languages built in
Your menu auto-translates. International guests order confidently in their own language.
Photos that sell
Dishes with photos sell measurably better. Add images, tags and descriptions in minutes.
86 in one tap
Sold out? Toggle the item off and it vanishes from every menu immediately.
Print-ready table tents
Unique QR per table, generated and formatted for printing automatically.
Ordering included
Unlike PDF menus, guests don't just look — they order, and your kitchen sees it live.
QR menu vs. printed menu
| Printed menu | MyQuickDish QR menu | |
|---|---|---|
| Price changes | Reprint everything | Live in seconds |
| Sold-out items | Crossed out by hand | |
| Languages | 1–2 printed versions | 15+ automatic |
| Photos per dish | ||
| Guests can order | ||
| Cost per change | Printing costs | €0 |
Frequently asked questions
Sign up free at MyQuickDish, add your dishes with prices and photos, and the system generates a unique QR code per table plus printable table tents. The whole setup takes about 10 minutes.
It shouldn't be. A PDF is slow to load, hard to read on phones and can't take orders. MyQuickDish menus are real mobile pages with photos, categories, translations — and built-in ordering.
MyQuickDish costs a flat €39/month including QR menus, ordering, kitchen boards and translations — with a 30-day free trial and no commission on orders.
No. The phone camera opens your menu directly in the browser — nothing to download.
Your menu shows your restaurant name and your dishes with your photos. Print the QR tents on your own stationery if you like.
Your QR code menu is 10 minutes away
Free for 30 days. No credit card, no commission — just scan, order, serve.