QR menu for restaurants in Egypt

A QR menu is a restaurant menu that guests open on their phone by scanning a code. With OrOMenu, a restaurant in Egypt builds its menu once, prints one QR code, and changes dishes and prices later without reprinting anything.

How does a QR menu work in a restaurant?

Guests scan the QR code with their phone camera and the menu opens in the browser. There is no app to download and no sign-up for guests. The code always opens your latest menu, so a change you save appears on the public menu within about a minute.

Why does it suit restaurants in Egypt?

• Arabic first. Menus read right to left in Arabic, can sit next to English, and can use up to 20 languages. Guests switch language with one tap.
• Prices in EGP. Dishes can have sizes with their own prices, add-ons, and an "Ask staff" market price.
• Light pages. Menus are built to open fast on a weak mobile connection: small pages, no app, under 50 KB for the first view.
• Local payment. You pay OrOMenu by InstaPay or a mobile-wallet transfer, confirmed by our team. Card payments are not available yet.

What can you put on the menu?

Sections and dishes with photos, sizes, add-ons, calories, allergen tags, notes such as taxes and service, and a one-tap "sold out" switch. A restaurant with several branches can keep several businesses, and several menus (for example breakfast, dinner and drinks), in one account.

How do you start?

1. Create your free account.
2. Add your dishes, or turn a PDF or photo of your menu into a QR menu or import it from your published online link.
3. Pick one of 55 menu templates and set your colours, fonts, backgrounds, textures, and other features that made it easy for you to design your menus.
4. Download the QR code (PNG, SVG or a print-ready table card) and share the menu link on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, WhatsApp and Google Maps and any more.

See the pricing: pay only for the views your menu gets, or choose an unlimited plan.