Menu templates for oriental restaurants
Last updated 14 October 2026
These 10 templates are made for oriental restaurants. Every OrOMenu menu reads correctly right to left in Arabic, and these templates are the ones chosen for oriental cooking.
Which oriental template should I choose?
Pick by the mood of your place: a warm, traditional look for a family restaurant, or a cleaner modern one for a newer concept. If you serve both Arabic and English readers, choose a layout that shows both languages comfortably, such as two languages side by side.
The oriental templates
Each template below shows its layout, whether it uses photos, and whether it is light or dark. See all menu templates for other business types, or read how a QR menu works for restaurants in Egypt.
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Classic
Warm paper, centred section titles and dotted price leaders.
List · Small photos · Light
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Souq
Sand tones, serif titles framed by fine double rules.
List · Small photos · Light
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Classic Plus
Classic, with the first line of every description shown under the dish.
List · Small photos · Light
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Bilingual
Two languages side by side with the price between them, like a printed menu.
Two languages side by side · Text only · Light
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Parchment
Warm paper and deep red. Two languages, the price and calories between them.
Two languages side by side · Text only · Light
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Photo strip
A paper list where every section ends with three dish photos.
List · Big photos · Light
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Folk
Big hand-lettered titles, palms and a village skyline, a framed specials box.
Two columns · Text only · Dark
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Size grid
A woven white pattern, yellow tags on the titles and neat size columns.
List · Text only · Light
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Mashrabiya
A carved lattice frame, turquoise and gold, star tiles on every title.
Two columns · Text only · Light
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Spice route
Saffron and deep red cards with paisley corners.
Photo cards · Big photos · Light
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