Quick answer: Print a QR code for each table from the QR Codes page. A customer scans it, sees your live menu with no app or login, and places an order that arrives at the counter to confirm and send to the kitchen.
How QR code menu ordering works #
Each table has a QR code. A customer scans it with their phone camera, sees your live menu, and places an order. The same single QR works whether the customer orders themselves or a waiter orders for the table.
Printing the table QR codes #
Open the QR Codes page to generate and print a QR for each table. Stick it on the table or a stand. Because the menu is live, any price or item change shows to customers after the usual cache refresh.
Handling QR orders #
Orders from the table QR arrive for the counter to confirm and fire to the kitchen, so you keep control of what is cooked and billed.
Worked example: a table orders by QR #
Guests at table F5 scan the QR on their table. They browse the menu and add 2 Chicken Biryani and 2 Soft Drinks, then submit. The order appears at the counter linked to F5. The cashier confirms it and sends it to the kitchen, which prints a KOT headed “TABLE F5”. No one had to key in the order by hand.
Frequently asked questions #
Do customers need to install an app? #
No. They scan the QR and the menu opens in their phone browser, no app and no login.
Is it the same QR for waiters and customers? #
Yes. One QR per table serves both customer self-order and waiter ordering.
Will the QR menu show my latest prices? #
Yes. It uses your live menu; changes appear after the normal refresh.