Benefit 01
Show your menu clearly without printing new cards again and again.
QR Menu for Restaurant
A restaurant digital system helps customers scan a QR menu, view food items, understand offers, and place enquiries or orders directly on WhatsApp.
Why it matters
Printed menus need to be reprinted every time a price or item changes, and they cannot show photos, offers, or daily specials the way a digital menu can. A QR code on the table lets a customer see the full menu on their own phone in seconds, without waiting for a physical copy or asking staff what is available that day.
WebOrbitGaya sets up the QR menu so that when a customer selects items, a ready-made WhatsApp message opens with those items already filled in, which the customer can send directly to the restaurant. This keeps ordering simple for customers who are already comfortable with WhatsApp, and it gives the restaurant a running record of enquiries and orders without needing a separate ordering app or POS system.
Setting up a QR menu usually takes only a few days once the menu items, prices, and photos are shared, and updates after launch, like adding a new dish or marking an item out of stock, take a few minutes rather than a trip to the printer. For restaurants running festival offers, weekend specials, or price changes tied to ingredient cost, this flexibility often pays for the setup within the first couple of months.
Benefit 01
Show your menu clearly without printing new cards again and again.
Benefit 02
Receive customer orders and enquiries directly on WhatsApp.
Benefit 03
Promote offers, combos, timings, ambience, and location in one link.
Benefit 04
Make your restaurant look modern and easy to order from.
What we include
QR menu page with categories, items, prices, and photos.
WhatsApp ordering message with selected item details.
Restaurant website sections for ambience, location, timing, and offers.
Mobile-first design for dine-in, takeaway, and delivery enquiries.
Scanning a QR code only needs a phone camera, which most customers already know how to use, and a printed menu can still be kept on a few tables for anyone who prefers it while the QR version stays the default.
Yes, once the system is set up, WebOrbitGaya can guide you or your staff on making quick updates, or handle updates directly on request so the online menu always matches what is being served.
Yes. Customers scan the code with their regular phone camera and the menu opens in their browser, so there is nothing for them to download or install.
Yes. The WhatsApp message flow can be set up to capture table numbers for dine-in or address details for delivery, depending on how your restaurant currently takes orders.
Pricing depends on the number of menu categories, items, and whether a full restaurant website is needed alongside the QR menu. WebOrbitGaya can share an exact figure after a short call about your menu size.