Common challenges
- Physical menus are costly to print and sanitize.
- Guests wait for staff to bring menus during busy periods.
- Menu changes require reprinting or handwritten stickers.
Glossary
A QR code menu is a scannable code that opens a restaurant's digital menu on a guest's smartphone. Instead of handling laminated menus, guests browse items, see photos and prices, and often place orders or call a server — all without installing an app.
Guests scan once and browse immediately.
Digital menus reflect sold-out items and new specials instantly.
Platforms like Tibono connect QR menus directly to POS and kitchen.
Yes. Guests expect digital options alongside traditional service.
Good signage and staff support help; many venues offer both QR and printed options.
Yes, when integrated with your restaurant ordering and payment setup.