Menu QR code generator for restaurants and cafés

Guests scan the code on the table and read your menu on their phone. Upload photos of your current printed menu, type in dishes by section with prices, or do both.

  1. 1 QR type
  2. 2 Content
  3. 3 Design

1. Choose a QR code type

Two ways to build the menu

The quickest way is to photograph the menu you already use and upload up to 12 photos. The other is to enter each dish with a name, short description and price, grouped into sections such as coffee, milk tea, snacks or pastries. A typed list reads better on a small screen and is easier to update than a photo.

The menu page also shows opening hours, a phone number (tap to call) and an address (tap to open Google Maps).

Change prices without reprinting

The code on the table points to a menu page hosted on GPIT QR. When prices change or you add a dish, edit it in “My QR codes” and save; guests scanning the old code see the new menu at once.

Tips for table codes

Print the code at 4 x 4 cm or larger on a standee or acrylic stand, with “Scan for menu” on the frame. Avoid spots under direct lights that cause glare, and avoid glossy paper.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to log in?

The owner logs in to create and edit the menu. Guests don’t need anything to scan.

Can guests order or pay through the menu?

Not yet. The menu page is for browsing. For payments, place a VietQR code next to it.

Other QR code types

About GPIT

GPIT QR is a free tool from IT Solution Investment Co., Ltd. (GPIT), founded in July 2016 in Ho Chi Minh City. GPIT designs and runs IT systems, digital transformation and security projects for businesses, and builds software such as G-Parking (parking management) and G-Access (building security). For a custom solution, call +84 945 886 818 or visit gpit.vn.