Menu
Show the menu and prices
View in the type indexRestaurant menu QR codes: scan to read, reprice without reprinting
Printing is where a paper menu spends its money: every seasonal change, temporary sell-out or price move means a new plate. Once the menu lives behind a dynamic code, the front desk edits it once and the same code works on the table card and the takeaway packaging.
Code types that suit Restaurant menus
Type names and descriptions come straight from the platform’s type list — no second set of wording here.
Business page
Show your business details and contact routes
View in the type indexCoupon
Hand out and redeem coupons by scan
View in the type indexFeedback collection
Collect messages by scan and read them in the console
View in the type indexHow to use and place it
How to print for Restaurant menus, where the code goes and what to change later, one point at a time.
One code for table cards and takeaway packaging
The same destination can be printed on several materials: edit it once and the table cards, the door sticker and the takeaway bags all follow.
Menu first, offer second
Put an in-store coupon entry on the menu page so guests can claim it on the same screen they order from — the shortest possible path.
Keep feedback separate from the menu
The menu card wants speed, the feedback card wants calm: give feedback its own code at the till, pointing straight at the message form rather than sitting inside the ordering flow.