For restaurants that serve tourists
Multilingual QR Menu for Restaurants — Every Dish in Your Guest’s Language
Tourists order more when they understand your menu
- more sales for menus with dish photos¹
- up to 44%
- code for every language
- 1 QR
- to update a dish in every language
- 1 min
- commission on orders
- 0%
What a tourist does with a menu they can’t read
A menu in one language quietly costs you money every day of the season. A guest who doesn’t understand the dishes doesn’t complain — they simply order less.
- Points at a dish on the next table or orders the one thing they recognise
- Waits for the waiter to translate — while the table isn’t turning
- Skips starters, desserts and wine they can’t picture
- Worries about allergens and plays it safe
Every one of these means a smaller check. A menu in the guest’s language, with photos, removes all four.
How it works
- 1
Fill in the menu once
Add dishes, prices, descriptions and photos in the RESTOBOT dashboard in your own language.
- 2
Neural translation does the rest
Names, descriptions, ingredients and allergens are translated so they sound natural — not like word-for-word machine output.
- 3
Put the QR code on the tables
One QR code for the whole menu and every language. The same link works on Google Maps, Instagram and your website.
- 4
The guest picks their language
The menu switches language in one tap — with photos, prices and allergens. No app to install.
What the guest sees
The same menu, read the way a local would read it.
Their own language
Dish names and descriptions in the language the guest chose, written naturally.
A photo of every dish
Guests see exactly what arrives at the table, so they dare to try more.
Ingredients and allergens
Conveyed correctly in every language, so guests with allergies order without fear.
Always-current prices
Change a price or a dish once — every language updates instantly.
Nothing to install
The menu opens in the phone’s browser straight from the QR code.
One menu everywhere
The same menu powers your website, the QR menu and the Telegram bot.
Why photos and language raise the check
When guests understand a dish and can see it, they stop choosing the safest option. They add a starter, try the local speciality, order dessert. Delivery-platform data shows the effect of photos alone: menus with dish photos get up to 44% more monthly sales. A menu that is also in the guest’s language removes the last barrier.
¹ DoorDash, menu data for April–June 2022Made for venues full of visitors
Seaside and resort restaurants
A new language at every table, all season long.
Old-town cafés and bistros
Tourists walk past every day — the menu decides whether they sit down and how much they order.
Hotel restaurants and bars
International guests at breakfast, lunch and the bar.
Venues near landmarks and stations
Quick decisions from guests who don’t speak the local language.
A guest scans the QR code on the table, picks their language and sees every dish with a photo, a clear description and allergens. No guessing, no waving the waiter over to translate — just confident orders and a bigger check. You fill in the menu once in RESTOBOT; neural translation does the rest.
A multilingual QR menu from RESTOBOT is built for restaurants, cafés and bars that serve tourists. Instead of a printed menu in one language or a PDF nobody can zoom, guests scan a QR code, choose their language and see every dish with a photo, a clear description, ingredients and allergens. The menu is filled in once in the RESTOBOT dashboard and translated with neural translation, so dishes sound natural rather than machine-translated. Prices and dishes change in a minute and update instantly in every language — on the restaurant website, in the QR menu and in the Telegram bot. Because guests understand what they order, they order with more confidence: they try the local speciality, add a starter, a dessert or a glass of wine. For seaside restaurants, old-town cafés and hotel restaurants this turns the language barrier into a bigger average check — with 0% commission and no app to install.
Let every guest read your menu
A multilingual QR menu with photos — set up in a day, changed in a minute.