QR menu
Your menu on their phone For every customer, in their own language
A QR menu that reads the same item record as your POS. Change a price, publish, and the menu on the table is already the new one. The QR code never changes
One record
Each dish, once
In Omakasia, every dish, wine or drink is added just once. The POS reads that record to take payment, and the menus read it to publish. Change a price in the catalogue and it changes at the till and, when you publish, on the QR menu. Two price lists, one for the till and one for the menu, always end up out of sync
The code
A QR code you never reprint
The QR menu is your venue's menu on the customer's phone, one scan away. The code points to a page, not a PDF: change the menu and the one on the table is already the new one, with nothing to reprint. Choose whether it opens all your menus together or a specific one, set the sticker size and download it. From 3 cm a side it scans well
For every customer
Languages, allergens, photo and video
The menu in up to eleven languages, so every customer reads it in their own. All 14 allergens, with a filter for anyone who can't have one. A photo and video for each dish, in the same item record. And anything sold out is struck through or disappears instantly, as you choose for each menu, so nobody picks what's no longer there
Wines
Glass and bottle, in the same record
A wine isn't described like a dish. Its record holds the winery, the region and the grapes, and takes two prices, glass and bottle. You can split your wines into a by-the-glass list and a by-the-bottle list, and a wine with both prices appears on both. Add it once and the POS charges it by the glass or by the bottle
Google and AI
A menu search engines can read too
Your published menu isn't read only by your customers. Omakasia links to it from the structured data on your public profile, readable by Google and AI tools. The more complete it is, with descriptions and translations, the better whoever reads it understands it, whether a person or a search engine
Frequently asked questions
What is a QR menu?
It's your venue's menu on the customer's phone: they scan the code on the table and browse it. In Omakasia the code points to a page, not a PDF, so you change the menu and the one on the table is already the new one
Do I have to reprint the QR code if I change a price?
No. The Omakasia QR code never changes. Change the price in the item record, publish the menu and the one on the table is already the new one
How many languages can the QR menu be in?
Up to eleven: castellano, català, valencià, euskara, galego, English, français, Deutsch, português, Chinese and Japanese. Each customer reads the menu in their own language
Does the QR menu show allergens?
Yes. It covers all 14 allergens, marked on each dish's record, and the customer has a filter for the ones they can't have. Mark them once on the item and they appear on the menu
Can I add photos and videos of the dishes?
Yes. Each dish can have its own photo and video, in the same item record. So the customer sees the dish before ordering it
What happens on the menu when a dish runs out?
Mark it sold out and the menu instantly strikes it through or hides it: you choose for each menu. Customers know what's left without front-of-house staff repeating it at every table
Does it work for the wine list?
Yes. The wine record holds winery, region and grapes, with a glass price and a bottle price. A wine with both prices can appear on the by-the-glass list and the by-the-bottle list
Do the QR menu and the POS share prices?
Yes. Each item is added once, and the POS reads that record to take payment and the menus read it to publish. You don't keep two price lists that end up not matching
Can Google and AI tools read my menu?
Your published menu is linked from the structured data on your public profile, readable by Google and AI tools. It helps to have the dishes described and the menu translated
How much does the Omakasia QR menu cost?
It's included in the Omakasia POS, with the kitchen displays, for €20 a month. No lock-in and no setup fee