One menu in 10 languages for your international guests

Reprinting menus in five languages every time a price changes doesn't scale. A multilingual QR menu keeps one menu that translates itself, and every table picks its language.

Why a translated menu helps

• Guests who don't understand a dish tend to order what they already know. A clear description in their language makes them more willing to try your specialities.
• Some guests prefer not to talk to staff, because of shyness or language. Ordering from the phone removes that barrier.

Languages included

English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Greek and Chinese. The language is picked from the guest's phone and can be changed with one tap.

Translations you can review

Translation is automatic and updates when you change a dish. If you want a specific name in one language, edit it and it's kept.

How it works

1. Upload your menu as PDF, Excel or text (or send it to us and we upload it for free). Review it and publish.
2. MenuDoro translates it into 10 languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Greek and Chinese.
3. Print one QR code per table. Guests scan it with their camera, no app to download, and see the menu in their language.
4. They order from their phone. The ticket reaches the kitchen screen in your language, with table and dishes in writing.

Frequently asked questions

What if a guest's language isn't included?

They see English by default and can switch to any of the 10 languages.

Do I have to drop paper menus?

No. Many restaurants keep a printed menu and use the QR for languages and ordering.

How quickly can I start?

In an afternoon. Or send us your menu and we'll upload it for free.

No made-up numbers: MenuDoro is a new product and this page describes what it does today. Updated: 2026-10-13.