QR code menu for restaurants in Delhi
Dhabas on the highway, chaat corners in Chandni Chowk, cafés in Hauz Khas: Delhi restaurants run on quick decisions. Slatemenu gives yours a QR code menu with clear veg and non-veg marks, in Hindi, Punjabi and English.
14 days free. No card needed.
Why restaurants in Delhi use it
Delhi diners look for two things first: veg or non-veg, and the price. Slatemenu marks every dish with the green and brown symbols people know from food packets, lets diners show veg dishes only, and keeps half and full plate prices side by side.
Winter menus here are not summer menus. Add a section for nihari or gajar ka halwa when the season starts and hide it when it ends. The section, its dishes and their prices stay saved for next year.
Your menu in Hindi and Punjabi
English is always there. Switch on up to three more languages in Settings and Slatemenu translates every dish, section and note for you. Diners choose their language at the top of the menu, and you can correct any translation from the Menu page.
Set up in four steps
- 1Sign up with your emailWe email you a code. No password to remember.
- 2Take a photo of your menuEvery page, or a PDF. We read the dishes, prices, descriptions and veg marks for you.
- 3Check it on one screenAnything we weren’t sure about is highlighted, so you know exactly where to look.
- 4Print your QR codeDownload a table tent, counter poster or sticker with your name on it. Take it to any print shop.
What it costs in Delhi
The same as everywhere else in India: 14 days free, then ₹299 a month or ₹2,499 a year for one restaurant, with every feature. Pay by UPI, card or net banking. Nothing renews by itself, so there’s nothing to cancel. See pricing.
Questions
More on the help page.
Can diners see half and full plate prices?
Yes. Each dish can have up to four sizes with their own prices, like Half and Full, or Quarter, Half and Full.
My menu is long. Will it still be easy to read on a phone?
Yes. Diners get a tab for every section, a search box, and a veg-only switch, so a 200-dish menu is quick to get through.
Do my customers need an app?
No. They point their phone camera at the QR code and your menu opens. No app, no sign-in.
What if my prices change?
Tap the price, type the new one and save. It’s live straight away, and the QR code stays the same, so you never reprint.
Other cities
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Put your menu on every table in Delhi.
Take a photo of your menu today and print your QR code tonight.
No card needed.