QR menu for restaurants and cafés in Al Ain
Al Ain's restaurants and cafés serve many families who read Arabic first. A QR Crown menu opens in Arabic on Arabic phones, right to left, with English one tap away, and every dish can carry a photo, calories and allergens.
Prices in dirhams
Set the menu currency to AED and prices show the way customers in Al Ain expect them, in English or Arabic.
WhatsApp with +971
Orders go to your UAE WhatsApp number. Enter it with the +971 country code so it works for every customer's phone.
Delivery apps alongside
Keep your Talabat, Deliveroo, Careem, Noon or Keeta page: an “Order online” code sends delivery customers there, while the table menu takes dine-in orders on WhatsApp.
How to set up a QR menu in Al Ain
- 1
Create a free account, open Menus and start a new menu.
- 2
Choose AED as the currency and add sections, dishes, prices and photos in English and Arabic.
- 3
Add your WhatsApp number with +971 to receive orders (on paid plans).
- 4
Publish the menu and print the menu code, or one code per table.
Questions people ask
Do I need to write the menu twice?
Each dish has an English and an Arabic name and description in the same menu. If one language is missing, the menu shows the other, so you can start with one and add the second later.
Does QR Crown take a commission on orders?
No. WhatsApp ordering sends the basket to your own WhatsApp number as a message. QR Crown doesn't process payments or charge per order; ordering is included in the paid plans.
Can I show calories and allergens?
Yes. Each dish has a calories field and tags for 12 common allergens, plus vegetarian, vegan, spicy and gluten-free.
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