Tap, don't scan
Guests hold their phone to the card and the menu opens. No camera, no app.
NFC digital menu
NFC menu for restaurants: guests tap, your digital menu opens
An NFC menu is a digital menu that opens when a guest taps their phone on a card or stand. No app and no scanning. MENU builds the menu and adds a QR code as backup.
- No app needed
- QR code as backup
- Arabic and English
One link, always current
The tag stores only your menu link. Change prices or dishes and the same card shows the update.
Arabic and English
Guests switch language with one tap, with a full right-to-left Arabic layout.
NFC tags are read from a few centimetres away. Some Android phones need NFC switched on in settings.
An NFC menu is a digital restaurant menu that opens when a guest taps their phone on an NFC card, tag or stand. The tag holds a link to your menu page, so guests see it in their browser without installing an app.
An NFC tag stores a web link. When a phone with NFC comes within a few centimetres of the tag, it reads the link and offers to open it. The menu then loads like any web page.
No. Phones with NFC read the tag and open the menu in the browser. Recent iPhones and most Android phones support this, and on some Android phones NFC must be turned on in settings.
Most recent iPhones and Android phones can read NFC tags. Older or budget phones may not have NFC, which is why we add a QR code beside every tag.
Neither is better for every guest. NFC is quicker to use, while a QR code works on any phone with a camera. Using both on the same table covers every guest.
Yes. The tag stores only the link to your menu. When you change prices or dishes in MENU, the same card shows the updated menu.
MENU costs 40 SAR per month plus a one-time setup fee. Message us on WhatsApp for NFC card and stand options for your tables.
