The problem
Printed menus go stale the week specials change. Replacing QR codes or reprinting table tents every time prices shift is expensive, slow and frustrating for staff who already manage a busy service.
Who this is for
- Dine-in restaurants adding table-side QR menus.
- Cafes placing QR codes on counters and takeaway packaging.
- Cloud kitchens linking pickup points to the current menu.
- Food trucks and pop-ups that need a scan-ready menu fast.
What you get
One QR code URL that stays valid as your menu changes.
Mobile-first menu browsing right after the scan.
Configured prices and photos from your live catalog.
Hours and order paths visible on the same page.
Works for tables, counters, packaging and event signage.
What your public page includes
Stable QR destination
Point printed QR codes at your canonical public menu URL and update dishes behind it anytime.
Live menu content
Customers always see the menu items, photos and prices you currently publish in KyoskGo.
Order and contact paths
Connect the scanned menu to the contact, direction or local order options your business enables.
Connected business profile
Keep hours, location context and business details attached to the menu customers open after scanning.
How it works
- Step 1
Create the restaurant profile and add its current menu and business details.
- Step 2
Publish the public menu and generate a QR code for that canonical URL.
- Step 3
Place the code on tables, counters or packaging where customers can scan it.
- Step 4
Update menu items or prices in KyoskGo without replacing the printed QR code.
Example use cases
- Table QR menus for dine-in restaurants and cafes.
- Packaging inserts for cloud kitchen pickup orders.
- Event and food truck signage that needs a quick scan-to-menu flow.
KyoskGo vs common alternatives
Static QR to PDF menu
Every menu change requires uploading a new file and often reprinting codes.
KyoskGo: The QR code keeps pointing at one URL while the live menu content updates behind it.
Third-party QR menu without local ordering
Shows a menu but disconnects from your broader business profile and order paths.
KyoskGo: Connects the scanned menu to your KyoskGo profile, hours, catalog and local order handoff.
How KyoskGo handles this
- QR menus use the same public URL and catalog rules as your digital menu page.
- No fake ratings or invented prices are added to QR menu marketing content.
- Browse Explore to preview how public business pages look to customers.
What to expect
- KyoskGo does not publish fake reviews, star ratings or invented customer counts in marketing schema.
- Use only real business details, photos and configured catalog prices on your public page.
- Read the privacy policy and terms before collecting customer orders or contact details.
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Plan your KyoskGo setup
Compare the current platform offer, read practical guides, or contact support before publishing your business page.
FAQ
Do I need to replace the QR code when menu items change?
No. Keep the QR code pointed at the same public menu URL and update the menu content in KyoskGo.
Can the QR menu show prices and photos?
Yes. It can show item photos, details and prices that the restaurant has configured in its catalog.
Can I use the same QR menu for dine-in and takeaway?
Yes. One canonical menu URL can be reused across table tents, packaging and promotional material.
How is a QR menu different from a digital menu page?
They use the same live menu URL. This page focuses on QR placement, scan behavior and keeping codes valid after updates.
Will menu prices stay in my restaurant currency?
Yes. Public menu prices remain tied to your business currency and backend catalog configuration.
Does KyoskGo use fake reviews in QR menu schema?
No. Structured data reflects visible, truthful page content only.