QR menus for restaurants and cafes in Tashkent
A QR menu is a digital system where guests scan the code on their table with a phone camera and browse the menu and order — no app required. FRONTIX launches QR menus with an admin panel for restaurants and cafes in Tashkent.
Who it's for
- Restaurants and cafes
- Fast food outlets and coffee shops
- Hotel restaurants and lounge bars
- Any venue whose menu and prices change often
Problems it solves
- Reprinting the paper menu every time prices change
- Guests leaving after waiting too long for a menu at peak hours
- No translated menu for foreign guests
Benefits
No reprinting
Update a price or dish in the admin panel in seconds — the change shows on every table immediately.
Less load on waiters
At peak hours guests don't wait for a menu, and waiters focus on serving.
Photos that sell
Dish photos and descriptions make choosing easier.
Multiple languages
The menu can be shown in Uzbek, Russian and English.
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Frequently asked questions
Do guests need to install an app?
No, a regular phone camera and browser are enough.
How long does it take to launch a QR menu?
Usually 1-2 weeks: we load the dishes, photos and prices and hand over ready QR codes for every table.
Can the QR menu take orders?
Yes, an ordering feature can be added so orders go straight to the kitchen or waiter's screen.
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