Contactless ordering

QR menus that become kitchen tickets — not PDF dead ends

Guests scan a QR code, browse your live menu, and place orders that flow into EatsDesk POS and kitchen display instead of staff retyping from paper.

Free demo · No specialist hardware · Setup support

Operational problems

Static QR PDFs still create work for staff

Menus go out of date

Update once in your restaurant catalog — QR guests see the same prices as the counter.

Orders still get retyped

Structured QR orders land as tickets, not screenshots.

Marketplace apps take the customer

Keep direct ordering on your brand.

What you get

From scan to pass

Menu

Live digital menu

Items, modifiers and availability stay aligned with operations.

Orders

Structured tickets

Kitchen sees dine-in QR orders with the same clarity as POS.

Brand

Your channel

No marketplace commission on direct QR orders.

Ops

Optional KDS

Pair with kitchen display for peak service.

Business impact

Faster tables, fewer remakes

QR ordering works when it is connected to the restaurant OS — not when it is a disconnected PDF.

Combine with POS Core and Kitchen Display for a complete contactless floor flow.

Questions buyers ask

QR menu FAQs

Do guests need to download an app?

No. A browser-based QR menu is enough for most restaurants.

Does it update with POS prices?

The ordering catalog is managed in EatsDesk so operational data stays connected.

Can it work with kitchen display?

Yes. Confirmed orders can route to KDS like any other ticket.

Is this Foodpanda?

No. This is your direct channel for table or pickup ordering.

Turn every table QR into a live order

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