QR Menu for Iraqi Restaurants
Put your whole menu behind one QR: Arabic, Kurdish, and English side by side, photos and prices you change from your phone, and no reprinting when a price changes.
From a kebab house in Baghdad to a specialty coffee shop in Erbil to a fish restaurant on the Basra shatt, Iraqi dining rooms serve guests who expect a clean menu on their phone. Scaanme puts your full menu behind one QR that opens instantly in Arabic, Kurdish, or English, shows every dish with a photo and the price exactly as you set it, and never needs reprinting when a price or a season changes. Add photos, categories, dietary and calorie labels, and switch a Ramadan or seasonal section on and off in a tap. Start free and be on the tables today, with the same link working on the table, on Instagram, and on WhatsApp.
Get Started FreeArabic, Kurdish, and English on one code
Guests open the menu in their language with true right-to-left Arabic, and 45+ languages are ready for every visitor.
Prices you change from your phone
Set each price as you charge it and change it any time from your phone; the menu behind every QR updates instantly.
Photos that sell the dish
Add a clear photo to every item so guests order with their eyes, from a masgouf plate to a plate of kebab.
Ramadan and seasonal menus
Switch a Ramadan iftar section or a seasonal menu on and off in a tap, with no separate print job.
Calorie and dietary labels
Add calorie counts and labels such as vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free per item, so guests choose with clear information.
One QR for dine-in, takeaway, and delivery
The same link works on table tents, storefront stickers, Instagram, and WhatsApp, so the menu at the table matches the one browsed from home.
The reprint cycle vs a live menu
| What matters | Printed menu cycle | Scaanme live QR menu |
|---|---|---|
| Changing a price | Reprint or sticker over the old price | Edit from your phone, live on every table in seconds |
| Ramadan and seasons | A separate design and print job each season | Toggle seasonal sections on and off any time |
| Languages | One or two printed languages at most | Arabic, Kurdish, English on one QR, 45+ more |
| Photos and labels | Fixed on paper, costly to update | Add photos, calorie and dietary labels in place |
| Cost over a year | Design and reprint fees with every change | Free to start; paid plans from $7.99/mo |
Printing costs and turnaround vary by shop and volume in Iraq; this comparison is qualitative.
How to Start
Build your menu once
Add categories, dishes, photos, prices, and dietary and calorie labels, in Arabic, Kurdish, and English from day one.
Print your QR
Put the QR on table tents, stickers, and the entrance. The same link works on the table and online across Baghdad and Erbil.
Update any time
Change a price, hide a sold-out dish, or switch on a Ramadan menu. It is live instantly, with no reprint.
What is a QR menu?
A QR menu is your restaurant menu shown on the guest's phone through a QR scan or a link, instead of a printed sheet. The guest scans the code on the table, the menu opens in their language, and you update dishes and prices in seconds without ever reprinting. A Scaanme QR menu puts your full menu behind one code with categories, photos, prices set exactly as you charge them, and dietary and calorie labels, in Arabic with true right-to-left, plus Kurdish and English. Because it is a live link, the menu on the table is always the current one, even in the middle of service, and the same code works on Instagram and WhatsApp so a guest can browse before they arrive.
Built for Iraqi dining rooms
Iraq's dining scene is growing fast, from Baghdad's kebab and masgouf houses to the specialty coffee wave in Erbil and the restaurants that feed millions of visitors around Najaf and Karbala. Most of these places already live on Instagram, where a good photo brings the next table, and a live QR menu turns that same audience into orders. Scaanme fits the local rhythm: switch on a Ramadan iftar or suhoor menu for the month and off again with a tap, serve Arabic, Kurdish, and international guests from one code, and keep prices current without a single reprint. There is no payment gateway to connect, so guests still pay in cash, by ZainCash, or on delivery, exactly as Iraq already works, and any e-invoicing you owe stays your own concern, separate from the menu.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a QR menu?
Can the menu show Arabic and Kurdish?
Can I make a QR menu for free in Iraq?
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