Features
QR menu for restaurants: guests order from their own phone
A QR code sits on the table. The guest scans it, the menu opens, the order lands at the register. No app to install. The printed code never goes stale.
What a QR menu is and how it opens
Every table gets its own QR. The link looks like {restaurant}.qr.lacafe.app/{table}. The guest points the phone camera at it and the menu opens in the browser, nothing to install. The page is a PWA, so it feels like a native app.
- Menu by category with photos, GIFs, galleries and video
- Modifiers (min/max), 3 languages, nutrition per dish
- Cart → order → call waiter → request bill → rating (1–5 stars)
A day in a choyxona: 12 tables, one cashier
Lunch rush. The guest at table 7 scans the QR, picks two plov and a pot of tea, taps Order. It lands on the cashier's laBoard, goes into iiko, and the kitchen ticket prints. Waiter Dilshod never had to walk over. At the end the guest taps Request bill and Dilshod gets a push on his phone.
Why the printed QR never breaks
A table's slug is assigned once and never changes. Rewrite the menu, change prices, move the table to another hall: the QR stays the same. No reprinting stickers. You create and download codes on the laQR page of the admin panel.
Price and honest limits
The QR menu is part of your laCafe package: packages start at UZS 600,000 a month with unlimited tables and devices. See /pricing. For orders to reach the register you need a POS: with iiko or r_keeper, the free laBox on the register PC; with no POS, laBoard. The QR alone is not a POS.
- Cashback and promo codes are applied by the cashier for now; automatic is coming soon
- No modifiers on r_keeper yet (iiko has them)
Questions & answers
How much does a QR menu cost?
There is no per-table fee: the QR menu is part of your laCafe package. Packages start at UZS 600,000 a month (Start: 1 branch, 500 orders a month) with unlimited tables. Other packages are on /pricing.
Does the guest need to install an app?
No. They scan with the camera and the menu opens in the browser. Works the same on iPhone and Android.
Does the QR menu work with iiko or r_keeper?
Yes. Orders go through the cloud into iiko (a plugin inside iikoFront, installed by laBox) or r_keeper (RK7 XML API). Prices, names and the stop list sync from the POS.
If I change the menu, do I reprint the QR?
No. The QR is tied to the table, not the menu. The table slug is set once and never changes.
Can the guest pay through the QR?
Yes. They close the bill themselves: cash, card or online via Payme, Click, UzQR or WLCM. Payment details are set per branch.
Does the QR menu work if the internet drops?
The guest opens the menu over mobile data. The order is kept in the cloud: if the restaurant loses internet, it reaches the register once the connection is back.
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