Free QR menu in Nepal: a digital menu with table ordering at no cost

A QR menu lets guests read your dishes and NPR prices on their own phone. A useful one also lets them order from the table, sending the order straight to your kitchen. You can set up both in Nepal without paying, as long as you know what the free version includes.

View-only menu or ordering menu

Many free QR menus just open a PDF or a picture of the printed menu. That saves on printing but still needs a waiter to take every order. With GiveMyMenu, guests can browse the menu and order from their table. Each order goes to the kitchen display and onto that table’s bill. Both are included on the Free plan.

What the Free plan covers

• Your menu with NPR prices, categories and sold-out items.
• One QR code per table or room, which you can print yourself.
• Guest ordering into the table’s own bill.
• The kitchen display and KOT print views.
• The counter POS for staff orders, and payment recording.

At the time of writing the Free plan covers one location and up to 10 tables or rooms. It has no expiry date and does not need a card or wallet payment to start.

Use a menu QR, not your payment QR

Keep your eSewa, Khalti or Fonepay payment QR separate from the table menu QR. Label each one clearly so guests do not open a payment screen when they want the menu. Each table needs its own menu QR so orders go to the right bill.

When you might want PINs

A QR code can be photographed and shared. On paid plans, table PIN protection means guests need a code from staff before they can order. You can try it free during the trial. Every new account gets Pro features for a set period after adding its first venue, and at launch that is 90 days.