When you visit or walk near a plaza for restaurant or coffee shop, “What’s on their menu?” is a question that you keep asking yourself. Yes, your eyes keep searching for the menu. Small restaurants in Ontario have had their menus printed ages ago. They do not have the time or technology to upgrade it because they are good at making amazing, yummy dishes for us. Koodos! to all small restaurants that survived this pandemic. I have visited around 100 + restaurants this year of various capacities, with seating ranging from 2 people to 100+ seats in Toronto. I was surprised that only about 10% of the restaurants have a digital menu; the rest still have their old printed menu. I was hesitant to touch those menus, a fear that sits in the back of my mind that does not wear off because of COVID-19.
Restaurants do not have time to get the digital one done or even get the old one reprinted. It’s too confusing on the internet with a plethora of software and information. Then I felt an urge to help them solve this problem and bring a workable solution to them.
Project: Restaurant QR Menu in 3 Simple Steps
Problem: Not having a digital menu for quick access
Aim: Prepare to print the QR Code Menu from their desktop printer in less than 5 minutes.
Requirements: Google Account, PDF version of the Menu
Solution: Website : https://ram89toronto-restaurantsqrmenu-main-dy6rut.streamlitapp.com/
Why even spend 5 mins to get this QR Food Menu ?
- No more sharing or rotating Food Menu between customers
- Saves space on small tables
- Save money on printing costs
- Reduces risk of staff touch points with customers
- Regularly update menu
- Speed up table movement
- Making the customer imagine with great food images
One final point – Happy customers with better experience.
-Ram Rallabandi
Ram Rallabandi 
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