The whole product, on one page
Nine things Menutise does for your restaurant — and how little effort each one takes. Three minutes, top to bottom.
Diners order in under a minute — no app
One QR per table opens your branded menu in the phone's browser — nothing to download, no signup required. Diners browse live prices, build a cart, and place the order; it lands in your console the same second.
Orders run the floor by themselves
Every order flows pending → confirmed → preparing → ready → delivered, synced instantly across the kitchen display and the waiter board. The diner watches the same status on their phone — nobody has to ask where the food is.
Analytics that talk revenue, not vanity
The dashboard answers the questions you'd actually ask: what sells, when it's busy, how this week compares to last — computed from real orders and menu views, with CSV export when you want the raw numbers.
Know who's on shift — and who delivers
Waiters and the kitchen get their own focused screens, presence shows who's online right now, and every confirmation, prep, and delivery is counted automatically per person. Reward your best; spot bottlenecks early.
Full dine-in or cafe counter — one switch
Run full service with a kitchen display and waiter board, or a counter cafe where one person takes and delivers every order — one switch adapts the whole flow. A waiter-call button is there when you staff for it.
Made for how restaurants here actually run
PKR-native pricing, menus that open in any phone's browser on ordinary connections, nothing to import, and onboarding measured in days — not months.
- Prices in PKR everywhere — menu, orders, analytics
- Works in any phone browser — no app store, no downloads
- No imported hardware to buy — your phones and screens work
- Live in under a week, with your menu set up for you
See it, don't take our word for it
The demo menu is the real product — open it on your phone, spin a dish in 3D, and place a test order.
Proof that sells the next order
Diners rate dishes they actually ordered, and items show how many people ordered them and who's viewing right now — honest signals generated by real activity, nudging the next diner toward your best sellers.