Arabic QR menu guide for restaurants and cafés

An Arabic menu starts with accurate content

Use Arabic dish names your customers recognise. Keep ingredients, portion descriptions and prices unambiguous. If you include English alongside Arabic, review both versions against the same source menu. Do not assume automatic translation will preserve allergen or preparation details.

A QR code works with any written language

The code stores a web address, not the Arabic menu text. Customers scan it to open the page. Arabic copy, bilingual fields, automatic translation and a language switcher are different capabilities. The current public Spacebar flow does not promise automatic translation or a bilingual language switcher.

Check the phone experience

Preview your entered Arabic text before publishing. Check mixed Arabic and English names, punctuation, numbers and currency on an actual phone. Ask a fluent Arabic reader to review your descriptions. Test the published page and its QR code before printing table stands.

Publish and share your free menu

Create a Spacebar account, enter your business details and menu content, review and publish. Share the menu link on your business profiles and download your QR code. The page, hosting and downloadable code are free; you arrange printing.

Frequently asked questions

Does Spacebar translate my menu automatically?

Automatic translation is not included in the current public setup. You supply and review the menu content.

Does a QR code need a separate Arabic version?

No. A QR code links to a web address. The language belongs to the page it opens.