QR menu · NFC table tags
A QR menu guests can order and pay from
Onetap's QR and NFC menu opens in the guest's browser when they tap the tag or scan the code on the table. It shows photos, calories and allergens, sends orders straight to the kitchen, and lets each guest pay, split and tip. Every table has its own tag, so staff always know which table ordered.
At a glance
- How it opens
- Tap the NFC tag or scan the QR code; no app to download
- Menu
- Photos, calories, allergens, modifiers and notes; 3D dishes and AR on supported phones
- Languages
- Arabic and English, switchable on the menu
- Ordering
- Straight to the kitchen screen, or held for staff approval if you prefer
- Extras on the tag
- Wi-Fi in one tap, call the waiter, WhatsApp, Google reviews, social links, rewards card
- Tags
- QR stickers free; NFC tag with stand AED 35 each
Why NFC and QR
NFC is faster: the phone touches the tag and the menu opens. QR works on every phone. Onetap tags have both, and NFC tags are signed so a copied link can't open another table's bill.
More than a PDF menu
- Sold-out dishes disappear automatically when stock runs out
- Ordering hours and serving windows follow your opening hours
- Approval rules: hold orders from QR tables until staff confirm
- The rewards card and offers are one tap away
Questions
Can guests order without staff?
Yes, or you can require staff approval for QR orders. NFC orders can go straight to the kitchen.
What if a guest has no data?
The table tag offers the restaurant's Wi-Fi in one tap.
Do you print the QR codes?
You can print QR codes from the staff app; NFC tags with stands are available as an add-on.
