Mandarin Software Software Systems
Food & Beverage 2026 ASP.NET Core, SQL Server, EF Core Delivered in 21 working days

QR digital menu with order-from-table

A guest scans the QR code on the table, opens a menu with real photos and current prices, orders and calls the waiter from their phone — and the order lands on the kitchen screen instantly. Behind it: items, sections, tables and sales analytics, over a platform that runs more than one restaurant.

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The problem

A printed menu goes stale fast: prices change so it is reprinted, and a sold-out item stays on the page until a guest orders it and is disappointed. Worse, it produces no data — the restaurant cannot tell its best seller or its average order value.

What we built

The menu is a light page that opens straight from the table’s QR code; a price change or a hidden item takes effect immediately with nothing reprinted. Orders are recorded, so best sellers, daily revenue and average order value fall out of ordinary service.

The result

Two restaurants live on one platform with independent menus, a live orders screen, waiter calls, and a full order history.

Inside the system

Real screens from the running system

Dashboard: best sellers and weekly revenue
Dashboard: best sellers and weekly revenue
The menu the guest sees
The menu the guest sees
Items with photos and prices
Items with photos and prices
Tables and QR codes
Tables and QR codes
Live orders
Live orders
Order history
Order history
Restaurant settings
Restaurant settings
Platform console: subscribed restaurants
Platform console: subscribed restaurants

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