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QR menu + restaurant website · Koh Samui

฿14,900/year · renews at ฿14,900 each anniversary · or ฿3,490 one-time setup + ฿1,490/month

A QR menu and website you can update from your phone.

Your menu, live before the plates are cleared. Guests scan, choose English or one of six fully translated languages and order — and you print a fresh menu the same day, without a designer. Five more supported languages stay off and hidden from guests.

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  • 7guest languages live now
  • Freefor guests — no app to install
  • Same dayfor a new printed menu
The Mozza Pizza guest menu in a browser: restaurant header, a full-width food photograph, and chef's picks with prices
Owner area, same menu
The owner area home screen: visible dishes, finished setup steps dropping off the list, and the add-a-dish action
Your menu, two sides: what the guest sees, and the owner screen that changes it.

Where the money goes

Four people you stop paying every month.

This is the part restaurants feel. AI does the first draft of the work that used to need a freelancer — and you approve every word and picture before a guest sees it.

The photographer

AI makes the dish photo that never got taken, or improves the one you have — in your house style, from your own reference pictures.

No reshoot. No studio day, no stylist, no waiting for the busy season to end.

See the photo tools

The menu designer

AI lays out a print-ready menu from your real dishes, photos and prices, in portrait or landscape, in up to three languages.

Every week, if you like. Change the specials on Monday, print them on Tuesday.

See printing

The copywriter and translator

Descriptions written for dishes that have none, then prepared for the supported language set. English and six fully translated languages are available to guests; five supported options stay off and hidden.

Every menu, every enabled language. One click, then you read it.

See the languages

The person updating your website

Change a price, hide a sold-out dish, swap the welcome photo. The site, the QR menu and the print file are the same menu.

No web developer invoice for a price change — and no week of waiting.

See the owner area

AI is a first draft, not a final answer. Compare generated food photos with the real dish, and check every line of a printed menu before it goes to the printer. See exactly what it does.

Guest menu

The page behind your QR code: photos, prices, allergens and opening hours, in the guest's language.

Owner area

Every dish, price and photo, editable from the phone already in your hand.

Your website

The same menu, on your own address, so visitors who are still deciding can find you.

What it does

Twelve jobs, one owner area.

Each of these is something a restaurant actually has to do. Pick the one that costs you the most time today.

A freshly printed menu sheet on a wooden counter beside a small printer 01

Print a new menu when the prices change

No designer, no waiting a week. Pick the dishes and take it to any printer.

See printing An owner holding a phone above a table in a pizzeria, the screen facing away 02

Change a price from your phone

Save it and guests see the new menu straight away.

See the owner area A guest holding a phone above a table set with pizza 03

Give guests a menu they can read

Fast on any phone, with the food first and the price beside it.

See the guest view A long table set for four guests in a sunny Mediterranean restaurant 04

Serve guests in seven languages today

Twelve are supported: English and six fully translated languages are active for guests; five remain off and hidden.

See the languages A worn paper menu being photographed on a wooden table with a pencil beside it 05

Start from the paper menu you already have

Photograph the pages, check every dish, approve the import.

See the import A margherita pizza on a steel peel under a studio lamp 06

Make every dish look worth ordering

Write the missing description, or make the photo that was never taken.

See the photo tools A designer's desk with colour swatches, logo sketches and material samples 07

Look like your restaurant, not a template

Your logo, your welcome photo, your colours and type.

See branding A waiter carrying two pizzas through a warm dining room 08

Keep orders direct

The guest builds the order; staff or WhatsApp take it from there.

See ordering A hand photographing a pizza with a phone above a rustic table 09

One menu wherever people look

Table QR codes, a shareable link, and reviewed Facebook and Instagram posts, once Meta approves publishing.

See sharing The lit doorway of a small pizzeria seen from the street at dusk 10

Be found when people search

Missing search details are filled every morning. Your own words stay.

See discovery A notebook, pencil and espresso beside a phone lying face down on a counter 11

See what AI is spending

Capacity, recent jobs and estimated usage before you spend more.

See AI usage A brass key in the lock of a dark wooden restaurant door 12

Keep the owner area private

Your own login, strong password rules, and a safe way back in.

See security

The owner area

Your menu moves at your pace.

A busy service is not the moment to learn software. The owner area opens on what needs doing, then gets out of the way.

  • Add, edit and reorder dishesNames, descriptions, prices, options and photos — no technical skill needed.
  • Hide what has sold outTake a dish off the guest menu without deleting it, and put it back tomorrow.
  • A checklist that tells you what is leftEleven setup steps, and each one drops off the list once it is done.
  • It warns you before you lose workLeave the page with unsaved changes and the owner area says so first.
Walk me through it
The owner area menu screen: dishes across seven sections, each with a photograph, price and visibility control
Every dish, price and photo — on one page, sized for a phone.

The guest experience

A better menu in the seconds after the scan.

No account, no app, no waiting for a paper menu. The food arrives on the screen the guest is already holding.

01

Fast on every phoneA small page and real photographs, so it opens on a busy network.

02

Find the right dish fasterSections, search and filters for vegetarian, vegan and allergens.

03

Know whether you are openOpening hours and an open-now badge, taken from your own settings.

04

Take the next stepBooking, call, WhatsApp and directions are one tap from the header.

The rating and review count come from your own Google Business Profile, refreshed every 12 hours — nothing for you to maintain.

The Mozza Pizza guest menu on a phone: restaurant header, a booking button, chef's picks with prices and an add button
The real guest menu on a phone — nothing for the guest to install

A menu that speaks first

Your regulars and your tourists. Both feel at home.

Twelve languages are supported total. Guests can choose English and six fully translated languages: Thai, French, Russian, German, Chinese and Italian. Hindi, Arabic, Malay, Indonesian and Hebrew are off and hidden from guest menus. Fourteen currency choices keep prices feeling local.

12languages
supported

English and six fully translated languages are currently available on guest menus. Five supported languages are off and hidden from guests until enabled.

English ไทย Français Русский Deutsch 中文 Italiano हिन्दी Off · hidden العربية Off · hidden Bahasa Melayu Off · hidden Bahasa Indonesia Off · hidden עברית Off · hidden
  • Matches each guest to one of the seven currently active languages
  • Falls back to English when a translation is missing
  • Warns you when English changed and a translation needs updating
  • Optional staff-language handoff for the order

English menu · 01 / 04

Four previews from the seven guest languages currently on · five supported languages stay off and hidden.

For a restaurant on Samui this is the quiet win: a Russian family, a French couple and a Thai regular all read the same menu, in their own words, without anyone translating at the table.

A worn paper restaurant menu on a table being photographed with a phone
Whatever your menu is printed on, that is where we start.

Start from the paper menu

Start with the menu you already have.

Photograph a printed menu, a handwritten page or a photo of the old board. AI reads every dish and price, and nothing changes until you have checked the list yourself.

  • Any menu you already ownPrint, handwriting, a screen, or the specials board — sideways photos included.
  • You approve every dishCorrect prices, assign sections, then import the whole list once.
  • No duplicate dishesIt recognises dishes you already have and shows price changes instead of adding them twice.
Bring my paper menu

A very long menu is read a few pages at a time, so you can check as you go.

A wood-fired margherita on a steel peel, the kind of dish photograph the AI tools help create and improve AI photograph · checked by the owner before publishing

Photos and descriptions

Better presentation. Without the reshoot.

Missing a description, or a photo that was never taken? AI can write it, make it, or improve a real photograph — in one consistent house style, from your own dishes as the reference.

01

Write one dish, or fill the gapsA single description, or every missing one in a pass.

02

Create the missing photographsOne dish at a time, or a batch that runs while service continues.

03

Improve the real photographLighting and plating help, with the original kept for comparison.

04

Keep one house styleA built-in preset, or one of your own photos as the guide.

AI images can change real details. Compare the ingredients, shape and plating with the real dish before publishing.

Make it yours

Start with your identity. Let the menu carry it.

A menu should look like the restaurant, not like a template with your name on it. Logo, welcome image, colours and type all live in one place — and they carry through to the printed menu.

AI can create or enhance a welcome photo, or read a colour scheme straight out of one of your own pictures. You preview everything before it is used.

  • Upload, generate or enhance a logo — you review it before it is used
  • Eight colour schemes and four type styles, or your own colours
  • Match a colour scheme from one of your own photographs
A restaurant brand board for the invented Koh Lanta Kitchen: a logo, a welcome photo, three menu cover styles, font samples and colour chips.
Logo, welcome image, menu treatments, type and colour — one identity.
Enlarged printed menu page
A direct restaurant order prepared for handoff to staff or WhatsApp
Items, options, total, payment and table note — together

Direct ordering

Orders that arrive clearly.

Guests choose dishes, options and quantities, see the total, then show staff a clear order. For delivery the same order goes to WhatsApp. No commission on a menu that is already yours.

  • Options, quantities, running totalThe guest sees exactly what was chosen before the order leaves the screen.
  • One clear view for staffDishes, choices, totals, payment and the table note in one place.
  • Cash, PromptPay QR or bank transferOnly the methods you actually accept.

Today the order stays in the guest's browser and hands off through staff or WhatsApp. It is not yet an automated kitchen queue or an order-management database.

QR codes and social posts

One current menu. Every place customers look.

The code on the table, the link in a message and the post on your page all open the same menu, so nothing goes stale.

Black and gold table QR card in a restaurant setting
The card stays printed. The menu behind it never goes out of date.

Get found online

The search details, done for you.

A beautiful menu can still be hard for a search engine to understand. Missing titles, descriptions and image text are filled in overnight — the job nobody at the restaurant has time for.

05:00

Checks every morningRuns automatically at 5:00am while the service is running, and only fills blanks.

  • Your wording is never overwrittenAnything you wrote stays exactly as it is.
  • Details search engines understandAddress, phone, hours and the menu in the structured format they expect.
  • Previews worth clickingYour logo and a clear description when the menu is shared, in each language you offer.

SEO support improves completeness but cannot guarantee rankings, rich results, traffic, or recommendations by an AI assistant.

Search and sharing details arranged around a phone: the 05:00 daily check, metadata, social previews, a sitemap and an AI-readable menu file. Missing details are completed and owner wording is kept.
The daily check, with the owner's own words left alone.

Know what AI is doing

AI should save time. Not create mystery.

You see what is left and roughly what each job costs before you spend another credit. No surprise invoice at the end of the month.

Credits and quotasSetup credits, monthly photo capacity and remaining usage.
Estimated usageCost estimates and recent photo activity, marked plainly as estimates.
One quality, every timeImage settings are fixed in the app, so quality and cost cannot drift.
A record of every jobEach job is checked and logged, so a failure can be explained.
Use AI with a clear view
A desk with three cards for monthly capacity, estimated usage and fixed model settings, plus sample request slips marked verified. The cost figure is labelled as an estimate.
Capacity, estimates and a record you can read.

Private and secure

Your menu is public. Your owner area is not.

Setup creates your own private owner login — no shared default password, and nothing a visitor can change.

Safe sign-inOnly a signed-in owner can change anything, and other websites cannot make changes for you.
Hard to break intoStrong password rules, limits on repeated attempts, and a safe way to reset a forgotten password.
Private files stay privateVisitors can only open the files that are meant to be public.

The product provides a strong application baseline. HTTPS, production secrets, infrastructure security, backups, monitoring and updates remain deployment responsibilities.

The owner login screen, branded with the restaurant's own name
Your own restaurant name on the way in, and your own login behind it.
A table at a small Thai island restaurant at golden hour, set with wood-fired pizza and a plain black table card

Built for rooms like this

Small teams. Full tables. No spare hours.

Every screen on this page is the product a guest and an owner use during a normal service — not a mockup, not a concept.

How it works

Live in three moves.

Start with what you already have. Shape it until it feels like your restaurant. Then put the menu where guests already are.

01

Bring the menu

Photograph your paper menu, or add the dishes yourself.

02

Make it yours

Check every dish and price, add the missing photos, set your logo and colours.

03

Place and serve

Put the QR code on the tables, share the link, and change prices whenever you need to.

An owner standing behind the counter of her small pizzeria, holding the phone she uses for the menu

Who it is for

You want the menu to work as hard as your team.

  • You change prices oftenAnd every change should not become a design project.
  • Your guests are internationalAnd a menu in their language makes the whole visit easier.
  • Direct orders matterBecause the customer relationship is yours to keep.
  • Your photos and copy are incompleteAnd you want practical AI help with the final say.

Proof, not promises

A real menu, on every screen.

One guest menu, from the live Pizza Cats demo — the same responsive page your restaurant can put behind a QR code. Try it on your own phone ↗

Pizza Cats live guest menu on a desktop screen
Desktop The full menu
Pizza Cats live guest menu on a tablet
Tablet Easy to browse
Pizza Cats live guest menu on a phone
Mobile Where guests are

The useful answers

Questions owners ask before they start.

No jargon, no vague promises: what the product does today, what depends on setup, and what you own at the end.

Ask a real person
Do guests need to download an app?

No. They scan the QR code with the phone camera and the menu opens in the browser. No app, no signup, no password.

Can I update the menu while I am serving?

Yes. The owner area works on a phone. Change a price, a dish or a sold-out item, save it, and the public menu shows the new state.

Which languages can guests choose?

Twelve languages are supported total. Guests can currently choose English and six fully translated languages: Thai, French, Russian, German, Chinese and Italian. Hindi, Arabic, Malay, Indonesian and Hebrew are currently off and hidden from guest menus.

What does it cost?

The annual plan is ฿14,900 for 12 months and renews at ฿14,900 on each anniversary. Or choose monthly: ฿3,490 one-time setup plus ฿1,490 per month. Your first month is ฿4,980, then ฿1,490 each month.

Do I own the website and the code?

Yes. The design, the photos you supplied and the code are yours. You can keep it hosted with us on either plan, or take the code to another developer. Some AI features run through our AI account, so away from our hosting they need another AI provider connected — a normal job for a developer, and the restaurant keeps working without them.

What does the search help actually do?

Every morning at 5:00am it fills in missing search details for the menu and its images. It never replaces wording you wrote. It helps you be found; it cannot guarantee a ranking or extra visitors.

Can AI change my real food or my logo?

It can change small details even when asked not to. Check food photos, ingredients and your logo before publishing. You approve every piece before a guest sees it.

How do delivery and table orders work?

Guests build the order on the menu and check it, then show staff or send it to you on WhatsApp. Table notes travel with the order. Orders do not yet appear on a kitchen screen.

Can I print my own menus?

Yes. Choose the dishes, portrait or landscape and up to three languages, and the app designs a print-ready page from your real prices and photos. Save it, print it, or send it to us to print.

Do I have to stop using delivery apps?

No. You choose how orders reach you, and you keep direct contact with your customers instead of paying commission just to have a menu online.

Everything included

The work of five people you do not have to hire

A designer for the menu, a photographer for the dishes, a copywriter for the descriptions, a translator for the languages, an SEO consultant for the search text. They are all in the admin, they are all included, and none of them need a brief, an invoice or a meeting.

  • AI logo generator A logo drawn for you, or the one you already have sharpened — used on the menu, the website and every social post.
  • AI banner and welcome image The wide picture at the top of your website, delivered in three sizes for phone, tablet and desktop — and good enough to reuse on social media.
  • AI share image The picture people see when your link is pasted into WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram or a message. No link with a grey box beside it.
  • AI SEO optimiser Checks every title, description and image text on the site each day at 5:00am and fills in whatever is missing — so a menu you edited yesterday is caught up overnight, all at once. You can also run it yourself any time you like.
  • AI-readable menu files llms.txt and llms-full.txt are kept on your site so ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and the other assistants can read your website and your whole menu quickly, and quote your dishes and prices correctly.
  • Menu designer and print files Eight real restaurant looks, your own dishes, prices and photos, A5 portrait or landscape, one menu per language, and an A4 print PDF. Fifty menus a month are included.
  • Food photo studio Every dish missing a photo, made in one run in the same house look — 100 photos at setup, then 50 a month.
  • 12 supported languages · 7 available to guests English and six fully translated languages — Thai, French, Russian, German, Chinese and Italian — are on for guests. Hindi, Arabic, Malay, Indonesian and Hebrew are off and hidden from guest menus.

Every image is 100% yours. Generated here, owned by you, used anywhere — menu, website, social posts, print, a flyer on the wall. No watermark, no licence to buy, no credit line.

And the menu changes twice a year, not once. Normally that means a designer, a proof, a reprint and a wait, every time. Here you change the dish, press generate and print the pages you need — in the same look as the last menu, without paying anyone to redraw it. That is the part restaurant owners tell us they notice most.

The price

One menu. Choose annual or monthly.

Choose an annual or monthly plan

฿14,900 for 12 months

Renews at ฿14,900 on each anniversary.

Or choose monthly: ฿3,490 one-time setup + ฿1,490/month. First month: ฿4,980; then ฿1,490 each month.

What is in it

  • Your own branded website and QR menu
  • 12 supported languages total: English and six fully translated options available to guests; five off and hidden. Also fourteen currencies.
  • Print-ready menus, as often as you need
  • AI dish photos, descriptions and translations
  • Daily search-detail checks
  • Automatic Facebook and Instagram posts, once Meta approves publishing
  • Domain and hosting while your plan is active
  • The design, photos and code stay yours

Prices exclude ad spend, taxes, third-party usage, photography or video shoots, and extra channels unless included in your written scope.

Ready before the season, not during it. Restaurants that start now have the QR menus, the printed specials and the website in place before the busy weeks arrive.

Your next service starts here

Make the menu the easiest part of running your restaurant.

Send us a message with your restaurant name. We will open your menu live, show you the owner area on your own dishes, and arrange a 15-minute walkthrough on WhatsApp whenever suits you.

A review of your current menu A language and photo plan The QR and print path
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No form to fill in. No call centre. A message is enough — we reply on WhatsApp, usually the same day.