Krishna Menu — Digital Restaurant Menu & Ordering

Printed menus tear, laminated cards go out of date the day onion prices rise, and food delivery apps quietly take 20–30% of every order. Krishna Menu gives Indian restaurants a third way: a QR code digital menu and ordering system that you own completely, with no app for customers to install and no per-order commission — ever. A guest sits down, scans the QR standee on the table, and your full menu opens instantly on their phone in English and ગુજરાતી, with photos, prices and categories. They can order directly, or your waiter can take the order on his own phone. Either way, the order lands on a live kitchen display and prints as a proper KOT — your dining room just went digital without changing how your kitchen actually works.

The part restaurant owners love most is setup. With AI Menu Import, you simply photograph your existing paper menu and Gemini reads it — every item, every price, even Gujarati dish names — and builds your digital menu in seconds instead of hours of typing. Krishna Menu then auto-generates your QR codes along with print-ready standee designs carrying your logo and colours, so the table cards look professionally designed from day one. The menu itself is a fast, mobile-first PWA that guests can even install like an app. Change a price or mark an item sold out from your phone, and every table sees the update instantly — no reprinting, no "yeh item available nahi hai" awkwardness.

Beyond the menu, this is a complete restaurant operating layer built for India. Direct customer ordering and waiter ordering flow into the same live kitchen display screen, bills print on your existing thermal printer, and WhatsApp automation — powered by Krishna AI — sends welcome messages, order confirmations and visit reminders automatically. Every evening you can see daily scans, sales totals, payment breakdowns and customer feedback in one report, so you finally know which dishes earn and which just occupy the card. With plans starting at ₹999 per year and a 7-day free trial that needs no card, going digital costs less than one month of delivery-app commission. 12 restaurants are already live with 500+ menus scanned.