A digital menu people can find from your restaurant page
Guests often look at the menu before deciding to order or visit. If yours is already published on your website or a dedicated menu service, place a clearly labeled link on your restaurant's Bio page next to location, hours and contact. That organizes access to the menu. Zayenha Bio is not a point-of-sale system and does not automatically build a catalog of dishes and prices.
Prepare the menu before sharing the link
Use recognizable dish names, concise descriptions, sizes or portion counts where they affect a choice, and current prices according to your sales process. If you publish both Arabic and English menus, make switching clear and keep prices consistent. Open the public link on a phone that is not signed in to your admin account: it should show the menu, not an editor or a permission request. If items change every day, publish through something you can update instead of circulating an old image without context.
Arrange the restaurant page around the first task
Lead with “View menu,” then add a real ordering link if you already use an ordering system, branch location and a contact option. A WhatsApp link may open a conversation, but do not label it “Order now” unless you actually accept orders there. When the menu lives elsewhere, keep its destination correct after updates. A page template can make the primary action stand out; the links guide explains how to arrange destinations.
What can QR do, and when do you need a dedicated menu platform?
You can place a QR block inside a Bio page pointing to a menu URL you choose; the Bio page also has its own share QR. Neither is a standalone downloadable QR-file generator or an interactive menu builder. If you need bulk item editing, options, stock, orders, payment or POS integration, use a dedicated menu platform and let the Bio page be a front door to it and your other restaurant channels. See the QR guide for the distinction.
Frequently asked questions
Does Zayenha Bio create a restaurant menu from scratch?
No. Prepare and publish the menu in an appropriate place, then add its link to the restaurant Bio page.
Can I print a menu QR directly from Bio?
Bio displays a QR for the page and can show a QR block for a chosen URL, but it does not promise a separate downloadable print file. If you need print-ready output, use an export tool and test the printed code on two different phones.