Restaurants, cafes and snacks across Lebanon use Restbits — the digital menu platform built by Thrubits — to put their menu on every table with a QR code. Guests scan with their phone camera and the menu opens straight away, with photos and prices, in Arabic or English.
Why restaurants switch to a QR menu
- Change prices any time — the printed code keeps working
- No printing costs every time the menu changes
- Photos of every dish sell better than a printed list
- Arabic and English in one menu
- Your menu shows up when people search for your restaurant on Google
How it works
- Send us your menu — a photo, a PDF or a list is fine.
- We build your digital menu with categories, photos and prices.
- You get branded QR codes ready to print for tables, the counter and flyers.
- Update the menu yourself any time, or ask us to.
Take orders, not just show the menu
With Restbits guests can order from the table, for pickup or for delivery, and orders can arrive on WhatsApp — under your restaurant's own brand, with no commission per order.
See live menus at rest.thrubits.com, make a code with the free QR code generator, or read about Restbits.
Questions restaurants ask
How does a QR code menu work?
Each table gets a printed QR code. Guests point their phone camera at it and your menu opens in the browser — no app to install. The menu lives online, so you can change it at any time.
Can I change prices without reprinting the QR codes?
Yes. The printed code never changes — you edit the menu online and every table shows the new prices straight away. You can even point an existing code at a different menu or link.
Is the menu available in Arabic and English?
Yes. Menus can be shown in Arabic and English, and guests can switch between them.
Can guests order from the QR menu?
Yes, with Restbits — online ordering, WhatsApp orders, delivery and pickup, under your own brand.
Do you serve restaurants outside Saida?
Yes. We are based in Saida and set up menus for restaurants, cafes and snacks all over Lebanon.