A QR menu and online orders for your restaurant in Jordan: how it works and what to check
A digital menu is no longer just a list with pictures; it is an ordering channel that reaches the cashier and kitchen directly. But the difference between a menu that grows sales and one that confuses your team is how the order arrives and how you handle it. Here is what to check.
Five questions before choosing a QR menu
Ask any vendor, and try the answer on your own phone:
- Does the order reach the cashier on a clear screen, or in a notification that gets lost? Can it be accepted or rejected in one tap?
- Does the menu update instantly when you change a price or pause an item that ran out?
- Can the customer follow the order's status (preparing, ready)?
- Is the menu connected to the cashier system itself so stock is deducted and accounting is posted, or is it a separate app you re-enter orders from?
- Do you get a link and QR code in your restaurant's name that you can print for tables?
How it works in RAWA
In RAWA your restaurant gets a digital menu with a link and QR code that updates the moment you edit items and prices. Orders arrive in the “Menu” tab of the cashier screen, where you accept with one tap and it becomes an order sent to the kitchen, and the customer follows its status. The QR menu is part of the RAWA subscription, not a separate app.
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Does the customer need to download an app?
No, they open the menu from the QR code or a link in the browser.
Where do orders arrive?
In the Menu tab of the cashier screen; you accept or reject in one tap, then it is sent to the kitchen.
Does the menu update instantly?
Yes, item and price edits show immediately.
Is it free?
The digital menu is part of the annual RAWA subscription, with a 7-day free trial.