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QR Code Menu for Bubble Tea Shops
Half sugar, less ice, extra pearls, add pudding — all configurable. All accurate.
$20/month after trial · No credit card to start · No per-order fees
Bubble tea is customization-as-product: sweetness level, ice level, base tea, toppings, sometimes even shaker vs stirred. A QR menu for bubble tea shops captures every one of those decisions on the customer's phone. The ticket is unambiguous, the line moves, and your staff stops having to translate "half-sugar-no-ice-extra-pearls" from a crowded counter conversation.
Why bubble tea shops hit these walls
Sweetness, ice, toppings: every drink is a puzzle. Ordering at the counter is slow.
Miscommunication at the counter leads to remakes — losing margin every time.
High-margin toppings (pudding, jelly) get skipped when the upsell is verbal.
Peak hours (3–6pm) create a line that scares off walk-ups.
Regulars speak several languages, and a spoken order across a crowded counter gets garbled.
How Qrambl solves them
Sweetness levels (0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) as a required variation.
Ice levels (none, less, normal, more) as a required variation.
Toppings (pearls, pudding, jelly, aloe) as add-ons with individual pricing.
Ordering screens in 8 languages, including Chinese, Japanese and English. Item names can mix scripts, like "珍珠奶茶 · Pearl milk tea".
Customization text for anything else.
Features that fit bubble tea shops
Required variations
Sweetness and ice level are mandatory pickers. No ambiguity.
Toppings with add-ons
Each topping individually priced. Clear total.
Ordering screens in 8 languages
Buttons, cart and tracking in Chinese, Japanese, English and 5 more. Item names accept any script, so you can write them in whatever language your customers read.
Per-item photos
Upload photos so new customers know what pearls and pudding actually look like.
Menu scheduling
Hide seasonal items when they're not available.
How bubble tea shops are using it
A boba shop in Chinatown writes every drink in Chinese and English ("珍珠奶茶 · Pearl milk tea"); regulars order with the screens in Chinese or English.
A mall bubble tea stand uses QR for walk-up pre-orders via its storefront URL; phones ring less.
A campus bubble tea shop handles the 3pm rush by letting students order from the library queue.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make sweetness/ice level required?
Yes. Mark those variations as required. Customers can't place the order without picking a value.
How do we handle 5-topping orders?
Add-ons support unlimited multi-select. Each topping priced individually, total adds up.
Does it support non-English characters in the menu?
Yes. Full UTF-8 support — Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic all render correctly, exactly as you type them.
Can I run different menus for different seasons?
Use menu scheduling to hide items outside their season, or disable entire categories for winter-only specials.
Do we need a separate tablet in the kitchen?
Not required; any browser-accessible device works. Most boba shops use one cheap tablet mounted at the prep station.
Ready to try it in your bubble tea shop?
30-day free trial. $20/month after. No credit card to start, no hardware to buy, no per-order fees.