Fish of the day, specials, Japanese names with English translations — all on the customer's phone, scrolling smoothly.
$20/month after trial · No credit card to start · No per-order fees
Sushi menus are long, image-heavy, and bilingual. Printing them gets expensive and they go out of date the minute the fish of the day changes. A QR menu for sushi restaurants solves all of that: instantly updatable, photo-rich, multilingual, and designed for long browse sessions instead of quick counter orders.
Printed menus are expensive and stale the moment the market changes.
Japanese-only items need English translations — bilingual menus double the page count.
Omakase and set menus need to be presented differently from à la carte.
Customers want to see photos before ordering unfamiliar items.
Tourist customers benefit hugely from language toggles.
Instant menu updates for daily specials — no reprinting.
8-language support including Japanese, Chinese, and Korean out of the box.
Per-item photos so customers know what they're getting (uni vs salmon roe, etc.).
Variations handle set menu tiers; add-ons handle supplements.
Menu scheduling for lunch prix fixe vs evening à la carte.
One menu, many languages. Customer toggles to theirs.
Upload a photo per nigiri, roll, or appetizer.
Omakase tiers: 8-piece / 12-piece / 16-piece. Each priced separately.
Lunch menu 11:30–2:30, dinner 5:30–10.
Call for sake refills or chef's attention without flagging across the room.
A high-end sushi bar updates its "fish of the day" in 30 seconds when a new shipment arrives.
A tourist-area sushi restaurant serves customers in Japanese, English, and Mandarin from the same QR.
An omakase counter uses variations to let customers pick a course level from their phone before sitting down.
Yes. You maintain a menu per language; when a customer switches language, they see the translated version instantly.
Set omakase as an item with size variations (8/12/16 pieces) and let the customer select their tier from their phone.
Use tags on each item for allergens and the customization text field for specific requests.
Qrambl supports per-restaurant currency. Whatever your POS uses, set it there.
Yes. Table reservations are built in, with per-table capacity.
30-day free trial. $20/month after. No credit card to start, no hardware to buy, no per-order fees.