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QR Code Menu for Taco Trucks
Carnitas o asada, roja o verde, con cebolla o sin. Let them order on their own phone, in Spanish or English, in their own time.
$20/month after trial · No credit card to start · No per-order fees
Taco trucks serve a bilingual customer base, with heavy customization per order. Salsas, proteins, tortilla types, cebolla or not, cilantro or not. A QR menu for taco trucks shows the ordering screens in Spanish or English depending on each customer's phone, captures the customization in writing, and keeps the line moving.
Why taco trucks hit these walls
Bilingual customers: half order in Spanish, half in English. Your staff has to switch constantly.
Every taco is customized — protein, salsa, onion, cilantro — and the callout from the window is chaos.
Festival and event crowds mean 30-deep lines at peak.
Handwritten tickets get wet, smudge, get lost.
How Qrambl solves them
Ordering screens in Spanish or English (plus 6 other languages) follow each customer's phone, and dish names like "al pastor" read the same for everyone.
Protein variations (asada, pastor, carnitas, pollo, lengua, veggie) as a simple picker.
Salsa choices (roja/verde/habanera) as multi-select add-ons.
Digital kitchen tickets on the kitchen display (print from the browser if you need paper) — no more wet, smudged slips.
Pickup numbers make the window handoff fast — no hunting.
Features that fit taco trucks
Spanish or English screens
Buttons, cart and tracking switch to Spanish, English or 6 other languages from the customer's phone. Menu items show exactly as you write them.
Protein variations
One picker per taco. Clear pricing when proteins cost differently.
Salsa multi-select
Add-ons let customers pick every salsa they want.
Pickup numbers
T-001 numbers called from the window.
Public storefront
Share your URL on Instagram; pre-orders come in before the truck opens.
How taco trucks are using it
A birria truck shares its storefront URL on Instagram; half the daily orders are pre-orders for pickup at 11:30 sharp.
A festival taquería prints a big QR card; customers order from the line without blocking the window.
A weekday lunch truck at a tech office takes 100 orders in 45 minutes via QR.
Frequently asked questions
Does the menu work in Spanish?
Yes. Spanish is one of the 8 languages of the ordering interface, which follows the customer's phone and can be switched from the menu page. Your item names and descriptions appear exactly as you type them, so write them in Spanish, English or both (for example "Tacos de asada · Grilled steak tacos"). Qrambl doesn't translate menu items for you.
How do we handle salsas and extras?
Add-ons. Customers check the boxes for each salsa they want; extras come through on the ticket.
What if we sell out of asada mid-day?
Toggle off the protein variation or mark the item out-of-stock. It disappears from the menu immediately.
Can I use it at pop-up events without reconfiguring?
Yes. One account, same menu, same QR. Take the truck to any event and the system follows.
Does it print to a kitchen printer?
Kitchen display on a tablet is the native experience. Receipt printer integration isn't built in, but many trucks pair with a browser-to-printer bridge.
Ready to try it in your taco truck?
30-day free trial. $20/month after. No credit card to start, no hardware to buy, no per-order fees.