Walk into many cafés and restaurants today, and you’ll see a sign like this:
Scan the QR code and you’re taken to a massive PDF — sometimes over 50 pages long — crammed with allergen tables. For a customer just wanting to check“Does this drink contain almonds?”, it’s a slow, frustrating process.
With QRMen.us, allergens are displayed directly on the menu item — no PDFs, no scrolling, no guesswork.
Example: Tap Vanilla Oat Cold Brew Latte and instantly see:
Feature | Old PDF QR Code | QRMen.us Menu |
---|---|---|
Mobile Usability | ❌ Hard to read, zoom needed | ✅ Clear, tap-to-view |
Update Process | ❌ Recreate & upload PDF | ✅ Instant edit in dashboard |
Allergen Filter | ❌ Manual search | ✅ One-tap filter |
Language Support | ❌ Usually English only | ✅ Multiple languages |
Customer Satisfaction | 😐 OK but slow | 😀 Fast & clear |
In 2025, customer expectations have changed — they want information instantly, clearly, and in their own language. With QRMen.us, your allergen information becomes an asset, not a frustration.
Alex is the solo founder of QRMen.us. The idea was born on a trip to Budapest after scanning one too many clunky PDF menus. He believes great tech should be invisible: fast, clear, and effortlessly useful for restaurants and diners alike.