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MenuQ

3D QR restaurant menus—no app install required.

MenuQ lets guests scan a QR code and explore dishes in 3D on any phone. Built for restaurants, lounges, and hotel F&B teams that want higher order confidence and a sharper presentation.

  • Next.js
  • Three.js
  • React Three Fiber
  • Node.js
  • MongoDB
  • QR workflows

Product summary

Menus guests explore—not just read

Printed and flat PDF menus leave guests guessing about portion, plating, and upgrades. MenuQ turns each dish into an explorable 3D asset behind a QR code, with optional recommendation logic for upsell paths.

Challenge

Guests hesitate on unfamiliar dishes; staff repeat the same explanations; multi-outlet brands cannot keep visual menus consistent across locations.

Solution

MenuQ ships as a Next.js + Three.js experience: scan QR → browse categories → inspect 3D dishes → order cues. Operators manage catalog content centrally; locations inherit or override menus.

Capabilities

  • QR entry with mobile-first 3D viewing
  • Dish catalog and category management
  • Optional AI recommendations
  • Multi-location menu inheritance
  • Analytics-ready event hooks

Outcomes

  • Guests explore dishes without downloading an app
  • Operators update menus without reprinting
  • Multi-outlet brands share a dish library with local variants
  • Recommendation hooks support higher-intent ordering

Use cases

Where MenuQ fits in production

Hospitality & Dining

Fine dining & lounge QR menus

Table-side 3D menus that showcase plating and signature dishes.

Hospitality & Dining

Hotel F&B multi-outlet

Shared dish libraries across restaurants, bars, and room service.

Hospitality & Dining

Franchise rollouts

Central catalog with per-location menus for multi-unit brands.

FAQ

Common questions about MenuQ

Do guests need to install an app for MenuQ?

No. Guests scan a QR code and open a mobile web experience. 3D dishes render in the browser.

Can MenuQ work across multiple outlets?

Yes. Shared dish libraries with per-location overrides are part of the multi-outlet and franchise pattern.

How is MenuQ different from a PDF menu link?

MenuQ is an interactive 3D product experience—not a static file. Guests inspect dishes spatially, and operators get a managed catalog instead of designer reprints.