QR menu software built for restaurants in Saudi Arabia

Saudi dining rooms mix Arabic, English, families, and high peak hours. A useful QR menu has to respect language, currency, and how service actually runs — not a US diner template.

Arabic and English in the same service

Guests can open the menu in Arabic with RTL layout or in English. Staff tools follow the same bilingual intent so the ticket is not lost in translation.

The same Majlis Cafe guest menu in Arabic with RTL layout and language switcher
Live demonstration menu: Majlis Cafe on www.halaqr.com. Labelled as a demo, not a customer story.

Saudi Riyal in the product

Menu prices and workspace subscription amounts are handled in SAR. The public pricing page defaults to SAR, with a USD display toggle that does not change how you are billed.

Local restaurant and café workflows

Table QR codes, mixed dine-in parties, and station kitchens are the default mental model. The software is for owner-led venues and growing teams across the Kingdom and the wider GCC.

Personal data, described honestly

HalaQR processes personal data as described in the privacy policy, including PDPL-oriented rights handling for HalaQR’s own processing. This page is not a certification mark and does not claim NCA approval.

Start with a digital menu. Add ordering when you need it.

Create a free workspace, publish QR codes for your tables, and try the connected flow on a demonstration restaurant first.

Start free

Free plan available. No credit card required to begin.

Pricing

QR Menu System in Saudi Arabia | HalaQR