Multilingual
Make tourist-facing menus easier
Thai, English, Russian, and Chinese support helps guests understand dishes before they call staff over.
QR menu for hotel restaurants
A hotel restaurant QR menu guests can read before asking staff.
Use one mobile-first QR menu for breakfast rooms, lobby dining, poolside tables, and international guests who need clear names, photos, item numbers, and translations.
iMango
Built for hotel dining that still runs through staff.
iMango fits hotel restaurants that need clear guest communication first: multilingual menus, readable item cards, item numbers, and optional table QR ordering without forcing a payment workflow.
Breakfast flow
Keep time-bound menus clear
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner content can be organized so guests scan into the menu you want them to see.
Hotel billing
Keep payment outside the QR menu
Guests can browse or order from table QR when enabled while billing remains with the hotel team.
Guest clarity
Help international guests understand the menu faster.
Hotel restaurant guests often arrive with different languages, room contexts, and expectations. A mobile-first QR menu gives them photos, descriptions, prices, and item numbers before staff needs to explain every dish.
- Localize menu names, category names, item names, and descriptions.
- Use item numbers as a shared fallback between guests and staff.
- Show photos and prices in a layout designed for phones, not PDFs.
Service windows
Handle breakfast and all-day dining without QR churn.
Hotel dining changes by service window. iMango keeps menu content editable from the admin workspace so the restaurant can update breakfast items, seasonal dishes, and unavailable options without reprinting table cards.
- Update names, descriptions, prices, photos, and availability.
- Keep the public QR destination stable while menu content changes.
- Organize food and drinks into scannable guest-facing categories.
Service control
Use ordering only where the hotel operation is ready.
Some hotel restaurants want browse-only QR menus, while others want table QR ordering. iMango keeps those flows separate so the hotel can choose what fits the service model.
- Main restaurant QR links stay browse-only.
- Table QR links can enable cart, order submit, additions, and ready-to-pay signals.
- Payment and room-charge handling stay outside iMango.
A hotel-friendly path from printed menu to QR menu.
1
Prepare the guest menu
Add the hotel restaurant menu manually or upload paper-menu photos to prepare an editable draft.
2
Localize and organize
Review translations, photos, item numbers, prices, and availability for each service window.
3
Place QR codes where guests need them
Print QR codes for guest touchpoints and keep billing or room-charge handling with staff.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can a hotel restaurant use iMango without online payment?+
Yes. iMango can work as a guest-facing QR menu while billing, room charges, and payment stay with the hotel or restaurant team.
Can guests switch menu language?+
Yes. Restaurants can enable Thai, English, Russian, and Chinese for public menus, then guests can switch to the languages the restaurant has enabled.
Can breakfast and dinner menus be handled separately?+
Yes. A restaurant can manage menu content, categories, items, availability, and active menus from the admin workspace, then keep guest-facing QR links stable.
Make every hotel dining moment easier to understand.
Give hotel guests a clear breakfast, poolside, and room-adjacent menu experience without turning your restaurant flow into an app project.