QR digital menus for restaurants in Saudi Arabia

A food list the guest opens on their phone after scanning a table QR. Default layout is photo cards; the guest can switch to a compact paper-style list. Arabic and English, sections, price and sale, sold out, labels such as signature and popular, and an optional dish video. It is not a photographed PDF, and it is not an ordering page.

The printed URL is https://menu.repma.io plus your branch slug. After cancel, the same URL stays up with a paused message. During the trial guests see the full menu; Google does not index a trial menu until the subscription is paid.

Most barcode makers start from a blank page: you retype every dish from paper. Repma is different because Google Business Profile is already connected so Badr can publish replies. That same connection reads the location’s foodMenus, so the dishes are in the editor before you print a QR.

You tap instant import from Google. The draft lands with sections, Arabic and English names, descriptions, prices if the profile has them, size options, and allergen marks Google stored. That is not a guest publish. You confirm price and photo, then publish to menu.repma.io.

If Google has no food menu, or the list is thin: photograph the paper pages. That also becomes a draft, then the same confirmation. In every path the owner is the source of the price before a guest sees it.

1. Create a Repma account, save a Saudi mobile number, and connect a food or drink Google Business Profile (the same connect that runs Badr)
2. From that connect, pull the Google food menu as a draft. If the list is empty, photograph the paper pages so Repma drafts sections and dishes
3. Check Arabic and English names, prices, photos, sections, sold out, and allergen marks. No price means hidden from guests
4. Publish, download the QR, and print it for the table. The menu.repma.io link stays put when you edit
5. Guests scan and order with staff as usual. The menu footer can open a Google Maps review. Badr replies to the new review

• Photo cards of equal height, with signature and popular dishes on a full row
• Search across dishes and sections, plus a section rail that stays while scrolling
• A dish sheet: gallery, price and sale, sold-out without alarm red, and often-ordered-with
• Up to four allergen icons on the card; calories inside the dish sheet if the owner entered them
• Arabic and English from a language icon, with no app to install

• A draft from the Google profile food menu after connect, or from paper photos, then price confirmation before publish: no price means hidden from guests
• One catalog shared across food branches, with per-location QR and sold-out
• Your photos and video, compressed in the browser before upload
• Included in Repma from 119 SAR per location per month, not a second design invoice
• After the meal: Badr replies to Google Maps reviews in Saudi White Dialect; posts after enable are a third job

• It starts from your Google profile data, not a blank design you retype dish by dish
• Hospitality layout: equal-height photo cards, plus a compact paper-style list if the guest wants it
• Arabic and English from a language icon, with no app to install
• One catalog for food branches, with a QR and sold-out per location
• Search, sold out, sale price, labels, optional dish video, and often-ordered-with
• Up to four allergen icons on the card; calories inside the dish sheet if the owner entered them
• The menu footer can open a Google Maps review, and Badr replies in Saudi White Dialect
• Included from 119 SAR per location: not a second design fee and not a cashier

The owner picks from eight regulated marks: milk, wheat, sesame, egg, soy, tree nuts, peanut, mustard. The same icon shows for the guest. Calories are a number the owner enters; guests see them inside the dish sheet, not on the card. Repma does not issue an SFDA certificate and does not invent a legal calorie figure with AI.

The menu is display at the table. No cart, payment, ZATCA invoice, WhatsApp ordering, or POS. This release does not push the list to Google Maps automatically. We do not promise extra sales or a map rank. The menu is for food and drink locations (restaurant, café, bakery, food truck, and similar). Google Maps review replies still work for any connected location.