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Make an Indian restaurant menu with spice levels

Curries, breads, biryani and starters with dietary tags and spice markers. Try the live Indian restaurant sample, then make yours and print the QR code.

Kind of place
Page layout
Guests read it in

Dish names and sections change with the language. In your account the AI translates your own menu in one click.

Make it your own menu

You can start free. Start from this sample, a photo or PDF of your printed menu, or just tell the chat your dishes.

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Indian

Indian, curry

📞 Call📍 Directions💬 WhatsApp📷 Instagram

Starters

Soup of the day£6.00

Made fresh every morning, served with bread.

Gluten, Celery
Hummus£6.00

Chickpeas, tahini, olive oil, warm pita.

🌿 Vegan
Sesame, Gluten

Curries

Butter chicken£15.00

Tandoori chicken in tomato-cream sauce.

🌿 Gluten-free
Milk, Nuts
Palak paneer£13.00

Spinach, paneer, garlic, spices.

🌿 Vegetarian🌿 Gluten-free
Milk

Breads

Garlic naan£3.50

Tandoor-baked flatbread.

🌿 Vegetarian
Gluten, Milk

Mains

Lamb biryani£17.00

Basmati rice, slow-cooked lamb, raita.

🌿 Gluten-free
Milk

Desserts

Ice cream (2 scoops)£4.00

Vanilla, chocolate or strawberry.

🌿 Vegetarian🌿 Gluten-free
Milk

Contact

📞 +00 000 000 000✉️ hello@example.com📍 1 Example Street, City🌐 example.com

Opening hours

Mon-Fri 11:00-23:00
Sat-Sun 10:00-00:00

Allergens

Please tell your server about any allergy. Allergen information is a guide and must be confirmed by the restaurant.

A live sample: scroll it, change the language, tap a category.

Open the full sample menu with its QR code to see it the way a guest does. New to QR menus? Read how to create a QR code menu, step by step.

Indian menus are long and guests ask the same three questions: what is vegetarian, how hot is it, and does it contain nuts. A dark, warm page that tags each dish and groups curries, breads and rice answers all three before the waiter arrives.

What you get

Vegetarian and spicy tags

Tag each dish vegetarian, vegan or spicy so guests can filter to what suits them.

Nuts and milk flagged

Cashew and cream sauces carry nut and milk allergens, shown in the guest's language.

Breads and rice as add-ons

Group them after the curries, so the order is curry, bread, rice.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Pick the kind of place and the look in the sample above: it changes as you click.

  2. Step 2

    Add your own dishes: type them, upload a photo or PDF of your printed menu, or just tell the chat.

  3. Step 3

    Publish, print the QR code and put it on the tables. Prices change any time; the code never does.

Who uses it

  • Curry houses

    Show spice levels and vegetarian options clearly, in several languages.

  • Tandoori and street food places

    Keep a short, photo-led menu with a grid layout.

  • Catering and takeaway

    Share one menu page and QR code for orders by phone.

Questions

Can I show spice levels?

Use the spicy tag, and add 'mild, medium or hot' to the description for the choice.

Can I mark halal or jain options?

Add them in the description or a text block, and tag vegetarian or vegan dishes for the filter.

Can I show thali and set menus?

Add each set as a dish with the price and list what is included.

Can I use Hindi names?

Write the names in the dish name field, or add a language for them.

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