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Make a sushi and Japanese restaurant menu

Rolls, sushi sets, ramen and starters in a clean menu page. Try the live sample in a minimal look, then make yours free.

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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Sushi & Japanese

Sushi, japanese

📞 Call📍 Directions💬 WhatsApp📷 Instagram

Starters

Edamame€5.00

Steamed, sea salt.

🌿 Vegan🌿 Gluten-free
Soy
Pork dumplings€8.00

Steamed, ginger soy dip.

Gluten, Soy, Sesame

Rolls

Sushi set (12 pcs)€24.00

Chef's selection of nigiri and maki.

Fish, Soy, Crustaceans
Salmon avocado roll€11.00

8 pieces.

Fish, Soy

Noodles & rice

Tonkotsu ramen€15.00

Pork broth, noodles, egg, nori, scallion.

Gluten, Soy, Egg

Drinks

Orange juice€4.00

Freshly squeezed.

🌿 Vegan🌿 Gluten-free
Craft beer€5.00

Local tap, 0.4 l.

🌿 Vegan
Gluten

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.

A sushi menu is read slowly and compared: pieces per roll, which fish, what is raw, what contains shellfish or soy. A clean, minimal page with the allergens in plain sight suits it better than a busy one, and it makes the sets and platters easy to compare.

What you get

Pieces and sets spelled out

Write '8 pieces' or 'chef's selection' in the description and guests can compare sets at a glance.

Fish and shellfish allergens

Tag fish, crustaceans, soy and sesame per dish, so the important warnings are never hidden.

A calm, minimal look

A light page with thin type, closer to the printed card of a sushi bar than to a fast-food menu.

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

  • Sushi bars

    Keep the daily fish list and the omakase prices current from your phone.

  • Ramen and izakaya

    Show the broth, toppings and extras and tag what contains pork or egg.

  • Delivery-only kitchens

    Print the code on the bag so repeat orders start from the page.

Questions

Can I show Japanese names too?

Yes. Add Japanese as a language and write the names there, or keep the romaji in the dish name.

Can I list daily specials?

Add a section for today's catch and edit it each morning.

How do I show raw or cooked?

Say it in the description and, if you want a filter, use a tag such as vegetarian for the cooked or plant-based items.

Does it work for omakase?

Yes, add the courses as dishes with no price and put the set price in the section title or a text block.

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