Mutfaaq

Mutfaaq for hotels

One multilingual menu platform across your hotel

Give international guests a clear menu in every outlet—from breakfast and the lobby bar to the pool, restaurant, and room service.

View a live menu
Built for hotels and resorts
  • Detect the guest’s phone language and translate every menu automatically.
  • Let travelers view prices in a familiar local currency.
  • Manage restaurant, bar, pool, breakfast, and room-service menus together.
  • Use location-specific QR codes for rooms, tables, and hotel spaces.

Every hotel outlet serves a different guest moment

The breakfast room, pool, lobby bar, restaurant, and guest room need different menus, schedules, languages, and ordering contexts.

Guests arrive from everywhere

A menu that is clear to one traveler may be difficult for another. Maintaining separate translated files creates inconsistent versions.

Menus belong to locations

A room-service menu should not behave like a pool menu, and a lobby code should not send guests through the restaurant flow.

Schedules overlap

Breakfast, all-day dining, evening service, and late-night options appear at different times across several outlets.

A consistent guest experience without identical menus

Manage every outlet centrally while keeping its menu, availability, QR codes, and guest journey specific to its location.

1

Automatic language detection

The menu opens in the language associated with the guest’s phone and stays translated as source content changes.

2

Familiar currency display

International guests can view reference prices in their everyday currency while the hotel keeps its base currency unchanged.

3

Multiple outlets, one account

Control restaurant, café, bar, pool, event, and room-service menus without combining them into one confusing list.

4

A QR code for each context

Place codes in rooms, beside the pool, on tables, or in shared spaces and connect each one to the appropriate menu and location.

Build around the hotel, not one generic menu

We map each outlet, menu, schedule, and guest context before preparing the digital structure for review.

  1. 01

    List outlets and menus

    Share the menus for restaurants, bars, cafés, pool service, events, and rooms in any existing format.

  2. 02

    Define each guest journey

    Choose which menu, location, schedule, language, and ordering experience belongs to every QR code.

  3. 03

    Manage centrally

    Update source content once while translations, availability, and outlet-specific menus stay coordinated.

Hotel digital menu questions

More questions? Visit our Help Center.

Can each hotel outlet have a separate menu?
Yes. Restaurants, bars, cafés, pools, events, and room service can have distinct menus and QR codes while remaining manageable from the same account.
Do guests need to select their language manually?
The menu can detect the language of the guest’s phone automatically, so the relevant language appears from the first visit.
Can room and pool QR codes open different experiences?
Yes. Codes can be associated with the appropriate location and menu, so a room, pool area, restaurant table, or lobby does not need to share one generic flow.

Ready to connect every hotel outlet?

Show us your outlets and existing menus. We will demonstrate how one platform can deliver the right menu in the right language and location.