Every guest readsin their own language.
A guest from abroad points at something and hopes for the best. With a multilingual menu, they can read what's in it themselves. MenuStudio shows the menu in the language their phone is set to, as long as you've switched it on. You translate with one button or by hand, and you can mix both.
Free plan with no credit card, no end date. No minimum term.
The same menu, in German
The guest from Hamburg sees the menu in German, the person at the next table in English. From the same QR code, with the same prices.
Hokkaido, Ingwer, Kürbiskernöl.
VeganMit Bauernbrot.
Vom Schwein, mit Preiselbeeren.
Frisch vom Markt, mit Kräutern.
VeganMit Vanillesoße.
Frag uns, was es heute gibt.
MenuStudio
16 languages
German, English, Turkish, Arabic, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Russian, Dutch, Ukrainian, Romanian, Greek, Croatian, Persian and Albanian.
The right language automatically
The menu opens in the phone's language if you've switched it on, otherwise in your main language. Guests switch with one tap at the top, and the menu remembers their choice.
Translate a menu with one button
All categories and dishes of a menu into one language at once, using AI. Mino does the same when you write: translate the drinks menu into Arabic.
Fine-tune by hand
No machine always gets proper names and house specialities right. You can edit any text on the dish yourself, in every language.
The buttons speak the language too
Not just your dishes: the menu's fixed texts, like search, basket or opening hours, appear in the guest's language too. Arabic and Persian run right to left.
From Pro
Gratis and Starter have one language. Pro has up to three, Business unlimited. One-button translation uses points from the monthly credit included in Pro and Business.
How to get there
Switch on languages
In the menu settings, choose the languages your guests speak.
Translate
Translate the whole menu with one button, or enter individual texts by hand.
Done
From now on, every guest sees the menu in their language, from the same QR code. You don't reprint anything.
One sentence, one more language
No need to hunt for a setting. Tell Mino which menu should go into which language.
„Translate the menu into English.“
Mino only uses what you’ve entered yourself. He never makes up prices, and your menu only goes live once you approve it.
Your new menuMenu
Draft ready- Pumpkin soup€6.50
- Schnitzel with fries€15.90
- Apple strudel€5.50
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a separate menu for each language?
No. It's the same menu with the same prices; only the texts exist several times. If a price changes, it changes in every language.
How good is the one-button translation?
Good for descriptions, not always for proper names and house specialities. That's why you can fine-tune every text by hand. If you've already translated texts by hand and then press the button, those texts get overwritten; Mino tells you beforehand.
Which language does the guest see first?
Their phone's language, if you've switched it on. Otherwise your main language. They can switch at the top of the menu at any time.
Why 16 and not more?
For each of these languages, the menu's fixed texts exist too: buttons, search and notices. Offering a language where the buttons stay in German would only be half done.
Multilingual, bilingual or translated: it means a menu that guests who don't speak German can read too.
Goes well with
Try it with your own menu.
The Gratis plan costs nothing, with no credit card and no end date. If it works for you, photos and your own design start at 9,90 € a month.