Restaurant Hub

Restaurant menu translation that keeps up with your kitchen

The English menu is always one season behind the local one, and the German one two. Keep one menu with every language attached, and a new dish reaches every guest in their own language on the same day.

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Restaurant menu translation that keeps up with your kitchen

What separate translated menus cost you

Read every AI translation before you save it, above all dish names you want to keep in your own language. You decide what each guest reads.

A new dish
separate cards: translate, lay out and reprint every language; Restaurant Hub: one dish, translations attached
A price change
separate cards: correct every edition; Restaurant Hub: change it once for all languages
A new guest market
switch on one more language and translate the menu with one click per dish or category
Allergen legend
names per language are part of each allergen, not a separate translated sheet

Restaurant menu translation usually goes wrong after the first version, not during it. Someone translates the menu once for the summer, then the chef adds a dish, the soup changes, a price goes up, and the English, German and French cards drift apart from the original until they describe a menu that no longer exists. Restaurant Hub keeps every language on the dish itself. Each category, dish, daily offer and promotion has its name and description in your main language and in every extra language you switch on, so there is only one menu to keep, with the translations attached. How the languages work in the app is on the multilingual menu page. A tour group from Munich, a family from Lyon and a couple from Manchester all read the same dishes, the same prices and the same allergen codes, each in their own language. Guests open your QR menu, tap a flag in the footer and read everything in their language, including the allergen legend.

Translating is quick. AI translation comes with the Professional plan; on Starter you type the translations yourself. One click on a dish or category fills its name and description in all active languages, and you can read and correct every line before it goes out. Sizes, allergen names and dining areas have their own names per language too, so a guest never meets a stray word in your local language. If your website should show the translated menu as well, the menu widget shows it in the language you set for each page.

What you get

  • Restaurant menu translation in one click

    Press Translate to all languages on a dish, a category, a daily offer or a promotion, and its name and description are filled in every active language. Part of Professional.

  • 15 extra languages with flags

    Choose your main language and switch on the extra languages your guests speak. Each one shows as a flag in the menu footer, so nobody has to find a language menu.

  • Allergens in the guest's language

    The 14 allergens and 13 additives have names per language. The codes after each dish stay the same, and the legend below explains them in the language the guest picked.

  • One change, every language

    Change a price, mark a dish sold out or take it off, and every language version shows it at once, because they are all the same dish.

  • Prices in a second currency

    Add currencies such as euro and Swiss franc and give each dish a price per currency. There is no automatic conversion, so every price is the one you chose.

  • Printed menus per language

    In the Enterprise plan, pick the language and currency for each printable menu and keep an English, a German and a local PDF ready to reprint.

See your menu in English before the next tour bus

Open Restaurant Hub, switch on English and two more languages, translate your first category and scan your own QR code. Tap the flags and read it as your guests will.

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How to get started

  1. Switch on your guests' languages

    In the language settings, turn on translation and pick the extra languages you need. Each one appears as a flag on the guest menu.

  2. Translate categories and dishes

    Open a category or dish and use Translate to all languages, or type the translations yourself. Check the names of local specialties and keep the ones that should stay as they are.

  3. Name sizes and allergens

    Give sizes, allergens, additives and dining areas their names in each language, so every word your guests see is in their language.

  4. Read it as a guest

    Scan your QR code, tap through the flags and check each language once. From now on, every change you make reaches all of them together.

Pricing

Restaurant Hub starts at a fixed monthly price (see pricing) for the whole restaurant workspace. Extra menu languages, currencies, allergens and the QR menu are in every plan, so you can type your translations yourself from day one.

One-click AI translation, daily offers and promotions come with Professional; the printable menu per language with Enterprise.

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Is it the right fit?

A good fit if

  • Restaurants in tourist areas with guests from several countries every day
  • Hotel restaurants and terraces that serve international guests
  • Restaurants near a border that show prices in a second currency
  • Owners tired of keeping separate English, German and French cards

Not the right fit if

  • Restaurants that want different prices for each language; prices are set per currency
  • Owners who want every line signed off by a professional translator; the AI fills the text and you check it
  • Restaurants that want an AI assistant to answer allergy questions in other languages
  • Restaurants that want prices converted automatically into each guest's currency; you set every currency price yourself

Frequently asked questions

How does restaurant menu translation work in Restaurant Hub?

Every dish, category, daily offer and promotion holds its text in your main language and in each extra language you switch on. Fill them with one click using AI translation, or type them yourself, and guests pick their language with a flag.

How many languages can my menu have?

Your main language plus up to 15 extra languages, each shown as a flag in the footer of the guest menu.

Do I have to translate again when I change a dish?

Only the part you changed. Prices, availability and allergens are shared by all languages, so a new price shows everywhere at once; a new description gets translated with one click.

Can I show different prices for tourists?

No. Prices are set per currency, not per language. You can add a second currency, for example Swiss francs next to euros, with a price you choose for each dish.

Is AI translation included in every plan?

Extra languages are in every plan and you can type translations yourself. One-click AI translation comes with the Professional plan and above.

What do tourists see when they scan the code?

The menu opens in your main language with a row of flags in the footer. One tap switches categories, dish names, descriptions and the allergen legend to their language, and prices show in the format of that language.

Can I keep a local dish name untranslated?

Yes. After the AI fills a language, edit the field and keep the original name, for example a regional specialty, with a short description in the guest's language.

Does the translated menu also appear on our website?

Yes. The menu widget from the free Widget Creator shows your menu on your site, and each embed can be set to its own language, so your English page shows the English menu.

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