Menus people order from.

Menubora is a menu studio in London. We design your menu, put it in your guests’ languages and keep every copy right: on the table, behind the QR code and online.

See our menus How it works

Taking our first restaurants in 2027.

Eight house styles.

A menu should look like the room it sits in. Each style fits your menu, whether it has ten dishes or sixty, in your colours and your languages. The restaurants here are invented. See one menu in every style

Poster Bold type and round plates for a busy counter. Prices you can read from the queue.

Classic A dinner card set in type alone, framed in gold, for a room that wants quiet.

Grid Every dish in its own box, in two languages, with our drawings where there is no photograph.

Night Dark paper and warm photographs for a room that opens late.

Takeaway A long menu on one page, numbered for ordering at the counter or on the phone.

Riso Two inks that overlap, like a printed zine. For cafés, bakeries and brunch.

Tavern A Victorian bill of fare, photographs in arched windows. For pubs and grills.

Minimal One typeface and a lot of air, for a menu that changes every day.

What’s on our menu.

Everything starts from one copy of your menu. Every version below is made from it, so they never disagree.

A social clip, made from one photograph of the dish.

Menu designprint, PDF, web
A layout that fits your room, your prices and the way your guests order.
Motion menubehind the QR code
Your menu on your guests’ phones: every dish explained in their language, with ingredients, allergens and photographs that move.
Translation8 languages and more
Written and checked, never machine-pasted. Dish names stay the way you write them.
Photography and drawingsevery dish
The plates that sell, shot in your own light, and hand-drawn dishes for the rest.
Social clipsready to post
Short vertical clips of your dishes from the same shoot, for Instagram and TikTok.
Printingwipe-clean
Matte, water-resistant card. Pages you can swap when the menu changes.

How it works.

Send us your menu
A photo, a PDF or a list. We take it from there.
Choose a direction
We design two directions in your style and you pick one.
Check every line
You approve dishes, prices and allergens. Translations are checked before anything prints.
Print and publish
Table menus, QR menu, website and search listings go out together.
Change it any time
New price or new dish: one edit, and every copy follows.

A menu that explains itself.

Visitors often can’t tell what a dish is, so they order what they already know. Guests scan the QR code on your table and see the menu on their phone, in their language:

what each dish is, and how to eat it
ingredients and allergens, from your recipes
help choosing: first-timer picks, not spicy, vegetarian
an order list they show your staff, in English
dish photographs that move

This phone is a live sample. Tap a dish or a language, or open it full screen.

Price with your street in view.

We keep a map of London menus: what places near you charge for the dishes you sell. Useful before you set a price.

Open the menu map

Menus people order from.

Eight house styles.

What’s on our menu.

How it works.

Send us your menu

Choose a direction

Check every line

Print and publish

Change it any time

A menu that explains itself.

Price with your street in view.