Industries
Restaurants and cafés
Visitors ask their phone where to eat right now. Show up with a menu they can read, prices they understand and a table they can book on WhatsApp.
What gets in the way
- •A PDF menu in Turkish only, with no way to tell what's halal, vegan or safe for allergies.
- •Tourists can't judge lira prices, so they walk on to a place that shows euros.
- •AI answers recommend the same few places, and you're not one of them.
- •Happy guests leave without reviewing; unhappy ones always do.
What tourists ask AI
- “Best café with outdoor seating in Şişli”
- “Where can I get a good Turkish breakfast near Şişli?”
- “Halal restaurant with an English menu in Şişli”
- “Vegan-friendly places to eat in Şişli, Istanbul”
- “Quiet café to work from in Şişli with wifi”
Questions
Will a QR menu replace my printed menu?
It works alongside it. Many guests still like paper, but visitors who don't read Turkish scan the code to see dishes in their language, filter by diet or allergy and check prices in their own currency. Your staff spend less time translating and more time serving.