The mynu alternative that also runs your till and kitchen
mynu puts a QR menu and table ordering on your tables. Menulisa does that too — in Kurdish, Arabic and English, priced in Iraqi dinar — then adds the POS, kitchen display and printing, so one system runs the whole restaurant in Erbil and across Kurdistan.
mynu is a QR menu and table-ordering platform you'll find on restaurant and café tables in Erbil. Guests scan, read the menu in their own language, order, split the bill and tip from their phone, and mynu also offers tablet menus and a reservation page. If a guest-facing menu is what you need, it does that job.
The question is whether a QR menu & ordering platform is all you need — or whether you'd rather run the menu, till, kitchen and back office on one system. That's where Menulisa fits.
cafés and restaurants that want a guest-facing QR menu with table ordering, and run their till and kitchen on another system.
full-service and quick-service venues that want one platform for the table, the kitchen and the back office — online and off.
Why restaurants choose Menulisa over mynu.
Your mynu menu comes with you
Send us the link to your mynu menu and our team imports it for you — sections, items, sizes, add-ons, photos and prices, with your English, Arabic and Kurdish names kept together. You check it over, then go live.
Menu, till and kitchen on one system
Orders from the table land on the POS and the kitchen display and print at the right station, with cash, split bills and shift reports in the same place — nothing re-keyed between a menu app and a separate till.
Keeps serving when the internet cuts out
Run the POS on the Menulisa desktop app and service, the kitchen display and cash payments keep working when the connection drops — other terminals join over the venue's own network — then everything syncs when it's back.
Menulisa vs mynu
| Capability | Menulisa | mynu |
|---|---|---|
| QR-code menu & ordering — no app, no login | Yes | Yes |
| Built-in POS & cashier | Yes | Not listed |
| Kitchen display (KDS) with per-station routing | Yes | Not listed |
| Keeps taking orders offline | Yes | Not listed |
| Arabic & Kurdish menus with full right-to-left | Yes | Yes |
| Split bills, tips & secure card payments | Yes | Yes |
| Network + USB receipt & ticket printing | Yes | Not listed |
| Multi-branch with per-branch menus & pricing | Yes | Varies |
| Inventory, food-cost, loyalty & reservations built in | Yes | Reservations |
| Free to start | Yes | Varies |
mynu column checked against mynu.app, its pricing page and a live mynu menu in Erbil, September 2026. “Not listed” means we couldn't find it on their public site — it may still be available, so ask them.
Comparison reflects Menulisa's capabilities and a fair, category-level view of each alternative based on publicly available information; product features and pricing change, so please verify current details on each provider's website. All product names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used here for identification and comparison only.
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Send us your mynu link
Share the link your guests scan today. Our team imports the menu — sections, items, sizes, add-ons, photos and your English, Arabic and Kurdish names.
Check it and print your QR codes
Review prices and photos in the menu builder, then print a QR code for every table and swap the stickers when you're ready.
Add the POS when you're ready
Start with the menu, then turn on the POS, kitchen display and printers — on the phones, tablets and computers you already have.
mynu vs Menulisa, answered.
Yes. Send us the link to your mynu menu and our team imports it for you — sections, items, sizes and add-ons, photos and prices, with the English, Arabic and Kurdish names kept together. You check it in the menu builder before guests see it.
Yes. Menus come in Kurdish (Sorani), Arabic and English with full right-to-left layout, and guests switch language in a tap. The dashboard and the POS are available in Kurdish, Arabic and English too.
Yes. Set your restaurant's currency to Iraqi dinar (IQD) and prices show in whole dinars — no decimals — on the menu, the POS and receipts.
With the Menulisa desktop app on a computer at the venue, the POS, kitchen display and cash payments keep working through an internet cut and sync when you're back online. A power cut is different: keep that computer and your router on a UPS or the generator so the system stays up. The guest QR menu is hosted online, so guests can still open it on their mobile data.
The Free plan is a QR menu with up to 20 items — free forever, no card needed. The POS, kitchen display and back office are on paid plans, each with a 14-day free trial; see the pricing page. It runs on the phones, tablets and computers you already have and prints to common network and USB receipt printers.
Ready to switch from mynu?
Spin up a digital menu in minutes and see the difference. Start free — no card required.