QR code menus in Malta
The QR code menu built for Malta's tourist tables.
Photograph the printed menus you already use in Valletta, Sliema, St Julian's or Gozo. Qarta transcribes them, translates them into 10 languages and polishes every dish photo to your own room and light. EUR 39.90 per month, EUR 149 one-off setup with stickers and training.
- Maltese dish names kept as written
- No app for diners on roaming
- Live the same afternoon
Where we work
From Republic Street to the Gozo ferry
Valletta
Cruise-day walk-ins in five languages before noon. The menu opens in each guest's own phone language, so waiters stop translating at the table.
Sliema and Gżira
Promenade cafés with long all-day lists. Update prices from your phone instead of reprinting laminated cards.
St Julian's and Paceville
Beach clubs and late bars where photos sell the cocktail. Guests scan from the sunbed or the table and order faster.
Mdina, Marsaxlokk and Gozo
Day-trip destinations serving coaches of mixed nationalities. One QR sticker covers food, drinks and desserts.
Malta demos
Real Qarta menus from Maltese rooms
Open one on your phone and it switches to your language on its own.
Pricing in euro
One price, everything included
Plus a one-off EUR 149 setup fee covering your QR table stickers and staff training. No commission on orders, nothing for diners to pay.
- Unlimited dishes, sections and price updates
- 10 languages for Malta's tourist mix, kept in sync
- AI-polished dish photos graded to your own dining room
- AI table assistant answering diner questions from your menu only
- EU Regulation 1169/2011 allergen labelling on every dish
- Printed QR table stickers and staff training in the setup fee
Why Malta rooms choose it
Ten languages on one sticker
Italian, German, French and Arabic arrive at the same table in high season. Nobody waits for a translation.
Photos that match your room
Your plates, tables and light become the reference, so one phone photo per dish looks commissioned.
EU allergen labelling
All 14 allergens under Regulation 1169/2011, translated with the rest of the menu.
Nothing to download
Visitors on roaming data open the menu in the browser they already have.
Questions
Malta QR menu FAQ
- How much does a QR code menu cost in Malta?
- EUR 39.90 per month per venue, plus a one-off EUR 149 setup that includes your printed QR table stickers and staff training. No commission on orders and nothing for diners to pay.
- Which languages do Malta's tourists get?
- English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Arabic, Chinese and Japanese. The menu opens in the language the guest's phone already uses.
- Do I have to retype my Maltese menu?
- No. You photograph the printed food, drinks and dessert menus you already have and we transcribe every section, dish and price. Maltese dish names such as lampuki, bragioli or ftira stay exactly as written.
- Does it cover Maltese allergen rules?
- Yes. Malta applies EU Regulation 1169/2011, so all 14 allergens are labelled on every dish and translated with the rest of the menu.
- Can you set us up on the island?
- Setup is remote and takes an afternoon: photograph the menus, shoot dishes one by one, place the QR stickers we send. Most venues in Malta go live the same day.
- Do diners need to download anything?
- No app and no login. Scanning opens the menu in the browser already on their phone, which matters for visitors on roaming data.
Your Malta QR menu can be on the tables tonight
EUR 39.90 per month plus EUR 149 setup with stickers and training. Bring your printed menus and a phone.