QR code menus in Valletta
The QR code menu for Valletta's cruise-day tables.
Photograph the printed menus you already use on Republic Street, Merchants Street or the waterfront. Qarta transcribes them, translates them into 10 languages and polishes every dish photo to your own room. EUR 39.90 per month, EUR 149 one-off setup with stickers and training.
- Maltese dish names kept as written
- No app for cruise guests on roaming
- Live the same afternoon
On the ground
Written for the capital's rooms
Grand Harbour waterfront
Terminal crowds land in waves. One QR sticker per table serves every nationality at once, so service keeps moving between sittings.
Republic and Merchants Street
Narrow terraces with no room for a menu board. Guests scan, browse photos, and decide before you reach the table.
Strait Street bars
Cocktail and small-plates lists change often. Update a price from your phone instead of reprinting cards.
Upper Barrakka and St George's Square
Heavy footfall from day-trippers. Photos graded to your own light make the terrace look like the shoot you never paid for.
Live demos
Real Qarta menus from Valletta 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
Valletta QR menu FAQ
- Does it help on cruise-ship days?
- That is the point. Guests off the Grand Harbour terminal arrive in Italian, German, French and Spanish within the same hour, and each phone opens the menu in its own language without a waiter translating.
- Can I keep my Maltese dish names?
- Yes. Lampuki pie, bragioli, ftira and gbejniet stay exactly as you write them; only the description around them is translated.
- We have three printed menus. Is that a problem?
- No. Photograph the food, drinks and dessert menus and all three are transcribed into one QR code, with sections kept in your order.
- What does it cost?
- EUR 39.90 per month per venue plus a one-off EUR 149 setup that includes printed QR table stickers and staff training.
- How fast can a Valletta restaurant go live?
- Usually the same afternoon: photograph the menus, shoot each dish once, place the stickers on the tables.
Your Valletta 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.