We're on a mission to digitize Bangladesh's restaurants
DMenu is a simple, affordable way for local restaurants to replace paper menus and handwritten KOTs with QR-code ordering and a live kitchen display — built by a team that eats at these places too.
From paper menus to a kitchen that just works
DMenu began with a simple frustration: a waiter juggling a paper menu, a torn order pad and a crowded kitchen during Friday lunch. Orders got lost, bills took too long, and going digital meant expensive hardware and a system nobody understood.
So we built the opposite. A guest scans a QR code, orders in seconds, and the kitchen sees it instantly on a screen — no printing, no manual KOT, no learning curve. It's affordable enough for a corner café and reliable enough for a busy Dhaka branch, because it's designed for the way restaurants actually work here.
The values behind every feature
We're not chasing the most features. We're chasing the ones that make a restaurant calmer, faster and more profitable.
Built for Bangladesh
From Bangla menu text to mobile-first ordering in low-bandwidth areas, DMenu is shaped around how restaurants here really run — not a copy of a foreign app.
Affordable
A full digital setup shouldn't cost a month of rent. Our pricing stays within reach of the small tea stall and the busy city kitchen alike.
Simple
If it takes a training course, it's too complex. Waiters, managers and owners pick DMenu up in minutes — QR code in, orders out.
Restaurant-first
Every feature starts with the floor: fewer mistakes, faster KOT, happier guests. We build for the people serving food, not for dashboards.
Illustrative figures — a snapshot of the restaurants and guests we serve.
Get in touch
Questions, demos or just want to say hello? We'd love to hear from restaurant owners across Bangladesh.