Every dish deserves an entrance.
Menyio turns your dish photos into short vertical films. Guests scan the table and your menu plays in their hand, with every dish looking exactly as it’s plated. No app. No shoot.
Your menu, finally moving.
Built from the photos you already have. No crew, no shoot day, no closing the dining room. Guests open it straight from the table.
Nothing goes live without you.
Every reel waits for your approval in the studio. Don’t love one? Ask for a new version.
Steam AlleyGuests scroll everything else.
Then they get a list.
All evening your guests swipe through food that moves. Then they sit down to a laminated card of names and prices and try to imagine dinner. Menyio hands them the dish instead.
Steam Alley- 01A list asks guests to imagine the plate. A reel shows them the one you actually serve.
- 02Every dish moves, so the quiet ones get noticed too, not just the first line on the card.
- 03Same QR on every table. Opens in the browser. No app, no download.
LIVE£6.50 · Bao
Reel pending approval£13.95 · Bowls
Reel in production£6.00 · Bao
You get
the final cut.
- 01Upload the photos you already have, from your phone or your last shoot.
- 02We turn each into a short vertical reel of your actual dish.
- 03Nothing goes live until you tap approve. Don’t love it? Ask for a new version.
Point your camera.
The menu begins.
One scan.
Lights down.
- 01The QR sits on the table tent. No app, no account.
- 02Your menu opens in the browser, every dish already playing.
- 03Guests heart what they want and show the list to their server.
Less than
a single shoot.
Both plans include the QR menu, unlimited scans and approval of every reel. Pay yearly and get two months free.
Up to 10 dish videos. For a tight, focused menu.
Up to 20 dish videos. For full menus, drinks and specials.
For twelve months (£328/yr Starter, £664/yr Pro), plus a table QR kit posted to you. Go yearly by the end of your pilot.
Put your menu
in motion.
We set everything up remotely and email you a QR pack to print. You approve every reel before a single guest sees it.