Restaurant POS and free QR menu in Baghdad

Doing business in Baghdad

Baghdad is Iraq's capital and its biggest market. The Tigris splits the city into Karkh and Rusafa, and busy districts like Karrada, Mansour and Zayouna are full of restaurants, cafés, salons and shops competing for the same customers.

Most customers read Arabic first. English helps with younger customers, embassies and international staff, and Persian and Urdu help with visitors passing through on their way to the holy cities.

What TU2 does for a restaurant in Baghdad

Baghdad restaurants often serve big family groups and long evening meals, from masgouf places along the river to cafés that stay busy late. The POS System lets waiters merge tables, move an order to another table and split the bill so each person pays their share, all from a phone.

Many Baghdad venues also do a lot of takeaway. Orders can be taken for a table, an open tab, or with no table at all, and they still go to the kitchen printer for the right station. In Ramadan, timed menus switch the dishes on and off by themselves for iftar and suhoor.

Getting set up in Baghdad

You can sign up for the free QR Code Menu yourself in minutes, from anywhere. For the POS System we set it up with you remotely from Erbil: tables, QR codes and kitchen tickets, and a walk-through for your staff, free. You use the phones and tablets you already have.