Restaurant POS and free QR menu in Basra

Doing business in Basra

Basra is Iraq's port city on the Shatt al-Arab, and the centre of the country's oil industry. Summers are among the hottest anywhere, so much of the city's eating out and shopping happens after sunset, along the Corniche and in the newer districts.

Arabic is the main language. English is useful for oil and port company staff, and Persian for visitors from Iran.

What TU2 does for a restaurant in Basra

When daytime temperatures pass 50 degrees, a Basra restaurant can be quiet in the afternoon and full at ten at night. Timed menus show breakfast, lunch and dinner dishes only at their hours, and outside your serving hours the menu tells guests the kitchen is closed, so nobody orders a dish you have stopped making.

Fish and grill places get large groups late in the evening. Live table status on the floor plan shows which tables are empty, unpaid, partly paid or paid, so staff know where to seat the next family without walking the room.

Getting set up in Basra

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.