Restaurant POS and free QR menu in Erbil

Doing business in Erbil

Erbil is the capital of the Kurdistan Region and the city TU2 is built in. Around the citadel, in Ankawa and along the main ring roads you find restaurants, cafés, salons and shops that serve locals, families visiting from the rest of Iraq, and foreigners who live and work here.

Guests here speak Kurdish (Sorani), Arabic, English and often Turkish, and many businesses take both dinar and dollars. A menu or price list in one language leaves part of the room guessing.

What TU2 does for a restaurant in Erbil

In Erbil one table can be a Kurdish family, the next a group from Baghdad and the next a couple of foreign engineers. The free QR Code Menu lets you pick 4 menu languages out of 36, so most owners choose Kurdish, Arabic, English and Turkish. Dishes are translated automatically and you can fix any line yourself.

Cash still comes in two currencies. On the POS System the waiter screen records cash in IQD and in USD separately, so the drawer count at closing matches what was really taken. Summer evenings and weekends are when tables fill up; tickets that print by station keep the grill, the bar and the cold line from shouting orders across the kitchen.

Getting set up in Erbil

TU2 is based in Erbil. Sign up for the free QR Code Menu yourself in minutes. For the POS System we come to your venue, set up your tables, QR codes and kitchen tickets and show your staff, usually in one to two days, free.