Restaurant POS and free QR menu in Najaf

Doing business in Najaf

Najaf is home to the shrine of Imam Ali and receives pilgrims from across Iraq and the world all year. The streets around the shrine are lined with restaurants, hotels and shops that serve visitors who often do not speak Arabic.

Pilgrims come from Iran, Pakistan, India, Azerbaijan, Lebanon and the Gulf. TU2 menus can show Persian, Urdu, Hindi and Azerbaijani as well as Arabic and English.

What TU2 does for a restaurant in Najaf

A pilgrim from Iran or Pakistan will not ask the waiter to translate a menu, they will walk to the next place. Pick the 4 languages your visitors actually speak, for example Arabic, Persian, Urdu and English, and they read your dishes with photos in their own language.

Near the shrine most orders are quick and many are takeaway. The POS System takes orders with no table at all, prints them for the right station, and the cash shift records IQD and USD separately, which helps when visitors pay in dollars.

Getting set up in Najaf

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.