Services · Website development · QR menu websites
Codeeo handles QR menu website development in Saudi Arabia for restaurant chains, café brands, franchisees, hotel groups and companies that sell digital menus to other venues. Every code on every table opens an Arabic first web menu, and the same content powers your national restaurant website: brand pages, city and branch pages, nutrition information and enquiry routes. One central source of menu data keeps Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Abha in step while each branch still shows what its own kitchen serves.
A national menu site has to satisfy regulators, search engines and guests at the same time. We plan for SFDA menu rules, the Personal Data Protection Law and NCA security guidance from the first workshop.
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Platform capabilities
Running menus across the Kingdom is a data problem before it is a design problem. A chain may have a core menu agreed at head office, regional dishes in the Eastern Province or the south, different opening hours in summer and Ramadan, branches in malls, airports and on highways, and franchise partners who need some freedom but not too much. Each branch needs a menu that opens quickly when scanned and a page that appears when someone in that city searches for the brand.
The capabilities below are the foundation of the national builds we deliver. Larger groups usually need all of them; a growing brand with branches in two cities might start with five and add the rest as it expands. Everything is set up so a new city can be added by your team, not by a fresh development project. Where a brand already has a corporate website, the menu platform can feed it rather than replace it, so marketing keeps its existing pages and gains live menus underneath.
One master menu with inheritance: a dish defined once can be switched on by region, city or branch, with local names or prices where your policy allows. Regional specialities live alongside the national core, and changes at head office reach every branch at once.
One source of truth for every table in the Kingdom.
A structured store for calories, caffeine, salt markers and allergens per dish and per portion, displayed in the format SFDA rules expect for digital menus. Values come from your nutrition analysis and are versioned, so you can show which data applied on a given date.
Nutrition details stay consistent and auditable across all branches.
Every QR code in circulation, on tables, packaging, drive through boards and billboards, is listed with its branch, purpose and current destination. Codes can be redirected, retired or reassigned in bulk when menus, branches or campaigns change.
Thousands of printed codes managed from one screen.
Layouts are designed in Arabic first and mirrored properly for English, with typography that reads well on small screens. Dish names can carry regional Arabic variants, which also matter for how people search in different parts of the Kingdom.
A menu that feels native to Saudi guests, not translated.
Generated pages for every city and branch, with hours, location, facilities and local dishes, linked to your Google Business Profile listings. Templates keep them consistent while unique details stop them reading as copies.
Each branch can be found by people searching in its own city.
Head office, regional managers, franchise partners and branch staff each get rights that match their role. Price and structure changes go through approval; availability toggles are instant. Every change is logged with user, time and branch.
Franchise freedom without loss of brand control.
Consent banners, privacy notices in Arabic and English, data minimisation on every form and a record of what personal data is collected and where it is stored, prepared with the Personal Data Protection Law and SDAIA guidance in mind.
Guest data handled in a way your legal team can defend.
Hardened hosting, single sign on for staff, regular backups, monitoring and a documented response plan, with controls mapped to NCA Essential Cybersecurity Controls where your organisation or its clients require it. Hosting location is chosen with you, including options inside the Kingdom.
A menu platform that passes a corporate security review.
Dashboards showing scans by branch and city, most viewed dishes, language use and enquiry volumes, so marketing and operations can compare regions and spot menus that need attention.
Decisions about menus based on real guest behaviour.
For companies selling digital menus to restaurants, the same platform can host many independent venues, each with its own domain or subdomain, branding, editor accounts and data separation, with a central console for your support team.
A menu product you can sell, not just a single site.
Who this is for
National menu websites serve very different owners. Some run their own branches, some manage franchises for a foreign brand, some operate food halls with dozens of tenants, and some sell menu software to other restaurants. The data model, roles and hosting change with each, and so does the QR menu website design in Saudi Arabia that suits them. These are the four groups we work with most.
A homegrown brand opening in Dammam, Khobar, Madinah or Abha needs its menu site to grow with it. We set up regional rules, city pages and a branch template that operations can copy when a new site opens, so the website is ready the day the doors open rather than weeks later. Regional dishes, such as those popular in the Eastern Province or the south, are handled through rules rather than separate menus, so the core stays consistent.
New branches go live on the website with the opening, not after it.
Franchise holders must follow the brand's global guidelines while meeting Saudi requirements, including Arabic first content and SFDA nutrition details. We build sites that respect the franchisor's design system, add the local layers the Kingdom requires and keep an approval trail the brand owner can review. Local promotions for Saudi National Day or Ramadan can be scheduled without touching the global templates.
Global brand standards with Saudi compliance built in.
Operators with many food tenants want a shared directory where guests browse every kitchen, while each tenant controls its own menu. We build a hall level site with tenant accounts, shared codes at communal seating and per tenant analytics the operator can share in leasing conversations. Tenants who leave are removed cleanly, and their codes are pointed back to the directory.
One directory, many independent menus.
Saudi startups and agencies selling digital menus to restaurants need a dependable multi tenant web platform behind their product. We build the menu engine, tenant onboarding, branding controls and admin console, and can act as the QR menu web development company behind your own brand. Onboarding a new restaurant becomes a guided task for your support team rather than a developer request.
Your product, your brand, our engineering.
Working with Codeeo
Codeeo has a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. National projects are run from Riyadh, where workshops can take place in person; teams in Jeddah, the Eastern Province and other regions join by video call. A single project lead coordinates design, engineering and content, and we work with your operations, marketing, IT and legal teams so the platform is accepted by all of them. Decisions are recorded after each workshop, and every phase ends with a review before the next region begins.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Custom QR menu website development in Saudi Arabia usually pairs a headless CMS with a Next.js front end, served through a content delivery network. We integrate with your point of sale, CRM or ERP where needed, and document hosting, backups and security controls for your IT team.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
It runs in phases: a pilot city or brand first, then planned waves across the Kingdom.
The timeline depends on the number of brands, branches and languages, the state of your nutrition data and how many teams must approve the design. The pilot takes the most effort because it sets the data model, templates and workflows. Later cities move faster because they reuse everything. We agree the phases and dates in writing after discovery and adjust the rollout to your opening calendar. Collecting reliable nutrition values for every dish is often the longest task, so we start that work early, in parallel with design.
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