How are frequent price changes handled?
With a monthly care contract, menu names, price text and photos are updated within the agreed scope. The number of changes per month is set in the contract.
LOCALMATE · Guides & FAQ · 2026-10-24
One Link for Your Restaurant Menu: A Mobile Menu Page Instead of Photos
When customers ask for the menu, do you send several photos of it in chat? Photos are hard to read and must be retaken whenever prices change. A page with your menu, prices, hours and map answers with one link.
Why a link works better than photos
- The menu and prices are readable on a phone without zooming.
- When a price changes you edit one place, and old photos stop circulating.
- The same link works in WhatsApp, Messenger, KakaoTalk and your Instagram profile.
- Google Maps and search can point to the same page.
Organizing the menu and prices
Group dishes into categories such as mains, sides and drinks, and show names in English and Korean if you serve both. Note in one line whether tax and service charge are included. Spice level, portion size and sold-out or seasonal labels prevent questions before ordering. A few signature dish photos are enough.
Hours and location
List opening hours by day, break time, last order and closed days. A Google Maps link plus nearby landmarks and parking information helps first-time guests. If you take delivery orders or reservation inquiries, add those as buttons on the same page.
Connecting it to Google Maps
Once the menu page exists, add its address to the website field of your Google Business Profile. Restaurant profiles may also show a field for a menu link. People who find you on the map then see the same menu and prices.
After launch
A menu page matters more after launch day than on it. Decide who updates price changes, new dishes and temporary closures, and update your Google Business Profile and social profiles on the same day. If old menu photos are still in group chats, a single message saying “the current menu is at this link” is enough.
What scope fits
A menu page with hours, location and contact links can start with the STARTER package (from US$400, 1–3 pages). If prices change often, monthly care can cover the updates; online ordering and payments are options. CLAW & COAST and SEOUL TABLE below are LOCALMATE concept samples with bilingual menus, not restaurant client projects.
Restaurant and cafe website design · Compare packages · CLAW & COAST sample · Ask about a menu page
Frequently asked questions
Can the menu page be used with a QR code?
Yes. The menu page is a normal web address, so it can be turned into a QR code for tables or the entrance. As long as the address stays the same, the QR code keeps working after menu edits.
Related samples
These are LOCALMATE portfolio projects and concept samples. They do not represent a client engagement in this industry or measured business results.
- CLAW & COAST · Concept sample
A Philippine seafood restaurant concept website presenting sharing platters, sauces and a bilingual menu. - SEOUL TABLE · Concept sample
A premium Korean BBQ concept website presenting Hanwoo dining, wine and hospitality in Korean and English.
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