QR code menus for food trucks
Let the queue read the menu while it waits, and change it from your phone between stops.

Taco Ruta
Tacos from the truck · find us on Instagram
Tacos
Two per order, corn tortillas.
- Al pastor$9.00
Pork, pineapple, onion, coriander.
- Baja fish$10.00
Battered cod, slaw, chipotle mayo.
- Hongos$8.50
Roast mushrooms, salsa verde, queso.
- Birria$11.00
Braised beef, consommé to dip.
Sides
- Elote$5.00
Grilled corn, mayo, cotija, chilli.
- Chips and salsa$4.00
Drinks
- Horchata$4.00
- Jamaica agua fresca$4.00
What changes for a food truck
Read in the queue
Big type and short lines, so people decide before they reach the window.
One sticker, every location
The code on the truck never changes. The menu behind it can change at every stop.
Edit from the cab
The editor works on a phone: prices, sold-out items and today's specials.
The example menu is a template with sample dishes. About this template.
Questions from food trucks
Does it work on weak mobile signal? Menus are light, text-first pages with no app or PDF, so they open quickly even on weak mobile signal.
What size sticker should I print? For a code read from two metres away, make it at least 20 cm across.
Can I change where the code points later? Yes. Dynamic codes can point to a different menu or page at any time.
New to QR menus? Read how to make a QR code menu and what size to print the code.
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