Digital menu
Items and categories are organised for fast mobile browsing, the core capability every Served HQ restaurant page starts with.
Customer example · Restaurants
See how Served HQ presents a live digital menu for Pak Liyari Restaurant.
Pak Liyari Restaurant serves Karachi-style Pakistani home cooking across multiple branches in Dubai (Al Nahda, Bur Dubai and Deira). Its public menu, at a custom domain, runs on Served HQ.
Digital menuCategories, items, prices and descriptions customers can browse from any phone, replacing static PDF or image menus.
Custom domainThe menu is published at menu.pakliyarirestaurant.com instead of a shared platform link, so the page feels owned by the restaurant.
Multi-branch coverageOne page communicates branches across Al Nahda, Bur Dubai and Deira, alongside pricing notes such as VAT and takeaway charges.
How it was set up
A Served HQ workspace behind a branded web address.
Pak Liyari Restaurant's menu, categories and pricing are managed inside a Served HQ business workspace, the same admin every Served HQ customer uses to keep items, availability and prices current.
Instead of sending customers to a servedhq.com link, the restaurant uses the custom domain add-on to publish the page at its own domain, so the menu link matches the rest of its brand on packaging, social bios and QR codes.
Custom domain
A branded domain replaces a shared platform link, covered in the custom domain add-on.
Multi-branch presentation
One page speaks to customers across several physical locations without maintaining separate menus.
For restaurants like this one
Give your restaurant the same kind of customer page.
Start with a free digital menu, then add ordering, reservations, loyalty or a custom domain when your business is ready.