How to Choose a QR Menu for Your Restaurant: UA-Pro vs Expirenza vs Choice QR

In short: if it matters to you that new guests can find your venue through Google and AI search, that you have a kitchen display and analytics, and that you pay roughly half the price — choose UA-Pro. If you need delivery via aggregators across multiple countries, Choice QR is the stronger option. If you are already deep in the monobank ecosystem and want the simplest possible payments and tips, Expirenza is the right fit. Below is an honest comparison of four QR menu systems by features, pricing, and use cases.

What a single QR code for a restaurant actually is

A single QR code is a system that combines a digital menu, table-side ordering, bill payment, and review collection in one scan — no waiter required. The guest points their camera at the code on the table, sees the menu with photos and prices, orders, and pays on their own. The venue gets less pressure on staff, higher table turnover, and transparent analytics. Today this is the standard for restaurants, cafés, and bars in Ukraine.

Who is who in the market in 2026

Expirenza (by mono) — a monobank product, more than 3,550 venues. One QR unifies the menu, bill payment, tips, reviews, and dish ratings. Payments are processed through mono's acquiring.

Choice QR — a global platform with more than 25,000 restaurants in 12+ countries, menus in 99 languages, and integrations with Glovo, Bolt, Wolt, and Uber Eats. After merging with monobank in 2024, Choice QR focused on delivery and aggregators.

Me-Menu — a QR menu service with a free plan: a digital menu with dish photos, table-side ordering, tips, waiter call, plus the venue's Wi-Fi password and opening hours shown to guests. The paid Optima plan ($20/month) adds analytics, dish recommendations, and a Poster POS integration. Orders are handled by the waiter — there is no dedicated kitchen display.

UA-Pro — a Ukrainian Super App where a restaurant lives alongside hotels, car rental, services, job listings, and a marketplace. In addition to a QR menu and table orders, venues get a kitchen display system (KDS), business analytics, and a public profile in the directory that Google indexes and AI assistants cite.

Feature comparison

Data is based on publicly available platform information as of June 2026 and UA-Pro's own feature set. "n/a" means no public data available. The names Expirenza, Choice QR, and Me-Menu belong to their respective owners.

How much does it cost

UA-Pro's strengths

New guests discover you. Expirenza and Choice QR are tools for the guest who is already at your table. UA-Pro additionally gives you a public venue page that Google indexes and AI assistants (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini) cite, so people who are simply looking for somewhere to eat can find you too.

Kitchen display (KDS). Each dish is automatically routed to its station — kitchen, bar, grill, sushi, pastry. The cook sees only their items and their status (received → in progress → ready), and overdue orders are highlighted.

Real-time business analytics. Revenue, average check, table occupancy, top dishes, station load, hourly activity, and a 14-day trend — for today, the week, or the month.

Direct payment and 0% platform fee. Money goes to your merchant account and the platform takes no cut. Guests can split the bill — each person pays only for their own items.

Super App ecosystem. A guest who is booking a hotel or searching for a service in the UA-Pro app also sees your venue. One business account — multiple sales channels.

Live Ukrainian-language support. We help with onboarding and migrating your menu from an existing service, and respond in Ukrainian.

Roadmap: what comes next

Honest about the future — these are features still in development, not available today:

• Loyalty programme and guest CRM — repeat visits and personalised offers.
• ERP accounting integration for legal entities — invoices and reporting.
• Own delivery and aggregator connections.
• Tips for the waiter directly in the receipt.

Who should choose what

Honestly, without exaggeration:

• Choice QR — if your priority is delivery via aggregators (Glovo, Bolt, Uber Eats) and reaching markets in multiple countries.
• Expirenza — if you are already deeply embedded in the monobank ecosystem and want the simplest possible bill payment and tips.
• Me-Menu — if all you need is a simple QR menu with ordering on a free plan, and a kitchen display, deep analytics, and a public Google-indexed page are not critical yet.
• UA-Pro — if you want new guests to find your venue through Google and AI, want a kitchen display and analytics, and want to pay roughly half the price with no platform fee on payments.