A multilingual menu thattakes orders, not just translates.
Translated PDFs and free menu tools stop at showing. KPPLE lets foreign guests understand, order, and pay in their own language.
The problem isn't translation. It's what happens next.
Foreign guests don't hesitate while reading — they hesitate while ordering. A multilingual menu has to carry them from context to order to payment.
56 languages, automatically
Register your menu once in Korean. Guests see it in their own language.
Korean food, explained
Not just a name — what the dish is, how spicy, ingredients, and allergens.
Connected to ordering & payment
Not a display menu. The same screen flows into QR ordering and payment.
No app install
Opens right in the mobile browser. No signup either.
Updates apply instantly
Price changes and sold-out items update immediately — no reprinting.
Your brand, kept
Store photos and stories carry over in the guest's language.
How is this different from free menu tools?
Free public menu tools are a great start. But if the menu doesn't take the order, guests end up calling the staff anyway.
| Free menu tools | KPPLE multilingual menu | |
|---|---|---|
| Languages | Mostly English, Chinese, Japanese | 56 languages |
| Ordering & payment | None — display only | QR ordering and payment on one screen |
| Menu context | Standardized name translation | Ingredients, spiciness, allergen context |
| Updates | Reprint or re-upload | Instant |