Why Thmenu
Why restaurants choose Thmenu
Thmenu is one platform instead of several separate tools: one restaurant profile feeds the menu, the website, ordering, reservations, payments and loyalty, and guests use all of it in the browser. Every feature is included for every restaurant, the menu carries no ads, and the relationship with the guest stays with the restaurant.
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Free by default
There is no subscription and no plan to choose. Thmenu earns only from a platform fee on payments guests make online through Thmenu; cash and your own card terminal carry none. Learn more →
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Every feature included
Ordering, reservations, loyalty, analytics, your guest site and the rest are available to every restaurant — nothing is held back behind an upgrade. Learn more →
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No ads
Your menu shows your dishes, not advertising. No ad network runs in the guest app.
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No hardware to buy
Guests use their own phones; staff use the browser on a phone, tablet or computer you already have, including for the kitchen screen.
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One restaurant profile
The details you enter once — hours, address, menu, photos — feed the menu, the About page, the directory listing and the structured data search engines and AI tools read.
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One guest experience
The same guest app opens from a table code, a link or a kiosk, in the guest's language. Learn more →
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One commerce system
Orders, reservation requests, payments and loyalty points live in one system, so a guest's order, payment and points belong together.
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Open to AI agents
Through Thmenu's MCP server, AI assistants can read listed menus and reservation slots and request reservations. If you switch it on, they can also prepare orders that the guest confirms; agents never take payment. Learn more →
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Your guests stay yours
Orders come straight to you, card payments are made to your own connected Stripe account, and your loyalty members are listed in your dashboard.
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A network you choose to join
Listing your restaurant in the Thmenu directory is your choice; listed restaurants can be found by guests and by AI agents, and guests can follow several restaurants in one place.