Sushi Bar Menu: Minimalist QR code menu for sushi bars
Sushi Bar Menu is a calm, Japanese-inspired menu: an omakase strip of numbered courses, scrolling rows for rolls, sashimi and dessert, a build-your-own-roll panel with a live price, and sake pairing cards.
- Price
- $4.99 one-time
- Type
- Menu page
- Opens in
- Any phone browser
- App needed
- No
Sample: Kaze Sushi, a 12-seat counter: an 11-course omakase at $95, 9 rolls, sashimi and desserts, a roll builder from $8 and 5 sakes.
What’s included
Roll builder
Guests choose a wrap, fillings and toppings up to your limits and watch the price add up. “Show my roll to staff” puts it on a full-screen card to order from.
Sake pairing
Suggest a sake for any dish, and a scrolling row of sake cards shows style, tasting notes, what it pairs with and glass and bottle prices.
Omakase
A strip of numbered course cards with the price, plus “Book the counter” and “Call” buttons when you add a link or phone.
Scrolling sections
Each section is a snap-scrolling row, with arrow buttons on wider screens.
Who it’s for
- Sushi bars and omakase counters
- Japanese and izakaya restaurants
- Restaurants with a sake list
How to use it
- 1
Buy Sushi Bar Menu in the marketplace for $4.99, paid once. Then open it in Studio, filled with the sample content shown in the preview.
- 2
Replace the sample content with yours. You can change: menu items, with sake pairings; omakase courses, booking link and phone; roll builder: starting price, limits, wraps, fillings and toppings with prices; sake list; currency.
- 3
Choose how the QR code looks: a plain code, your brand colours, or AI art.
- 4
Publish. CirculateQR hosts the page and gives you the QR code to download as PNG, SVG or PDF.
- 5
Print the code on tables, windows or flyers. When the menu changes, edit it in Studio and publish again; the printed code stays the same.
Good to know
- What it collects: Nothing is collected; built rolls are shown to staff.
- The roll builder needs at least one wrap and one filling.
- The page doesn’t take orders or payments.
Get Sushi Bar Menu
Also included in the Hospitality Bundle ($24.99).
More menus & ordering templates
Pair it with AI QR code art
Page templates set what people see after they scan. AI art templates set how the code itself looks.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Sushi Bar Menu cost?
Sushi Bar Menu costs $4.99, paid once in the CirculateQR marketplace. There is no subscription for the template. It also comes in the Hospitality Bundle ($24.99).
Do I need a paid plan to use it?
No. You can publish on the free Standard plan, which includes up to 3 hosted pages. On the free plan a code and its page stay live for 14 days after publishing; after that, $5 once keeps one code live for good, or any paid plan (from $12 a month) keeps all your codes live.
Can I change the page after the QR code is printed?
Yes. Edit it in Studio and publish again. The printed code keeps pointing to the same page, so nothing needs reprinting.
Do visitors need an app?
No. The page opens in the phone’s web browser straight from the camera scan.
Can guests order or pay from this menu?
No. Menu templates are for reading. To take orders, use the Basic Order Form or Restaurant Ordering; on both, guests pay in person.
How do I mark a dish as sold out?
Use the sold-out switches on the code’s page in your dashboard. The change applies without republishing the menu.