Your menu in every guest’s language, without a translator
You write in your own language, Menuchic translates the menu, descriptions, website pages, forms and emails. You review and correct whatever you like. Kitchen tickets can print in your team’s language.
Built-in translations, in practice
Everything is translated, not just the menu
Dish pages, ingredients, website pages, confirmation emails, catering forms, and even your guests’ messages: the whole journey speaks the guest’s language.
You stay in control
Every automatic translation can be corrected, and a correction is never overwritten. Your house terms (“pithiviers”, “tête de veau”) stay exactly as you want them.
Built for tourism
The website shows the right language to the right visitor and Google indexes each version separately.
Set up in 4 steps
- Write your content in your own language
- Choose the languages to publish
- Review and adjust if needed
- Each guest sees their language automatically
Which plan?
| Starter | Pro | 360 |
|---|---|---|
| 2 languages | All languages | All languages |
Your questions
How many languages can my menu be translated into?
The Starter plan publishes the menu in two languages. Pro and 360 open it to all available languages, around twenty, including English, Spanish, German, Italian and Chinese.
Are translations done by AI?
Yes, an automatic translation is suggested, then you can review and edit it. A manual correction is never overwritten.
Can kitchen tickets be in another language?
Yes: each printer has its own language (French, English, Spanish or German), regardless of the guest’s.