Managing Your Menu

Categories, dishes, prices, and photos, edit them yourself, instantly

One of miraMENU’s biggest strengths is that you edit the menu yourself, instantly, no waiting, no reprinting. This section applies to both tiers. Open the Menu tab in the Admin Panel.

4.1 Categories

Group your dishes into categories so guests find things easily, for example “Snacks”, “Mains”, “Desserts”, “Drinks”.

• Tap Add category and enter a name in each enabled language
• Drag to reorder, the top category appears first in the guest menu
• You can have sub-categories (for example “Drinks → Coffee / Tea / Juice”)

4.2 Add and edit dishes

Tap Add dish in the desired category and fill in:

Field	Notes
Name (per language)	Thai / English / 中文 depending on what is enabled
Description (per language)	Optional, helps sell the dish and list ingredients
Price	A number, the system adds the currency symbol (฿)
Photo	JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 15 MB, shrunk automatically (see 4.4)
Labels for guests	Spicy, vegetarian, vegan, raw fish. Shown only if you tick them (see 3.3)

Fill in every enabled language

If you enable three languages, fill in all three names, otherwise guests on that language see a blank name. Prepare your translations in advance.

Until October 2026 the menu set the labels itself

Until 23 October 2026 the menu guessed labels from the dish name, sometimes wrongly, for example “Vegan” on dishes with tofu and prawns. If your menu had such labels, you see the box “Check labels for guests” at the top of the Menu tab. Tick what is true for each dish and tap “Confirm”. Until then the menu shows no label on that dish.

4.3 Change prices and hide sold-out dishes

• Change a price: Edit the number on that dish and save, the new price appears to guests instantly.
• Sold out today: Temporarily hide the dish, then switch it back on when it is available again, no need to delete it.
• Delete: Remove a dish you no longer sell. It moves to the Trash, where you can bring it back for 30 days (Chapter 13).

Instant updates

Every edit affects the guest menu immediately. A guest with the page open only needs to refresh to see the change. No more reprinting paper menus.

4.4 Dish photos

Good photos sell. The system takes JPEG, PNG or WebP files up to 15 MB each, shrinks them itself and stores them so the menu loads quickly. You can upload a phone photo as it is.

• A phone photo in natural light looks great
• The system shows a preview as soon as you pick a file
• Square photos display best