Build your menu

Venue, hours and languages

Your shop's details and opening hours, a second language, and the currency.

Your venue's details

Click your venue's name at the top of the left-hand column (on a phone, Shop details under Menu) to edit:

The name and description, in each language.
The logo: Upload an image from your device. It sits at the top of the menu and the printout.
Two short taglines, printed in the top corners, such as “Est. 2019” and your street.
Cuisine, and your contact details: address, phone and website.

Opening hours

Your opening hours do more than inform: customers can only order through LINE while you're open. Outside your hours they see a closed screen with the time you next open, and an order that reaches checkout after closing isn't accepted.

Open the venue and find Hours.
Check the Time zone. Every time on your menu is read in it.
For each opening time, pick its days and set when it opens and closes. Add another time adds another, for example a separate lunch and dinner, or different weekend hours.

The venue's Hours: time zone Asia/Bangkok, and three opening windows, one line each of days and from–to times: Tuesday to Friday 07:00 to 14:00, Tuesday to Friday 17:00 to 22:00, and Saturday and Sunday 08:00 to 23:00. — Lunch and dinner on weekdays, all day at the weekend. Monday isn't picked in any window, so the shop is closed on Mondays.

Note: A day that isn't in any window counts as closed. Check how it looks before you publish: Phone mode shows a banner while you're closed.

Two languages

A menu can be written in two languages, such as Thai and English. Every name and description then gets a field for each.

Open Settings (the gear in the top bar) and go to Languages.
Under Add language, type the language's code, such as th for Thai or en for English, and press Add.
Fill in the second language beside the first, wherever you edit a name or a description.

Settings, on the Languages tab: English is the primary language and Thai the secondary, with Swap and Remove buttons, and a switch to print Thai too. — English first, Thai second, with Thai printed too.

The first language is the menu's main one. Swap changes which comes first.
Print … too prints both languages. Turn it off to print one. You always edit both.
In LINE, customers switch between your languages themselves.
Remove deletes the second language from every field, and can't be undone.

Currency

Set the currency under Settings › Currency. Changing it doesn't convert your prices; it only changes the unit they're shown in.

Important: Ordering through LINE accepts Thai baht (THB) only. Any other currency is fine for printing, but switch to THB before you publish.

Upgrading an older menu

Menu files carry a format version. If you open a menu made with an older version, a banner at the top offers to Upgrade and asks for anything the newer format needs, such as your time zone and opening hours. Settings › Format shows which version your menu uses.

Developers can read the full format specification.