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Should I use Mydigimenu (My Menu)?

QR menu, tablet menu, ordering and reservations for restaurants and hotels - mydigimenu.com

Depends. Buy it if you run a restaurant or hotel that wants QR menus, tablet ordering, and reservations in one platform. Skip it if you just need a simple QR menu — cheaper dedicated builders do that, and its pricing is not public.

Confidence

Medium. Based on 12 public sources; mostly company posts, competitor comparisons, and one security database

Ratings

  • Value for moneyNo public pricing in evidence
  • Ease of use
  • Feature depth
  • Support qualityNo support evidence found
  • Security posture

Pricing

Not disclosed

ModelNot disclosed
Monthly feesNot disclosed
HardwareNot disclosed
Free tierYes

Best for

  • Full-service restaurants replacing printed menus
  • Hotels and resorts with dine-in QR ordering
  • Ghost kitchens
  • Venues wanting reservations without commissions

Not for

  • Cafés and food trucks that only need a basic QR menu
  • Buyers who require transparent published pricing before contact
  • Security-strict hospitality chains
  • Teams wanting proven third-party review ratings

Gotchas - check before you buy

high

Hudson Rock lists 583 stealer-log credentials for the domain; probe security before routing payments through it

medium

Pricing is quote-based; no public tiers, so budget surprises are likely

medium

Their /security page 404s despite publishing security blog content

low

The 2020 free-QR-ordering promo may no longer apply; confirm current free tier in writing

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Combines QR menus, tablet menus, ordering, and reservations in one platform
  • Direct Google reservation integration removes third-party booking commissions
  • Launched with free QR ordering tier during COVID
  • Ships iOS order-signage and Android manager apps, not just web
  • Independent comparisons describe it as an easy-to-use platform

Cons

  • Pricing not published; company says it depends on the plan
  • Product security page currently returns a 404 error
  • 583 domain credentials appear in infostealer logs, flagged medium risk
  • Very crowded market with many cheaper QR-menu rivals

Sources & method

Analyzed 10/05/2026 - 12 sources - Caution: 583 credentials tied to the domain sit in infostealer logs (medium risk), and the product security page is broken.

official x3review x5security x2news x2
  • 583 infostealer credentials tied to mydigimenu.com, Hudson Rock's cybercrime search reports 583 credentials from the domain in stealer logs, rating the domain's exposure medium.
  • Security page returns 404, The advertised product security page currently renders 'ERROR: PAGE NOT FOUND # 404'.

Key stats

  • Ease of use: 4/5

    Rating

  • Not disclosed

    Starting price

  • 12

    Sources

  • Analyzed

  • Value for money. No public pricing in evidence
  • Ease of use: 4/5. Independent comparisons call it easy-to-use
  • Feature depth: 4/5. Menus, ordering, reservations, loyalty, signage in one
  • Support quality. No support evidence found
  • Security posture: 2/5. 583 stealer credentials; security page 404s
  • 2020 Founded / launched Gave away QR ordering during COVID
  • Yes (at launch) Free tier Free QR ordering promo, 2020
  • 624 Instagram following Small social footprint
  • 583 Stealer-log credentials Hudson Rock flags medium risk

Pricing

Free tier: Yes

Security

Caution: 583 credentials tied to the domain sit in infostealer logs (medium risk), and the product security page is broken.

  • 583 infostealer credentials tied to mydigimenu.comHudson Rock's cybercrime search reports 583 credentials from the domain in stealer logs, rating the domain's exposure medium.⁶
  • Security page returns 404The advertised product security page currently renders 'ERROR: PAGE NOT FOUND # 404'.⁷

What users say

Independent user chatter is sparse — scattered Facebook posts praise tablet menus as a game changer while others still ask whether tablets beat printed menus.

“game changer a lot of restaurants don't have coloring ...”
Facebook group post
“Has anyone has success with tablet menus (something like ...”
Facebook restaurant group

Companies that use it

  • GJC Products12
Full analysis

Based on 12 public sources; mostly company posts, competitor comparisons, and one security database

Solid QR/tablet menu suite for restaurants; opaque pricing and shaky security signals. Overkill if you just need a simple QR menu.

Methodology

Based on 12 public sources; mostly company posts, competitor comparisons, and one security database

Sources

  1. My Menu gives away QR Ordering to help contain Covid-19issuewire.com
    news
  2. My Menu Eliminates Reservation Commissions with Direct Google Integrationpalmbeachpost.com
    news
  3. MyDigiMenu: QR Code Menu & Ordering — foodbusinessappsfoodbusinessapps.com
    review
  4. MENU TIGER Pricing vs Other QR Code Menu Pricesmenutiger.com
    review
  5. 10 Best MyDigiMenu Alternatives for Restaurants (2026) — Menublymenubly.com
    review
  6. My Menu — 583 Infostealer Credentials (Hudson Rock)hudsonrock.com
    security
  7. Mydigimenu product security page (404)mydigimenu.com
    security
  8. Mydigimenu Privacy Policymydigimenu.com
    official
  9. Tablet Menu Setup guide — pricing depends on the planmydigimenu.com
    official
  10. My Menu Order Signage — App Storeapps.apple.com
    official
  11. Facebook post: tablet menus a game changerfacebook.com
    review
  12. GJC Products menu hosted on qr.mydigimenu.comfacebook.com
    review

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