> I get it, the convenience of having a simple menu in hand (0 steps) vs. a QR code menu (5-6 steps) trumps whatever interactivity the latter menu provides.
Yes, but on the other hand the QR ordering I've done here in Singapore streamlines a lot of other steps from the rest of the ordering-food-and-paying process.
It's especially useful that you no longer have to synchronize with wait staff. You can just order and pay whenever.
Yes, but on the other hand the QR ordering I've done here in Singapore streamlines a lot of other steps from the rest of the ordering-food-and-paying process.
It's especially useful that you no longer have to synchronize with wait staff. You can just order and pay whenever.