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# Menu

## Setup Menu 

After successfully adding all the required details about your restaurant you will be redirected to the menu page.

1. Click on the green button with the hamburger icon at the bottom right side of the page. 
2. You will be shown two options: Edit Category and Add Menu. 

<details>

<summary>Add Category</summary>

1. Click on the "Edit Category" button on the menu management page.&#x20;
2. Click on the "+" button on the right corner of the page.&#x20;
3. In the dialogue box that appears, enter the food categories offered by your restaurant (like Soup, Starters, Dessert, etc).

</details>

<details>

<summary>Add Menu</summary>

1. After you have added all the categories, drag and drop the categories to rearrange their order of priority on the menu.&#x20;
2. Click the "Save Priority" button to apply the changes.&#x20;
3. Navigate to the "Add Menu" option on the menu management page.&#x20;
4. Upload an image for the menu item by clicking on the "Add Photo" option.&#x20;
5. Enter the name of the menu item, such as "momo" or "pizza".&#x20;
6. Provide a brief description of the dish in the "Menu Description" field, which should not exceed 150 characters.&#x20;
7. Select the appropriate category for the dish from the dropdown list.&#x20;
8. Indicate whether the dish is vegetarian or non-vegetarian.&#x20;
9. Enter the price of the dish in the "Price" field.&#x20;
10. Specify if the restaurant offers a "Buy 1 get 1 free" deal on the dish.&#x20;
11. If a discount is offered on the dish, indicate the percentage in the "Discount" field.&#x20;
12. Choose whether the dish should be visible on the restaurant's website or not by selecting "Show" or "Hide" in the "Status" field.

</details>

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: Photo of the dish, Menu Name, Menu Description, and Price fields cannot be left empty
{% endhint %}

## Add Options

Menu items may include various optional elements such as toppings and flavors. To add these options to a dish, click the "Add options" button, which will take you to the "Add Option" page.

<details>

<summary>How to Add Options?</summary>

1. Enter the title of the option in the "Title" field.&#x20;
2. Describe the option in the "Description" field.&#x20;
3. Select the option type: Single Select, Multiple Select, or Option Select.
4. Mark the option as mandatory or not in the "Is Mandatory" field.&#x20;
5. Click "Add New" to add options.&#x20;
6. In the new fields that appear, enter the option name and price.&#x20;
7. Repeat this step to add more options.

</details>

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: If you select Multiple Select or Option Select, specify the maximum number of options that can be selected
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: If you select Option Select, an additional field will appear to enter the maximum quantity of items that can be selected. Maximum quantity refers to the maximum limit user can order these options.
{% endhint %}


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