For restaurants, dhabas and cloud kitchens

Google review QR for restaurants

Diners decide where to eat from Google ratings. The best time to ask for a review is when the bill arrives and the meal was good. A review QR on the bill folder or table tent turns that moment into a review in under a minute.

Also see:Google Review QR Generator

How to use the tool

1
Copy the review link
From your restaurant’s Google Business Profile, choose “Ask for reviews” and copy the link.
2
Paste it and preview
Scan the preview with your phone to confirm it opens your restaurant.
3
Personalise the card
Use a title like “Loved your meal?” and keep the call to action short.
4
Place it at the right moment
Bill folders, table tents and takeaway bags get far more scans than a poster by the door.

QRScanKaro

See how many customers scan your review QR

Put a “Rate us on Google” button on a QRScanKaro page with your menu, WhatsApp and UPI, and track scans and taps in real time.

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Frequently asked questions

Where should a restaurant place its review QR?

Inside the bill folder is the most effective spot, followed by table tents and takeaway bags or boxes. Customers scan when they are relaxed and the meal is fresh in their mind.

Can waiters ask diners to scan the review QR?

Yes, a friendly request works well. Avoid offering a free dessert or discount for a review, which is against Google’s policies and can get reviews removed.

Should a cloud kitchen print the QR on delivery bags?

Yes. Delivery customers never visit you, so a sticker on the bag or box is the easiest way to reach them, alongside reviews on food delivery apps.

How do I respond to reviews that come from the QR?

Reply from Google Business Profile. Thank positive reviewers by name and answer complaints calmly with a way to contact you; future diners read the replies.