Content comes first
Names, prices, ingredients, dietary notes, and availability should never depend on a 3D asset loading.
dishreveal turns the restaurant menu into a useful moment of confidence: guests can see what a dish is, understand its details, and explore it at their own pace.
The core menu stays useful even when a guest does not use 3D or AR.
What will arrive? How big is it? What is in it? Is it available right now? A good digital menu keeps those answers close to the dish instead of making guests guess or wait for a second explanation.
dishreveal is built around that decision moment. A QR code opens the current menu in the browser, written details remain readable, and an enhanced dish view adds context when seeing the shape or presentation is useful.
Names, prices, ingredients, dietary notes, and availability should never depend on a 3D asset loading.
Guests can inspect a dish in 3D or try a table preview when their device supports it, without being forced into camera access.
Restaurants should be able to update a price or availability while the table QR code continues to point to the current menu.