Multilingual restaurant menu — 7 languages including Hebrew RTL

Hayde reads the guest's phone language setting via the browser. If the customer's phone is set to Hebrew, the menu opens in Hebrew with full RTL layout. They can pick a different language manually if they prefer.

English, French, Spanish, Bulgarian, Russian, Hebrew (with full RTL rendering), and Greek. The UI, menu items, and FAQs all translate. If you have a regular guest population in another language, you can add custom translations per menu item.

No. Hayde's AI menu import auto-translates every item, category, and description into your selected languages during onboarding. You can refine any translation manually — for example if "fish soup" should be "bouillabaisse" in French rather than "soupe de poisson".

Yes. Hayde renders Hebrew with full RTL — the menu, the cart, the prices, the modifiers all flow right-to-left in the correct visual order. Most competitor platforms either don't support Hebrew or render it as LTR text, which looks broken.

Currency is set per location, not per customer. A Sofia location shows BGN, a London location shows GBP. The number formatting (thousands separator, decimal mark) localizes to the customer's language.

Each language version of your menu lives at its own URL with the right hreflang tag. Google indexes them separately, so a tourist searching for your restaurant in their language can find your menu in their language. This is materially better for organic discovery than a single English-only menu.