Dwaar
Preparing the Dwaar service flow.
Table stands

A clear physical doorway into the right table visit.

The stand identifies the restaurant and table. Dwaar carries the live visit after the scan or tap.

Follow the handoff
Himalayan Bistro tabletop Dwaar QR menu stand
Himalayan Bistro tabletop Dwaar QR menu stand
TABLE VISIT05 · 05
Ordering
4 guests connected7 items
Paneer Chilli Dry × 1Preparing
Mineral Water × 1Ready
Cold Coffee × 1Served
Estimated payableNPR 2,214
Physical identity
From table to phone
Physical identity

The guest should know exactly which table they are joining before touching the phone.

The stand makes the restaurant and table entry visible in the physical space. It is the doorway, not the visit itself.

Scan or tap

Entry should feel immediate, but still land on the correct table.

The QR or NFC route carries the guest into the right Dwaar entry point instead of dropping them into a generic menu.

Phone takes over

Once inside, the physical stand gets out of the way.

The live session, menu, ordering, service requests and billing continue on the guest’s own phone while the table identity stays attached.

What stays attached

The stand disappears from attention. The table identity stays with the visit.

Table 05 stays attached as the guest orders, asks for service, and eventually settles the bill.

Himalayan Bistro tabletop Dwaar QR menu standStandPhysical doorway
TABLE05
Table identitySame table reference
TABLE VISIT05 · 05
Ordering
4 guests connected7 items
Paneer Chilli Dry × 1Preparing
Mineral Water × 1Ready
Cold Coffee × 1Served
Estimated payableNPR 2,214
Live visitOrdering, requests, status
FINAL BILLTotal payable
Items subtotalNPR 1,800
Tax / VAT (13%)NPR 234
Service charge (10%)NPR 180
Total payableNPR 2,214
BillSame settlement truth
Same table identityNo second table selection after entry.
Same live visitThe phone takes over without losing the table.
Same bill truthSettlement closes from the visit that already happened.