Who the Al Dhow template is for
- Emirati seafood restaurants
- Heritage-district cafés
- Dhow cruise dinners
- Karak and luqaimat spots
Why it looks the way it does
Al Dhow draws on the Gulf before oil: a wooden dhow under a lateen sail, a twisted rope border and scattered pearls from the pearl-diving trade, on a sand-coloured page with deep teal type. Headings sit on a rule in Marcellus capitals and dot leaders run to the prices. It suits a restaurant in Al Fahidi or Al Seef as naturally as a seafood kitchen that wants to say where its fish comes from.
Arabic and English on the same menu
Amiri, whose traditional letterforms suit the heritage theme and read comfortably in teal on sand.
Sizes to print it in
A4 for the dine-in menu, and the trifold for a cruise or events menu. Every template exports as a print-ready PDF at exact size with 3 mm bleed and crop marks. The menu printing guide lists the specs your print shop will ask for, and menu sizes for printing compares the formats.
The same menu as a QR code
Publish a menu made with Al Dhow and it also becomes a QR code menu that keeps these colours and headings on a phone, with an Arabic and English switch and WhatsApp ordering. How the QR menu works.
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