Why We Need Menu Sets
Menu Sets connect Sub Menus to services so each ordering path shows the right dishes.
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What it is
Menu Sets connect your Sub Menus to restaurant services so you can organize which collection each service uses (for example dine-in or delivery).
Why it matters
Without Menu Sets, it is harder to keep the right dishes lined up for each ordering path. Sub Menus keep kitchen and bar collections organized; Menu Sets decide which of those collections each service uses so you can manage menus without mixing them.
How it fits in RestroX
Build the menu in this order:
- Create Sub Menu collections
- Create Category groups
- Add Dishes (and Add-Ons if needed)
- Create a Menu Set that selects Sub Menus, then assign it on each service
On the Menu Set list you can see Menu set Name, Service, Sub Menu, and Status. The Service column reflects which services currently use that set (for example Dine In Service, Delivery Services).

Related guides
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Keep going with these next steps.
- What is a Menu Set?A Menu Set links Sub Menus to services so the right menu shows for dine-in and delivery.
- How to Create a New Menu SetCreate a Menu Set, name it, select Sub Menus, and save it for your restaurant services.
- What is a Sub Menu?A Sub Menu is a top-level dish collection such as Food Menu or Bar Menu in RestroX.