
- Yesterday’s post is still circulating
- The bio link shows the morning lineup
- A guest travels for an item that is gone
Live menu availability and sold-out items
Mark an item unavailable in Menu Studio. Review and publish so guests opening the same menu link see the change.
One menu, one link, the same QR: your-restaurant.menuask.com.


Edit to visible change
The demo shows an unavailable item beside other dishes. Edit in Menu Studio, review, and publish.


When demand outruns the post
A destination item keeps traveling online after the last one leaves the counter. The menu needs a faster way to tell the truth.


The sold-out update
Your team decides what is available and when to publish.

Mark the morning bun unavailable in Menu Studio.

Review the item and guest-facing state before publication.

Publish the reviewed availability at the same menu link.
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Three useful answers
Availability helps when the team keeps the fact exact.
No. MenuAsk does not guess stock or invent a count. Your team sets availability in Menu Studio and publishes after review.
Yes. Open Menu Studio on your phone, set the item unavailable, review and publish.
The same menu link and QR stay in place. Add the link to your Google Business Profile so guests can open your published menu.
MenuAsk
Give the next guest a current answer before they leave home, without rebuilding every link, post and QR.
Your team reviews and publishes each menu change.