Websites for restaurants

Restaurant websites
that fill tables.

We design and build fast, beautiful, multilingual sites for restaurants.

EUR 249.99per website, everything included

Ready in 3 days

Send your menu. We build your homepage and send you the link. You pay only if you keep it - by invoice, 14 days.

Not what you wanted? Ask for a full refund within 7 days.

One price. No quotes, no meetings.

€249.99

per website, everything included

Ready in 3 days

How it works

  1. Pick a design

    Any of the 124 below.

  2. Pay 249.99 euro

    One page, by card.

  3. Live in 3 days

    Send your menu and photos after.

We build on the design you chose - about 70 to 80 percent of it stays - and tailor the rest to your restaurant.

Do you need hosting?

We can host it, or hand you the files. Same 249.99 euro either way.

Selected work

Select as many as you like: several designs can guide one website, or order one website per design.

100
restaurant sites shipped
15
cuisines, five continents of guests
14
languages on every site
0
templates used

Every site ships with the full language set:

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Selected work

A hundred restaurants we have designed and built. Open any of them: the language switcher, the prices and the booking flow are all live.

Where the cooking comes from

Fifteen kitchens, five continents. Tap a marker to see those restaurants.

Select as many as you like: several designs can guide one website, or order one website per design.

Send your menu. We build your homepage and send you the link. You pay only if you keep it - by invoice, 14 days.

Build mine first

124 of 124

  • Golden Lotus Pavilion
    A lantern-lit fine dining table set with a plated course and wineChineseWebsite
    001

    Golden Lotus Pavilion

    Cantonese fine dining, one thousand years in a bite

    Shanghai

  • Mala Riot
    Close-up of a dark red spicy broth in a bowlChineseWebsite
    002

    Mala Riot

    Sichuan hotpot that fights back

    Chengdu

  • Bamboo & Steam
    Soup dumplings in a bamboo steamer, in bright warm lightChineseWebsite
    003

    Bamboo & Steam

    Dim sum, sunlight, and slow mornings

    Hong Kong

  • Ink & Iron
    Dumplings on a wooden plate against a white background, minimal compositionChineseWebsite
    004

    Ink & Iron

    Modern Chinese, stripped to the essence

    Beijing

  • Neon Wok Alley
    Neon-lit Hong Kong alley with glowing signs and lanterns at nightChineseWebsite
    005

    Neon Wok Alley

    Street eats after midnight

    Hong Kong

  • Dumpling Club
    Handmade dumplings lined up on a wooden boardChineseWebsite
    006

    Dumpling Club

    Fold. Steam. Repeat.

    OR

  • Empress Roast
    A glazed roast bird on a dark plate, seen from aboveChineseWebsite
    007

    Empress Roast

    The art of the Peking duck

    Beijing

  • Cloud Nine Tea
    Bubble tea with tapioca pearls in warm lightChineseWebsite
    008

    Cloud Nine Tea

    Bubble tea for your soft era

    Taipei

  • Longwei Hand-Pulled
    Wide fried noodles with chilies on a dark trayChineseWebsite
    009

    Longwei Hand-Pulled

    Noodles pulled to order, since the alley days

    Xi'an

  • Pure Lotus
    A pink lotus flower on a still pondChineseWebsite
    010

    Pure Lotus

    Buddhist vegetarian, calm on a plate

    Hangzhou

  • Pearl Harbour Seafood
    Hong Kong skyline and harbour at duskChineseWebsite
    011

    Pearl Harbour Seafood

    Cantonese banquet by the water

    Hong Kong

  • Aoi Omakase
    Close-up of nigiri topped with glistening roeJapaneseWebsite
    012

    Aoi Omakase

    Ten seats. One chef. No menu.

    Tokyo

  • Rakuten Ramen
    Tonkotsu ramen bowl with chashu and egg, seen from aboveJapaneseWebsite
    013

    Rakuten Ramen

    Broth simmered 18 hours, gone in twelve minutes

    Sapporo

  • Shiki Kaiseki
    Colorful autumn leaves hung on a lineJapaneseWebsite
    014

    Shiki Kaiseki

    A meal that tastes like the season

    Kyoto

  • Yokocho Lantern
    A narrow izakaya alley strung with glowing lanterns at nightJapaneseWebsite
    015

    Yokocho Lantern

    Sake, skewers, and the last train

    Tokyo

  • Midori Matcha
    Matcha powder and a bamboo whisk on dark woodJapaneseWebsite
    016

    Midori Matcha

    Stone-ground green, whisked by hand

    Kyoto

  • Kin Tempura
    Tempura prawns over a rice bowl at a counterJapaneseWebsite
    017

    Kin Tempura

    Crisp, golden, weightless

    Osaka

  • Sumibi Yakitori
    Grilled skewers close up over dark coalsJapaneseWebsite
    018

    Sumibi Yakitori

    Charcoal, smoke, and the perfect char

    Tokyo

  • Neko Neko Cafe
    A stack of fluffy pancakes with syrupJapaneseWebsite
    019

    Neko Neko Cafe

    Cute food, happy tummy

    Tokyo

  • Kuro Robata
    Open flame with rising sparks in the darkJapaneseWebsite
    020

    Kuro Robata

    Fire-cooked, Japandi soul

    Tokyo

  • Kaiten Go
    A wooden sushi boat platter stacked with nigiri and maki rollsJapaneseWebsite
    021

    Kaiten Go

    Grab it off the belt

    Singapore

  • Kobe Kissaki
    A seared steak plated with sides under low, dramatic lightJapaneseWebsite
    022

    Kobe Kissaki

    A5 wagyu, theatre of the grill

    Dubai

  • Phở Bình Minh
    A top-down bowl of phở with rare beef, lime and fresh herbsVietnameseWebsite
    023

    Phở Bình Minh

    Dawn broth, simmered all night

    Hanoi

  • Saigon Baguette
    A bánh mì baguette packed with fresh herbsVietnameseWebsite
    024

    Saigon Baguette

    Bánh mì, where Paris met the Mekong

    Ho Chi Minh City

What you get when we build your restaurant a website

One team, one process, from the first sketch to the live site and the language switcher your guests use without thinking.

  • 01

    Brand-first design

    Every restaurant gets its own palette, typography and page architecture. Nothing is picked from a theme shop, and no two sites we ship share a layout.

  • 02

    Built to be fast

    Next.js, static rendering, optimised imagery. Pages arrive quickly on a phone with one bar of signal, which is where most of your bookings start.

  • 03

    Fourteen languages

    Menus, hours and confirmations in the languages your guests actually read, including right-to-left Arabic, with prices converted to their currency.

  • 04

    Motion with manners

    A signature animation per venue: steam, embers, a spit that turns, a scroll that unrolls. Every one has a still fallback for guests who prefer less movement.

  • 05

    Bookings that work

    Reservation flows, order strips, call and directions one tap away. Validated, accessible, and honest about what happens after you press the button.

  • 06

    Accessible by default

    AA contrast, real keyboard support, honest alt text and semantic structure on every page, verified rather than assumed.

Questions we get asked

The ones that come up on nearly every first call.

  • EUR 249.99. One fixed price for the whole site: your own design, your menu, your photographs, table booking and all fourteen languages. There is no hourly billing, no quote to wait for and nothing added at the end. Online ordering is the one thing priced separately, because it depends on how you take payment.

  • Three to five days from the moment you pay. You pick a design from the 124 examples, pay 249.99 euro, and we build it. The only thing that slows it down is waiting on your menu and photographs, which you send after paying.

  • Yes. An ordering page on your own domain takes the order directly, so there is no per-order commission to a delivery platform. You keep the customer's details and the full value of the basket, and you pay only card-processing fees.

  • Every site we build ships in fourteen languages, including right-to-left Arabic, and prices convert to the reader's currency automatically. A guest arrives in the language their phone is set to, without choosing anything.

  • No. Menus, prices and opening hours are edited through a simple form; nothing requires HTML or a design tool. If you would rather send us changes, that is included for the first year.

  • Phones are the primary case, not an afterthought. Most restaurant traffic arrives on a phone, often outside the door with poor signal, so pages are built to open quickly and to be readable and tappable at 360 pixels wide.

  • Every site is built with structured data for restaurants, so opening hours, menu, address and price range are readable by Google directly. That is what produces the rich result with hours and a map rather than a plain blue link.

  • Yes, including the domain and the email that goes with it. Existing pages are redirected so the addresses people have already shared keep working and search rankings carry over.

Talk to a person

No forms in the way. Message us on WhatsApp and you will get a person, usually within the hour.

Tell us about your restaurant

A few lines is enough to start. We reply to everything, usually the same day.

Typical build
3 days
Includes
Design, build, languages, launch
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