Tannour Kitchen
A restaurant whose menu was a PDF and whose phone orders got lost: now guests choose from a digital menu and send their order on WhatsApp.
The demo opens as its own website. The business is invented, and nothing you enter is sent.
- Industry
- Restaurant · Oriental cuisine
- Scope
- Website · digital menu · WhatsApp ordering
- Languages
- Arabic, English, German
- Tech
- Next.js
- Google Maps
The starting point
The menu is a PDF that is hard to read on a phone. Orders come in by phone at the busiest time, get written on paper, and sometimes the wrong dish goes out.
The solution
A warm, dark website with the menu by category and a picture of every dish. Guests put their order together, choose pickup or delivery and send it as a clear WhatsApp message the kitchen reads at a glance.
What the website does
- 01
Menu with pictures
Every dish with picture, short text and price, sorted by category and marked vegetarian or spicy.
- 02
Order in two taps
Add dishes, choose pickup or delivery, leave a note for the kitchen, done.
- 03
A clear WhatsApp message
The order arrives with amounts, total, name and address: no more mix-ups on the phone.
- 04
Made for phones
The order bar stays at the bottom of the screen, so guests order with one thumb.
What it should achieve
- Faster orders, also when it's busy
- Fewer mistakes thanks to written orders
- A menu guests enjoy reading
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