Restaurant Website Development — Editable Menu and Online Booking

Yes. Many customers now search for restaurants on Google Maps and increasingly ask AI assistants such as ChatGPT or Gemini before deciding, and those tools read from websites and Google Business Profiles, not Facebook post history. Facebook menu posts are also short-lived, unlike a menu page on your own site, which stays put and can be opened anytime. And if the page is ever suspended or hacked, a restaurant with its own website still has somewhere customers can find it.

Yes. With the digital menu we build, your team can edit prices, mark items sold out or add new dishes through a simple management screen, with no technical skills required and no waiting on a new menu photo to be made and reposted. We also have the front-of-house staff or admin who will actually manage the menu try the screen before launch, so we know it is easy enough to use from day one.

Customers fill out a booking form on your website, and the request goes straight to your restaurant's LINE. Your team sees it and can respond faster, instead of answering messages one by one asking if a table is free, as a Facebook page alone requires. We collect your booking rules before we start and write the form to match how your restaurant really works, rather than using the same generic form for every venue.

Yes. We build a separate catering/events page apart from your regular menu, so customers looking to book an event or off-site catering can find the right information and contact point without it getting mixed in with dine-in menu content. Prym Brunch and Bar, a restaurant in Bang Rak, has exactly this: a separate catering page for customers planning events.

We'd recommend it. Foreign visitors to tourist destinations typically plan their dining out ahead of time, often before they even arrive in the country. A bilingual site lets them find your restaurant, menu and booking channel in advance. We have built for a Phuket beach club whose customers are mostly foreign visitors, and a bilingual site for Prym Brunch and Bar. Your team can edit both languages themselves from the management screen.

Typically about 4–8 weeks, depending on how complex your menu and booking setup needs to be: the number of menu categories, booking rules, and whether you need a separate catering page. We gather your menu structure and booking requirements in full before work starts, so we can give you an accurate timeline for your restaurant specifically, and we can give a free scope estimate after a first chat.

Yes. The site can be structured to show each branch's address, hours and menu separately within one site. What we need to clarify upfront is how much the menu or booking rules differ between branches, so the information structure is set up correctly from day one. Every branch's details should also match your Google Business Profile, because outdated listings elsewhere drag down trust in your restaurant.

Yes. The QR code on each table links straight to the menu page on your own website, not to a PDF that cannot be edited once uploaded. When you change a price or mark an item sold out in the management screen, the menu customers see changes with it. The site is custom-coded and mobile-first so it opens fast on a phone even with a lot of food photography, because a customer who scans and waits too long just calls a server over instead.

One Stop Service costs ฿50,000 less than the full price because we take the source-code handover out of the job. Your website stays on our system: we keep the code and look after the server, security and updates on an ongoing basis, so you do not need an IT team of your own and do not pay to move the code somewhere else. What is still charged monthly is Cloud+ hosting, billed separately from the build. You own the copyright either way, and if you later want to take the source code over yourself you can pay the discount back and receive it. The full price is the option where you take the system and the source code from the day of handover, which suits businesses with their own IT team.

The ฿50,000 is the source-code handover fee, which covers nine pieces of work: preparing the source code so another team can open it and carry on; exporting all content, images and the database; detailed manuals and tutorials (how to install, deploy, and how the system is structured); coordinating with your IT team; moving the domain, DNS and SSL without taking the site down; handing over passwords and keys and then changing them all; checking the licences of fonts, images and libraries; a joint acceptance check before the job closes; and following up until the site is really running on your own system. With One Stop Service the site stays with us, so that work is not billed. The website itself, its pages, content and features, is identical to the full-price version.