What we built
Urban Souk cooks across several traditions at once: Lebanese mezze, oriental grill, Indian and Pakistani plates, and the desserts that go with them. The job of the site was to make that range read as one place, not a list.
We built a German-language single page that carries the whole visit. The kitchens come first, then the dishes the restaurant itself leads with as its most popular, then the room, then where it is, and it ends where a hungry visitor wants it to end: on a table request that takes one tap from a phone.
- A German-language site, for German-speaking guests
- One page for the whole visit: kitchens, popular dishes, gallery, location, reservation
- A table request in one tap: click to call, WhatsApp with the message already written, or a short form the restaurant confirms by phone
- The full menu on its own page
- The restaurant on a map, with its address in the same view
- Responsive: the same page on a phone and on a desktop
Now live. One page that takes a hungry visitor from “what do they cook?” to a table request, without ever leaving it.