Sushi Family

Website with online ordering and a restaurant panel

For a sushi restaurant in Imanta we replaced the old Tilda site with a new website and a panel. Customers browse the menu, check their delivery zone and order without an account, and the order lands in the restaurant's e-mail straight away. The owner changes the menu, prices and home page without help.

Open the live site: sushifamily.lv

Orders on the website: Straight to the restaurant, no Wolt or Bolt in between
Menu: 127 dishes in 12 sections
The owner changes: The menu, prices, promotions and home page
Languages: Latvian, Russian

On desktop, tablet and phone

A design made for computer, tablet and phone. On a phone, the bottom of the screen always shows whether the restaurant is open, with a “Call” button.

Key features

Website for customers

Customers pick their dishes, check the address and order in a few minutes, without an account.

The delivery zone at once

Customers type their address and see their zone, the minimum order and the delivery fee at once. A map shows all five zones.

A menu with sizes and sauces

Rolls come in 8 or 16 pieces, and the sauce comes in the flavour you pick. Filters by ingredient, with allergens shown on the dishes.

4 Lucky Combos for €60

Customers pick four sets themselves, the same one twice if they like. The deal runs on weekdays from 11:00 to 17:00, and outside those hours the site shows when it can be ordered again.

Ordering without an account

Customers choose delivery or pickup, check the address and see the total with delivery straight away. If the order is below the zone minimum, the site shows how much is missing.

Orders by e-mail

Every order lands in the restaurant's e-mail straight away, with everything the kitchen and the courier need.

Every order in one inbox

Dishes with their size and sauce, prices and the total
The address, the delivery zone and a link to the map
The customer's phone, the payment method and cutlery
Prices checked again against the current menu
A confirmation for the customer in their language
If the e-mail fails, the customer is offered a call or WhatsApp

Restaurant panel

For the owner: the menu, the home page and the contacts in one place, without a programmer.

A menu the owner edits

The owner changes dishes, prices, sizes, photos and allergens in both languages. While editing they see how the dish will look on the website, and before saving they see every change.

Home page slides and offers

The owner changes the big home page images and the offer banners, with a separate image per language if needed. Before publishing they see how it will look.

Most popular dishes

The owner picks which six dishes the home page shows and puts them in order by dragging. A dish can get a Hit, New or Good deal label.

Contacts and opening hours

The owner changes the phone, e-mail, WhatsApp, social links and opening hours.

We also built

Customer website

Always clear whether you can order
The site shows whether the restaurant is open and until when it takes orders. Holidays can have different hours.
Promotions
A discount shows with the old price crossed out, and every promotion is gathered on one page.
A cart that remembers
The cart is kept for a week, and prices always come from the current menu.
Two languages
Latvian and Russian. The site opens in the visitor's language, and switching keeps the cart.

Restaurant panel

Sold out in one click
When a dish runs out, it is marked sold out and can no longer be ordered on the website.
A dish at set hours
A dish can be given the days and hours it can be ordered. That is how the Lucky Combo deal works.
Promotions without the maths
A dish gets a percentage discount, and the website works out the new price for every size.
New labels expire
The New label disappears by itself after 30 days, so nobody has to remember to remove it.

Visibility and analytics

Built for Google search
The site is built for Google to rate it highly: every page carries its own details for search engines in both languages, and it works well on a phone.
Ready for AI search
The site publishes a summary made for AI assistants, so ChatGPT, Google AI and others get precise details: the address, opening hours, menu and delivery zones. When someone asks where to order sushi in Imanta, the assistant has everything it needs to recommend Sushi Family.
Google Analytics
Shows how many people visit the site and where they come from. Runs only with the visitor's consent.
Microsoft Clarity
Shows where visitors click and where they stop, so you know what to improve. Runs only with the visitor's consent.

Security and reliability

Safe orders
The server checks and re-prices every order against the current menu, so prices cannot be changed in the browser. The site recognises bots and stops too many orders from one visitor.
Automated testing
Tests check ordering from the menu to the e-mail, the delivery zones with real addresses and the opening hours on different days.

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