Web
Industry: Food & Hospitality
2 countries
Nepal & Canada
In short
Arcetis built premium restaurant websites in two countries: pokharachineseresturant.com, a bilingual English/Chinese fine-dining site in Pokhara with menu, gallery, and online table booking, and a late-night momo-and-cocktail bar in Canada with online ordering, reservations, and catering enquiries — each built to show the menu well, take bookings, and be found locally.
A restaurant website has a short, specific job list: make the food look worth leaving the house for, let a diner book a table or place an order without friction, and turn up when someone nearby searches. Arcetis built for that job list in two very different markets — a Chinese fine-dining restaurant in Pokhara serving a bilingual local and Chinese-speaking audience, and a late-night momo-and-cocktail bar in Canada serving a busy suburban crowd that orders and reserves on their phones.
Restaurant sites live or die on speed and appetite appeal on mobile, because that is where the decision is made — often minutes before someone acts. The Pokhara site had to work fully in both English and Chinese for its audience; the Canadian bar had to make ordering, reserving, and catering enquiries obvious for a late-night, on-the-go crowd. Both had to load fast with heavy food imagery, and both had to be structured to be found by nearby diners rather than buried under aggregator listings.
Arcetis designed and built both sites end to end. pokharachineseresturant.com is a bilingual (English/中文) restaurant site with a rich menu, gallery, blog, and an online table-booking flow, wrapped in a warm, premium dining look. The Canadian project is a late-night momo-and-bar site with online ordering, table reservations, and catering enquiries, built around a bold brand and clear ordering paths. Both are live, mobile-fast, and structured for local discovery.
pokharachineseresturant.com — a premium English/Chinese restaurant website with a rich menu, gallery, and online table booking, built to make the food look worth the trip and to serve a bilingual local and Chinese-speaking audience.
A bold, late-night momo-and-bar site for a Canadian restaurant with online ordering, table reservations, and catering enquiries, built for a busy crowd deciding on their phones.
Both sites engineered to load fast with heavy food imagery on mobile and structured for local discovery, so nearby diners find and choose the restaurant directly rather than through a generic aggregator.
Nepal & Canada
Menu + booking
Reservations & ordering online
Technology used