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Why a Rajshahi restaurant needs more than a Facebook page
Walk into any restaurant on Saheb Bazar, Shaheed AHM Kamaruzzaman Chattar or near Rajshahi University and ask the manager where the menu lives online. Nine times out of ten the answer is the same: a Facebook page with a pinned image from 2022, a phone number that goes to a busy line, and a customer who already opened Foodi or Foodpanda instead. That is the gap a real website closes. When somebody in Upashahar or Padma Residential Area types your restaurant's name at 9 PM hungry, they should land on your domain, see today's menu, know exactly how much a platter of kacchi costs, and be able to order or book a table in under a minute.
Most so-called "best companies" in Rajshahi will hand you a template they already sold to a clothing shop and a coaching centre. I do not. Every restaurant has its own kitchen logic, its own peak hours, its own delivery radius around Boalia, Motihar or Shaheb Bazar, and a website should match that. I sit with you (online or at your restaurant), look at your actual menu card, your bestseller list, your Friday rush versus weekday lunch crowd, and design around those facts. Same person from the first phone call to the launch ping on WhatsApp.
I am RH Fardin, a solo senior website designer and developer working with Bangladeshi clients for roughly five years. No agency overhead, no junior designers learning on your project, no "account manager" who forwards your messages. You message me, I reply. You change a menu price, it goes live the same day. That model is rare in Rajshahi, where most agencies are tiny resellers stitching together free WordPress themes and charging 25,000 BDT for it.
Pricing is honest and fixed in BDT, not whispered after a meeting. Starter restaurant site from 50,000 BDT, full menu plus online order plus bKash and Nagad checkout at 90,000 BDT, multi-branch or full reservation system at 1,50,000 BDT, and fully custom builds (POS sync, kitchen ticket printing, loyalty) from 3,00,000 BDT. Half up front, half on launch day. If you do not approve the design, you do not pay the second half.
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