Cafe website design in Dhaka, built around how your customers really find you: on a phone, mid-traffic, hungry, and choosing between you and three other cafes in Banani.
I design and code cafe websites for owners in Dhanmondi, Gulshan, Banani, Bashundhara, Uttara and Old Dhaka. The menu loads fast on slow 4G. The photos look real, not stock. bKash and Nagad work where it matters. The location card opens Google Maps in one tap. It starts from 50,000 BDT with a design-approval guarantee, and you talk to me, not an account manager.
About five years building sites for Bangladeshi food and lifestyle brands. One senior developer, no agency layers, 50% advance and 50% on launch.
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Most cafe website design in Dhaka fails at the same place. It is a recycled agency template. The hero image shows pasta that is not on your menu. Nobody fills in the contact form. The menu PDF takes 14 seconds to open over Robi data near Gulshan Circle. The buyer leaves and opens Foodpanda. You pay the commission. Then you pay it again on the next order.
I'm RH Fardin, a website designer and developer. I have spent about five years building real, working sites for food brands and small businesses across Dhaka. I don't run an agency, and no juniors learn on your project. The person you message on WhatsApp is the person who sketches your wireframes, writes your CSS, tunes your menu photos and pushes your site live.
For cafe owners in Dhaka, that matters more than you might think. You are not buying a logo or a brochure. You are buying the digital storefront. It decides whether someone walking out of Jamuna Future Park gets in a rickshaw and comes to you, or just opens Foodpanda.
Every choice on the site has to respect that. Navigation sits within thumb reach. Menu prices are in plain BDT. Opening hours are correct, not 'Mon-Sun 24/7' lies. And the 'Reserve a Table' button goes somewhere real: your WhatsApp, your phone or your email.
I write the code myself, in Next.js or WordPress. The choice depends on what you will really maintain long-term. I host it somewhere fast, not on a 'free hosting' trap. You get a site you can update without paying someone every month. That's it. No retainers, no upsells you didn't ask for, and no surprise maintenance invoice three months later.
Here are six things I build into every Dhaka cafe site by default. They are the things that bring in walk-ins, not the things that win design awards.
Your menu is the page that matters. I build it as a real HTML page, not a PDF. It opens in under two seconds on a Grameenphone 4G connection in Banani traffic. You get categories, prices in BDT, and photos that are not 8MB each.
Do you want online ordering or a table-booking deposit? I add bKash and Nagad payment buttons that work the way Dhaka customers expect. Personal or Merchant is your choice. I will explain the fee difference honestly before you decide.
The reservation form lands as a WhatsApp message or SMS on your manager's phone within seconds. There is no dashboard to log into. No booking gets missed because nobody checked the inbox.
You get a map of your exact spot, like Road 7 Dhanmondi, not 'somewhere in Dhanmondi'. A one-tap 'Open in Google Maps' button launches the app for in-car directions. Pathao and Uber drivers love you.
You get photo grids, story-style highlights and colours matched to your Instagram. Customers feel they are in the same brand. I work from your real cafe photos, not stock images of European lattes.
If you are on Foodpanda or Pathao Food, I add the deep-link buttons. But I also build a direct order or reservation path. That way you stop losing 25-30% on every sale over the long term.
A cafe in Dhaka is not the same business as a cafe in Dubai or Delhi. A Themeforest template does not know that. Your customer is on a mid-range Android, often on metered mobile data. They often decide in under 90 seconds whether to ride out to you or order in.
They want three things, in order. Is it open right now? What is on the menu, and how much? How do I get there? Everything else is friction: the autoplay video hero, the parallax 'About Us' section, the team grid with stock photos. I strip that out and design a cafe website in Dhaka around those three real questions.
Then there is the 'koto taka?' filter. Dhaka buyers will message you on WhatsApp to ask the price before anything else. If your website does not show a price range up front, they assume you are expensive and leave. So I put a clear 'Average per person: 400-600 BDT' note on the home page where it fits.
I also put your full price list on the menu page, not in a PDF. And I make sure the 'Reserve' button asks for party size, so you can plan staff. These are small things. But they are the gap between a site that looks good in a portfolio and one that pays for itself in the first month.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point. I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
A sharp, credible site that makes the right first impression and brings enquiries.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
A full, professional site that ranks and converts for a growing business.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
An online store built to sell and scale.
Books a 15-min call · fixed BDT quote · 50/50 · hosting extra
Need something bigger? Custom & enterprise builds from ৳3,00,000. Pay by bKash, Nagad, bank transfer or card. Ask for an exact price or send an email.
Straight answers to what Dhaka cafe owners actually ask me on the first call.
It starts from 50,000 BDT for a focused 5-6 page cafe site: home, menu, gallery, reservation, contact and about. That includes mobile-first design, a Google Maps embed and a WhatsApp or SMS booking form. The 90,000 BDT tier adds bKash and Nagad, table booking with capacity rules, and local SEO for searches like 'cafe near Dhanmondi'. 1,50,000 BDT covers full online ordering, several branches and an admin panel. Custom builds start at 3,00,000 BDT. You pay 50% advance and 50% on launch, with no hidden recurring fees.
Most Dhaka cafe sites I build go live in three to five weeks from the day I get your content. That means your menu, photos and branding. The slowest part is usually waiting on food photos or final menu prices. Once those land, design to launch moves fast, because I am the only person in the chain.
An actual page. PDFs are heavy, ugly on mobile and hard to update, and Google cannot read them properly. I build your menu as a real HTML section. It has categories, prices in BDT, photos and diet tags like veg, halal or contains nuts where they apply. You or I can update it in five minutes when prices change.
Yes. I add clear deep-link buttons, so customers can jump straight to your listing. But I will also push you to build a direct-order channel on your own site over time. Foodpanda's 25-30% commission eats into thin cafe margins. Your repeat customers should order from you, not from an aggregator.
If you take small reservation deposits of 200 to 500 BDT, Personal is fine and free. If you take online order payments every day, Merchant is worth the fee. You get better limits and proper records, and your accountant will thank you. I will walk you through both setups on a call, and you decide. Either way, I will wire it into the site for you.
I build the site so adding a branch is a settings change, not a rebuild. You get a new location page, separate hours and map, and branch-only menu items if needed. Adding one branch later usually costs 10,000 to 20,000 BDT extra. It is not a fresh project.
Grab a free 15-minute call. I'll show you what your new website should do and what it will cost in BDT. No pitch, no pressure.
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