A senior-built restaurant website for Chattogram owners who want full tables, online orders and a menu that actually loads on a Banshkhali road's patchy 4G — not a slow template that scares hungry customers back to Foodpanda.
From 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch. Personally designed and shipped by RH Fardin — no juniors, no outsourcing.
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Walk down GEC Circle, Agrabad or O.R. Nizam Road on a Thursday night and you will see the same scene: groups standing on the footpath, three phones out, one person typing your restaurant's name into Google. If your site takes more than three seconds to load on Banglalink data, or your menu is a blurry PDF from 2019, that table is going to Bay View, Haatkhola or whoever loads first. That is the entire game in Chattogram right now.
Most Chittagong restaurant websites I open are either a Facebook page pretending to be a website, a Wix template the owner's cousin built, or a 'company' site that costs 30,000 BDT and dies the moment Eid traffic hits. None of them are built for what your customers actually do — scroll the menu, check tonight's price, see real food photos, tap to call, find your branch in Khulshi or Halishahar, and book or order. That is the only job a restaurant website has in this city.
I design and code every restaurant website myself. That means the menu structure, the photo loading, the call-to-action placement, the branch page for your Nasirabad outlet, the booking form that goes to your WhatsApp and email — all of it is handled by one senior operator with about five years building sites for Bangladeshi businesses. No project manager forwarding your messages. No junior copy-pasting another restaurant's site over yours.
If you run a single biryani spot in Chawkbazar or a four-branch cafe chain across Chattogram, the foundation is the same: fast on cheap phones, honest about pricing, photo-led, and built so a hungry buyer never has to think twice before tapping 'Order' or 'Reserve'.
Six things your Chittagong restaurant website needs to do well — and what I build into every project before we even talk about colours.
Categorised menu (starters, mains, set deals, drinks, kids) coded as real HTML — not a 4MB PDF. Loads on 3G in Patenga and indexes on Google so people searching 'best beef tehari Chittagong' can actually find your dish.
Compressed, mobile-first image system that keeps your biryani and kacchi shots sharp without killing load time. I also tell you exactly what photos to shoot (or arrange a Chattogram-based shoot) so the gallery doesn't look like everyone else's stock plate.
Cart, delivery zones for Agrabad / GEC / Khulshi / Nasirabad / Halishahar, and bKash/Nagad/Rocket payment options where it fits. Or a clean WhatsApp-order flow if you don't want a full cart yet — your call, not mine.
Dedicated page for each Chattogram outlet with Google Maps embed, opening hours, contact numbers and direction-friendly addresses (not just 'opposite the mosque'). Each branch ranks on its own for 'restaurant near me' searches in that area.
A booking form that fires to your WhatsApp + email instantly, with date, party size, occasion and phone number, so a host actually picks up before the customer books your competitor.
Starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused restaurant site, 90,000 BDT for multi-branch or basic ordering, 1,50,000 BDT for full ordering + bookings + multi-branch SEO. Custom builds from 3,00,000 BDT. No 'starting from' games.
Chittagong is not Dhaka and your website should not pretend it is. Buyers here split into three rough patterns: the family from Khulshi or Nasirabad picking somewhere for Friday dinner, the office crowd around Agrabad and CDA Avenue looking for lunch and a quiet corner for a meeting, and the out-of-town visitor at Foy's Lake, Patenga sea beach or a hotel near GEC who has 40 minutes to figure out where to eat. Each of them opens Google or Maps, types your category, and decides in under a minute. Your site has that minute. That is it.
I build every Chattogram restaurant page around that minute. Hero shot of the real food, clear price band, today's hours, the closest branch with a map link, a tap-to-call button and either an order button or a reserve button — whichever matches your business. Then a menu they can scroll without pinch-zooming. Then proof: real reviews from Google, photos that match what arrives on the plate, and a story that says who runs the kitchen. Most local restaurant websites in Chittagong skip three of those five and wonder why Foodpanda eats their margin. I build sites that send customers directly to your door, so you keep the full ticket instead of paying 25-30% per order to an aggregator.
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.
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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.
Honest answers for Chattogram restaurant owners deciding whether to spend on a real website.
Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for a single-outlet restaurant site with full menu, gallery, reservation form, contact and tap-to-call. 90,000 BDT covers two or three branches or basic WhatsApp-style ordering. 1,50,000 BDT is the proper online-ordering setup with bKash/Nagad, delivery zones, branch SEO and analytics. Anything custom (multi-cuisine, loyalty, large chain) starts at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on launch — no hidden 'maintenance fees' added later.
Foodpanda is rented traffic — every order costs you roughly a quarter of the ticket and the customer belongs to them, not you. Your own restaurant website ranks on Google for searches like 'biryani in Agrabad' or 'cafe in Khulshi', collects direct orders at zero commission, and gives you the phone number so you can re-market on Eid, anniversaries and slow Tuesdays. Most Chittagong restaurants I build for cover the cost of the site in 60–90 days of saved commission.
Yes. Whether you have one outlet in Nasirabad or four across GEC, Agrabad, Khulshi and Halishahar, each branch gets its own page with map, hours, phone and area-specific keywords so it ranks separately. I also set up Google Business profiles per branch if you don't have them yet.
Yes. I integrate bKash, Nagad and Rocket (Personal or Merchant, your call), card payments through SSLCommerz or AamarPay, and cash-on-delivery. Delivery zones are mapped to actual Chattogram areas with min order and delivery fees. If you don't want a full cart yet, I'll set up a clean WhatsApp-order flow first and add the cart when your volume justifies it.
A focused 50,000 BDT restaurant site is usually 10–14 working days from advance to launch. The 90,000 BDT and 1,50,000 BDT builds with branches and ordering land in 3–5 weeks. The biggest delay is almost always waiting on food photos and final menu pricing — if you have those ready on day one, we move fast.
Yes — that is non-negotiable in how I build. Images are compressed and lazy-loaded, the menu is real HTML (not a PDF), fonts are minimal, and the site is tested on a throttled 3G connection before launch. A first-time visitor from a Banshkhali road, a Patenga beach trip or inside an Agrabad office building should see your hero, food and call button in under three seconds.
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