Indian and Nepalese restaurant in Dénia
The Everest, Indian and Nepalese cuisine in Dénia
The Everest is an Indian and Nepalese cuisine restaurant in Dénia, on the Les Marines road. Its menu ranges from momos and curries (masala, korma, madras, vindaloo…) to tandoori specialties and biryani, with vegan vegetable dishes, a children's menu and takeaway food.
In a city with so many foreign visitors, the website had to act as a waiter: explaining a cuisine that many people have never tried, in Spanish and English, and allowing takeaway orders without having to call.
- +120 dishes on the menu, with their price and description
- 25 menu sections, from starters to dessert
- 2 languages: Spanish and English
- Sector Indian and Nepalese cuisine restaurant
- Where Dénia (Alicante), on the Les Marines road
- Services Eat in, takeaway food and celebrations
- Website languages Spanish and English
What The Everest's website includes
- Full menu on the website: More than 120 dishes with their price and description, ordered by sections and with allergens indicated in most.
- Takeaway order: The customer chooses dishes and quantities and the order reaches the restaurant via WhatsApp, without delivery platforms in between.
- English version: The entire website in English, with its own address, for the foreign customer.
- Cooking blog: Articles about Indian cuisine, Nepalese cuisine and life in Dénia, which help to appear on Google for more than just the name.
- Google Reviews: Customer reviews, visible on the homepage.
- Call, WhatsApp and map: Buttons to call or write instantly and the link to Google Maps to get there.
The design
Reds and maroons on a cream background, a night blue for contrast and serif titles: a warm website, like the cuisine it showcases.
- #B22B1D red
- #4A1525 maroon
- #002068 night blue
- #FBF9F4 cream
- #444653 text gray
Typography: Libre Caslon Text in the titles and Manrope in the text
Web design for restaurants in Dénia and Marina Alta
I make websites for restaurants in Dénia and throughout Marina Alta: the menu that reads well on mobile, own orders and reservations without platform commissions, and the website in your customers' languages. What yours needs to have, I'll tell you in this guide for restaurants in Dénia.
The website inside
This is how theeverestdenia.com is today. Above, the beginning of its homepage in video; below, the pickup order and the menu.
The beginning of the homepage of theeverestdenia.com, as it is today: Indian and Nepalese cuisine with buttons to order takeaway or view the menu, a carousel with the menu sections, its original recipes from India and its chef.
Pickup order, via WhatsApp: On the «Takeaway» page each dish has its plus and minus buttons. What is chosen is added to «Your order», with the price of each line and the total, and with a button the order is written in a WhatsApp message for the restaurant. View the takeaway order
The menu, section by section: The menu has 25 sections, from starters and tandoori specialties to each curry style (korma, madras, vindaloo…), bread, the children's menu and desserts. With each tab, only that section remains, and with «View all», the entire menu; each dish includes its description, its price and its allergens. View the menu
The starting point
A cuisine almost nobody knows —momos, curries, Himalayan spices— in a coastal city with many foreign visitors. The problem wasn't just showing the menu: it was explaining what each dish is to someone who has never tried it, and doing it in English too.
The solution
A website where each section of the menu is understood without having been there before, with takeout ordering, a blog that tells the culture and spices behind each recipe, and the entire website duplicated in English.
How it was done
- Structure designed by intent: view the menu, order takeout, get to know the place, contact.
- Custom design on WordPress and Elementor Pro.
- Menu written dish by dish, with its price and its allergens.
- English translation of the entire website with our own plugin, with its own URL per language.
- Technical SEO and supporting content to rank for the cuisine, not just the name.
How it turned out
The restaurant explains itself before the customer crosses the door, the takeout order comes in from the web and the English version serves the tourist without translating anything by hand.
Project type: Restaurant website · new design
Technology: WordPress · Elementor Pro · WP Translate Master (es/en) · WP SEO Pro
Web: theeverestdenia.com
