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Khori Kabab

A restaurant site that behaves like a phone — a home screen of app icons, a dock and a flip-through menu for a Persian kabab house in Dubai.

LiveNext.jsRestaurantDigital menuWhatsApp ordering
Khori Kabab — Home screen on a phone
Home screen on a phone
Khori Kabab — Smart menu
Smart menu
Khori Kabab — Gallery
Gallery
Khori Kabab — About us
About us
Khori Kabab — Home on a desktop
Home on a desktop
Khori Kabab — From our kitchen
From our kitchen
Khori Kabab — Why guests choose us
Why guests choose us

A menu you flip through, an order you send on WhatsApp.

Khori Special Kabab grills Persian kabab over charcoal by Al Hamriya Port in Dubai. I built its site to feel like a phone: a status bar with the time, app-style cards, and a dock with Phone, Home, WhatsApp and Settings. On an actual phone it goes all the way — the home page is a screen of app icons.

The digital menu is a flipbook you swipe through. A smart menu asks about appetite, protein, style, drinks and party size, then turns the answers into a sheet you send on WhatsApp. There’s a gallery, a video tour of the dining room, and links to order on Talabat, Noon and Keeta.

It’s a Next.js app, with a small blog of dining guides for local search and structured data for the restaurant.

Built for
Khori Special Kabab, Dubai
Type
Restaurant website
Stack
Next.js
Ordering
WhatsApp · Talabat · Noon · Keeta
Studio
Rexos Company Dev
Live at
khorispecialkabab.com
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A home screen, not a home page

On a phone the site is a grid of app icons with a dock — menu, gallery, ordering and even a few mini-games.

02

Flipbook menu

Swipe through every skewer, rice plate and side.

03

Smart menu

Pick appetite, protein, style, drinks and party size, then send the sheet on WhatsApp.

04

Restaurant tour

A video walk through the dining room, with music.

05

Order anywhere

Talabat, Noon, Keeta, WhatsApp or walk in — every channel is one tap away.

06

Built for local search

A blog of dining guides, plus links to Google Maps and 2GIS.

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