Commerce & booking
Menus, ordering and delivery terms — the way a kitchen takes an order, made simple.
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Sushi & street food, take-away and deliveryVylkove, Ukraine
A mobile-first site for a sushi and street-food kitchen: the shop’s own dish photography, a sheet for every dish with weight, ingredients and price, and one tap to call or send a ready-written Viber order.



01The business
Sushi Box makes sushi and street food in Vylkove, Ukraine — for take-away and delivery. The site speaks Ukrainian and English.
Its menu is 8 categories and 74 items — sets, rolls, baked rolls, tempura rolls and more — each with its price, weight and ingredients, exactly as on the shop’s own menu, and photographed by the shop itself.
02The design question
We read the brief from how a take-away kitchen sells. Before ordering, a customer needs three answers — on the screen of a phone.
Seventy-four items is a lot for a small screen. The menu has to keep its eight categories apart, with one tap between them.
Pieces, weight, what is inside and the price — stated for every dish, with a photograph of the real thing.
The hours, the pick-up time and the delivery price have to be in sight, and the order has to reach the shop in one tap.
03The solution
On a phone the menu opens with its size and its promise: 8 categories, 74 items, prices, weight and ingredients exactly as on the shop’s menu — and photographs of the shop’s own dishes.
Category chips run across the top, five tabs stay at the bottom — Home, Menu, Categories, Delivery, Contacts — and every dish opens into a sheet with its weight, ingredients, price and an Order button. The order goes straight to the shop: a call, or a Viber message that is already written.
04What we built
8 categories and 74 items, laid out for one hand: chips on top, tabs below.
Weight, ingredients and price for every dish, with the shop’s own photograph.
One tap to call the shop, or to send a ready-written Viber order.
Order hours, pick-up time and the delivery price, where the order is made.
05On the phone
Two screens from the live site, as a customer meets them: the menu, and the sheet a dish opens into.
AThe menu
Its size, said up front«8 категорій · 74 позиції» — with prices, weight and ingredients as on the shop’s menu.
Their own photographs«Фото — наші власні страви»: every dish is the shop’s own.
Category chipsSets, rolls, baked rolls, tempura rolls… one tap between the eight.
Pieces and weight on the card«Сет 1 — 24 шт · 850 г», with what is inside.
Five tabs under the thumbHome, Menu, Categories, Delivery, Contacts.
BA dish sheet
What sells«Хіт замовлень» marks a best-seller.
Where it belongs«02 Роли» — the dish keeps its category.
The weight300 g, as on the menu.
What is insideNori, rice, salmon, cheese, cucumber.
Price, and Order300 UAH, with «Замовити» right beside it.
The terms, right thereOrders 12:00–18:00; delivery in Vylkove, 100 UAH.
06Workflow
A Philadelphia roll, followed through the live site. The interface stays in Ukrainian, as on the site.
A category chip — or the Categories tab at the bottom.
The dish, with the shop’s photograph, its weight and its price.
The dish sheet: everything stated, and the Order button.
One tap calls the shop — or sends the order as a Viber message that is already written.


07The take-away
The hours, the pick-up time and the delivery price aren’t left for a footer: they sit on the first screen of the site, and on the dish sheet beside the Order button.
08Project facts
Live site
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Facts checked on the live sites, October 2026.
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