Why a restaurant needs a website, even with a Facebook page
Most customers search Google before they choose a place. They want a few things: what you serve, what it costs, when you open and where you are. A Facebook page answers these badly because menu posts sink in the feed. A website answers all of it on one page, and Google finds it by your restaurant's name or "restaurant" plus your neighbourhood.
What a restaurant website needs
- Menu with prices readable on a phone, no zooming into a photo
- Map and directions one tap opens navigation
- Opening hours including your weekly day off
- Photos of your best dishes and the room 3–5 are enough
- Call and LINE buttons so customers reach you in one tap
That is enough for most restaurants. Table bookings, pre-orders and loyalty points are the next step, added when the business needs them.
How to build it with AI
With Bai Bua you do not pick a template or drag boxes around. You describe the restaurant in chat, for example:
Bai Bua designs the pages, writes the copy, lays out the menu and adds the contact buttons, in 5–10 minutes. To change a photo, a price or add a dish, type it in chat any time, 24/7, and pay credits for what you use.

What a restaurant website costs
- Building New accounts get 100 free credits. A simple site uses about 50 credits on average, so the first site costs nothing.
- Publishing Use a free subdomain with SSL right away. When you want your own domain name, publishing is ฿200.00/month or ฿1,000.00/year.
- Domain a .com is about ฿450.00/year, billed separately. See domains and SSL.
All plans are on the pricing page. Pay with PromptPay by scanning a QR, no credit card required.
When to add table bookings or loyalty points
When customers ask about free tables in chat faster than you can answer, or you want regulars to come back more often. Then Bua Loy adds table bookings, a loyalty membership and an admin panel to the same site. Tell it how you take bookings and see a first result in 45 minutes. Launch price ฿590.00/month, normally ฿890.00.
Read next: an online booking system you build yourself, or what credits are if you want to know what frequent edits cost.
