Full digital menu
Nearly 80 dishes across nine categories, with a Dine In / Take Away toggle for the two price lists and swipeable category tabs.
Client work / Hospitality
KHIM THAI.
A PROSPECT FAVOURITE, NOW FOUND ONLINE.
A fast, mobile-first website for a restaurant that has served Prospect Road since 2003 — with the full menu, tap-to-call and directions one thumb away.
- Client
- Khim Thai Restaurant
- Location
- Prospect Road, Prospect, Adelaide
- Industry
- Hospitality — dine-in and takeaway
- Services
- Website design and build, local search foundations
01 / The brief
TWO DECADES OF REGULARS. AN ONLINE PRESENCE THAT HADN'T CAUGHT UP.
Khim Thai opened on Prospect Road on 7 September 2003 and has built a loyal local following and a 4.5 rating on Tripadvisor. The goals were simple:
- 01Let hungry locals see the full menu, with dine-in and takeaway prices, on their phone.
- 02Make calling to book or order a single tap.
- 03Tell the restaurant's story and show its reputation.
- 04Help it get found for local searches like “Thai restaurant Prospect”.
In action
On a phone
Most diners will see the site on a phone, so that's where we checked it first.
02 / What we built
Built around what diners actually do: check the menu, then call or head over.
Favourites and reviews
Six signature dishes with food photography, plus the Tripadvisor rating and guest quotes placed where diners are deciding.
Tap-to-call everywhere
A sticky call button in the header and call prompts for booking and ordering, so the next step is always one tap away.
Find us
Address, parking, opening hours and one-tap directions — the details people check on the way over.
Our story
The 2003 opening, told with the original plaque, to show more than two decades on Prospect Road.
Local search foundations
Location-focused titles, descriptions and structure so the site speaks clearly to Prospect and Adelaide searches.
From the client
“Thrivehaus was very helpful, switched on and fast. They made the whole process easy.”
03 / Design approach
WARM, A LITTLE MOODY, ALL ABOUT THE FOOD.
01
Palette
Deep green, dark-mode base with warm gold accents, so food photography glows.
02
Type
An elegant serif for headings paired with a clean, highly readable body font.
03
Voice
Short, confident copy in the restaurant's own voice: hot woks, fresh herbs, big plates.
04
Mobile first
Most diners look a restaurant up on their phone — often on the way there.
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