مطعم عربي (Arabic Restaurant)
A complete right-to-left Arabic-language restaurant site with native Arabic copy, an Arabic web font, and RTL layout throughout — showcasing WebEasys's native Arabic generation.
What's included
- Native Arabic copy
- Right-to-left layout
- Arabic web font
- Menu & reservation-style form
Click below and this template opens ready to build — you can edit the description before generating, or use it exactly as is.
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Most website builders treat Arabic as a translation problem, and it shows: Latin layouts flipped badly, fonts that were never designed for the script, and copy that reads like it came out of a machine. This template generates a genuinely right-to-left restaurant site in native Arabic, laid out and written for the language rather than converted into it.
A right-to-left page, in native Arabic
The page is generated with dir="rtl" and set in Cairo, a typeface designed for Arabic rather than adapted to it. The copy is written in Arabic from the start — not English text put through translation — so the tone reads as a native speaker would write it.
The structure is a full restaurant site on one page: a hero, featured dishes with prices, an about section, hours and location, and a contact section for reservation enquiries. Sections can be added, reordered or removed afterwards by describing the change in plain language.
Restaurants across the Gulf and wider MENA
Restaurants, cafés and catering businesses serving an Arabic-reading market — the example is a Saudi restaurant in Riyadh, and the same page suits the Gulf, the Levant and North Africa.
It also suits a restaurant whose customers read Arabic but whose only web presence is an English page or a social account, which is a surprisingly common position across the region.
How guests reach you, in Arabic
The contact form works the moment you publish, and enquiries land in your Leads inbox inside WebEasys, filtered for bots, on every plan including free ones.
The WhatsApp button is free on every plan when a number is set, and in this market that is not a minor feature — WhatsApp is where a great deal of restaurant business actually happens across the Gulf and MENA. It opens a chat with the first message already written.
As with every restaurant page here, there is no reservation system: the form captures a request and a person answers it.
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Your dishes and prices come first
Replace the example dishes with what you actually serve, with real prices. This matters more than usual here, because a generated Arabic menu will be plausible and generic in equal measure, and your regulars will know immediately.
Then hours, location and contact number. Then the photographs — the site launches with stock imagery, and any image that fails to load is detected and replaced with a styled block rather than left broken, but stock photography of Arabic food is particularly poor. Upload up to five real photos in one edit.
You can give the instructions in Arabic or in English. Each change costs one credit, the same as generating the site did.
Common questions
- Is the Arabic actually written in Arabic, or translated?
- Written in Arabic. The copy is generated in the language rather than produced in English and put through translation, and the page is built right-to-left with dir="rtl" and the Cairo typeface rather than a Latin layout mirrored after the fact.
- Can I edit the site by giving instructions in Arabic?
- Yes. Describe the change in Arabic or in English, whichever you prefer, and the page is rewritten. Each edit costs one credit, the same as generating the site did.
- Can guests reserve a table through the site?
- No. There is no reservation system or availability calendar. The contact form captures a request into your Leads inbox and the WhatsApp button starts a conversation, both of which a person answers.
- Can I have the site in both Arabic and English?
- Each generated site is a single page in one language. Some owners publish an Arabic site and an English one separately and link between them, which costs one credit per site and works well when the two audiences genuinely differ.
Ready to build it? The template opens with the description filled in — edit it to match your business first, or generate as is and refine afterwards.