Omakase restaurant website concept · 2026
Mizuki
A website concept for a contemporary omakase restaurant in Amsterdam.
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What was built
- Responsive implementation of a design-led hospitality site
- Structured CMS for menus and pricing
- Reservation information and enquiry journey
- Subtle motion that never blocks navigation
The project
A quiet website for a small restaurant
Mizuki is a self-initiated concept for a contemporary omakase restaurant in Amsterdam. The site introduces the room, explains the format, presents the tasting menu and gives guests a direct route to reservation information.
The job was to make a restrained visual direction work as a complete website on every screen without adding unnecessary interface.
The build
A clear sequence from introduction to reservation
The homepage moves from atmosphere to menu to practical information. Type, spacing and image crops were adjusted at each breakpoint rather than simply scaled down from desktop.
Animation is limited to soft reveals and transitions. It supports the pace of the site without delaying content or navigation.
Built for every screen
The hierarchy, image crops and spacing are tuned separately for desktop and mobile.
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Content management
Menus can change without a rebuild
The site uses Next.js with Storyblok for content management. Menu sections, dishes and prices are stored as structured entries, so seasonal updates do not require code changes.
Pages are rendered on the server, images are optimised for their display size and the reservation journey remains keyboard accessible.
A structured menu
Menu sections, dishes and prices are managed as content rather than fixed page copy.
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Reservation information
Seatings, contact details and location are kept together, with a persistent route to reserve.
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