Kiler'de Labrea
A Kadıköy corner, opened online.
A neighbourhood coffee-and-dessert house in Kadıköy, İstanbul — given a warm, tactile website that opens like its own front door and speaks both Turkish and English. Designed, built and localised by NIKOY.
A menu that lived on paper.
Kiler'de Labrea needed more than a listing. The café wanted its street-corner warmth — the smell of coffee, the glow of the room — to carry online, and its full menu to be effortless to read on a phone, at the table.
Open the door.
We built a single, unhurried page with a cinematic opening: a closed door the visitor taps to step inside. Warm photography, a hand-drawn logo and a fluid, mobile-first menu carry the rest — every dish and price a thumb-scroll away, in Turkish and English.
Mobile, front to back.
Tap to enter; the hero unfolds into the room.
A warm word before the menu begins.
The full card, built to browse with a thumb.
Hours, address and a live map to the door.
What we built
- 01Interactive “open the door” hero
- 02Full mobile-first menu system
- 03Turkish & English localisation
- 04Live map & directions
- 05Image-optimised, fast-loading pages
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Outcome
A site that feels like the room.
The result is a fast, fully responsive site that turns any phone into a table-side menu — and a first impression that lingers. The same care NIKOY brings to every commission.
See it live.
The best way to understand the work is to open the door yourself.