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A professional site to get you online properly.
- Up to 5 pages
- Mobile-first design
- WhatsApp, call & contact form
- Google Business & Search Console setup
- Live in about 2 weeks
Websites, Google visibility and social media for New Malden’s restaurants, cafés, shops, salons and services, including the Korean businesses people travel across London to visit.
From £495 · No VAT · Fixed quote
Restaurant & cocktail bar
Tex Mex LDN
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Café group
Cafe Macarong
One colourful website for three Korean-inspired neighbourhood cafés.
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Nail salon
Princess Nails Molesey
A clear, bookable website for a neighbourhood nail salon.
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Independent businesses only, homepages checked in October 2026. Most of these are quick fixes, and each one costs enquiries.
Businesses with a website listed on OpenStreetMap or TrustATrader; chains and my own clients left out. Each homepage was opened once and checked for a tap-to-call link, a booking or ordering option, a phone-friendly layout and the page title. No business is named. Want yours checked?
Pick a starting point. You’ll always get a fixed quote before any work begins.
A professional site to get you online properly.
For businesses that take bookings or orders.
Custom features and bigger sites.
Prices are starting points for typical projects. Not VAT registered, so no VAT is added.
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New Malden is well known for its Korean community, and its High Street has a mix of Korean restaurants, cafés, bakeries, supermarkets and beauty businesses alongside long-established local shops and services. People travel from across London specifically to eat and shop here, as well as residents who use the High Street every day.
That gives New Malden businesses a bigger audience than most local high streets, but also more competition. Visitors often search for a type of food or shop and compare several places on Google Maps before deciding. Photos, reviews, menus and opening times make the difference, and many visitors appreciate clear English descriptions alongside Korean names.
I’m a London-based UX designer with a team behind me. My client websites include restaurants, cafés and salons in East Molesey and Kew. I don’t have a New Malden client yet, and I’ll be honest about that while showing you the closest examples of my work.
For New Malden, I’d focus on a fast mobile website with a clear menu or product range, a Google Business Profile packed with good photos, and social media that shows off food, products and new arrivals. Bilingual pages can help too, so both Korean-speaking and English-speaking customers feel welcome.
Yes. I can build bilingual pages so both Korean-speaking and English-speaking customers can read your menu, services and contact details.
Great photos of real dishes, an up-to-date menu, accurate hours and plenty of recent reviews. Replying to reviews helps too.
Yes. I can add an online shop or click-and-collect so customers can order before they visit.
Yes, along with Surbiton, Wimbledon and Long Ditton.
Yes. Our team shoots short videos and photos of food and products, and can manage posting for you.
Yes, where it fits. Many customers search using Korean dish or product names as well as English ones. Including both naturally in your Google Business Profile description, menu and website helps you show up for both kinds of search, without stuffing in keywords.