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Late-night dining and bottle service
LOD
A velvet-room booking flow for guests arriving after dark, with booth selection, bottle pacing, and host-led arrivals.
Durbar MargOpen until latePrivate booth priority
Reserve this room->Agrim Booking
High-table reservations for Kathmandu's most polished rooms.
Kathmandu reservations, redesigned
Book the table
before the room
fills with noise.
A premium booking experience for Nepali high-end restaurants and after-dark bars. Built for places like LOD, NOVA, and Trisara where timing, table position, and atmosphere matter as much as the menu.
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Signature rooms
24/7
Concierge follow-up
100%
White-glove confirmations
LOD
High-energy late seating
NOVA
Rooftop dining with skyline views
Trisara
Refined, slower luxury service
Kathmandu
Built for the city's premium hospitality scene
Featured venues
Three rooms,
three distinct nights.
The layout borrows from editorial travel storytelling, but everything here is tuned for hospitality: cleaner decision points, stronger hierarchy, and a reservation flow that feels curated instead of generic.
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Rooftop supper club
NOVA
For sunset tables, celebratory dinners, and a sharper pre-order path that feels more editorial than transactional.
Skyline seatingChef's menu dropsGolden-hour arrivals
Reserve this room->03
Quiet luxury dining
Trisara
Designed around calmer pacing, discreet confirmations, and table requests for guests who value privacy over noise.
Private room requestsWine-led serviceConcierge confirmations
Reserve this room->Reservation flow
The booking journey
should feel composed.
This homepage sets up a premium brand voice for the product before the full booking engine is built. The next step would be turning the right-hand inquiry panel into a real table search and confirmation flow.
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Choose the room, the mood, and the arrival window.
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Confirm party size, table preference, and any celebration notes.
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Receive a polished confirmation with host details and follow-up options.
Launch-ready homepage
Built to sell
the feeling first.
White background, red accents, black foundations, and the same sharp editorial rhythm as the current Agrim site. Enough structure to present the product today, with room to grow into availability, deposits, and guest management later.