At a glance
- Client
- Lucky Minou Sushi
- Industry
- Sushi catering company
- Location
- Abita Springs, Louisiana
- Live site
- luckyminou.com
- Launched
- July 2026
- What GatorByte built
- Custom website design and build
- Step-by-step event request form
- Owner admin panel for inquiries, booked dates, and blackout days
- Owner-editable delivery menus
- Google Calendar feed for bookings
- Local SEO setup and managed hosting on Netlify
The challenge
What the business actually needed.
A chef-run sushi catering business needed a site that sells the experience and collects complete event requests, without the owner juggling dates and details by text.
Our approach
How we thought about the build.
Catering inquiries are only useful when they arrive complete: date, guest count, location, and what the host wants served. We built a step-by-step request flow that collects those details up front.
Behind the site, the owner gets an admin panel to review inquiries, mark booked and blackout dates, edit the menu, and sync bookings to Google Calendar, so the website and the schedule stay in step.
Technical stack
The stack, and why.
Next.js for the public site and the admin panel
Supabase for inquiries, bookings, and menu data with row-level security
Resend for inquiry notification emails
Tailwind CSS for the design system, hosted on Netlify
Key features
What actually shipped.
Guided Event Requests
Customers pick a date and share event details in a few simple steps.
Owner Admin Panel
Inquiries, booked dates, and blackout days are managed in one place.
Editable Menus
The owner updates delivery menus without a developer.
Calendar Sync
Bookings feed into Google Calendar so the owner sees every event in one schedule.
What's next
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