Independent concept redesign / Restaurant

Sushiato.

A Japanese–Latin restaurant across four South Florida locations. The concept opens with the room and the brand’s cultural mix, then moves into dishes, menu discovery, and a local visit.

Type
Independent concept
Scope
Strategy, UX & visual design
Output
Responsive websiteView the live concept
Sushiato concept opening inside a dining room beneath illuminated Japanese umbrellas
Proposed homepage hero / Concept direction by Sparza

The opportunity

From the room to the right location.

The public site brings together the menu, ordering, promotions, and four locations. The proposal makes the dining experience the opening, gives menu browsing more structure, and keeps location details in one place. These are design hypotheses, not measured performance results.

The journey we designed

From the room to the right location.

  1. 01

    Feel

    Open with a Sushiato dining room.

    Question answered
    “What is the experience?”

  2. 02

    Discover

    Explain the meeting of Japanese and Latin flavors.

    Question answered
    “What makes it different?”

  3. 03

    Explore

    Browse the Doral menu with categories and search.

    Question answered
    “What sounds good?”

  4. 04

    Choose

    See details for each South Florida location.

    Question answered
    “Where can I go?”

Screen by screen

One restaurant family, four useful moments.

Four comparisons follow the public site and the proposed redesign through opening, story, menu, and visit details. Original website on the left. Sparza redesign on the right, with complete sections and additional views.

01 / Opening

Start inside the restaurant.

The public homepage opens with people sharing sushi and an ordering path. The concept opens in the Doral dining room to establish atmosphere before moving into food and visits.

Before / Original website

Public Sushiato homepage with guests sharing sushi and Latin Fusion Sushi Restaurant headline
Public homepageCaptured September 28, 2026

After / Sparza redesign

Sushiato concept opening in the Doral dining room beneath illuminated umbrellas
Proposed openingIndependent concept
Sushiato redesign showing the complete inside the restaurant section
Inside the restaurantSparza redesign
02 / Story

Give the cultural mix room to breathe.

The public About page explains the Latin fusion idea over guest photography. The concept gives that idea a shorter editorial introduction and a path to the menu.

Before / Original website

Public Sushiato About page with guests, sushi, and Latin fusion introduction
Public About pageCaptured September 28, 2026

After / Sparza redesign

Sushiato redesign showing the complete restaurant introduction section
Restaurant introductionSparza redesign
Sushiato redesign showing the complete at the table section
At the tableSparza redesign
03 / Menu

Make a large menu easier to explore.

The public menu shows long sequential sections. The concept offers food and drink views, category navigation, search, and dish details for Doral.

Before / Original website

Public Sushiato menu with roll photography and appetizer sections
Public daily menuCaptured September 28, 2026

After / Sparza redesign

Sushiato concept menu with category navigation, roll photography, and prices
Proposed Doral menuIndependent concept
Sushiato redesign showing the complete food discovery section
Food discoverySparza redesign
Sushiato redesign showing the complete signature dishes section
Signature dishesSparza redesign
04 / Visit

Keep all four locations within reach.

The public Doral page introduces one restaurant and links to directions. The concept provides a location selector with address, hours, and ordering details for each restaurant.

Before / Original website

Public Sushiato Doral page with storefront, introduction, and visit actions
Public Doral pageCaptured September 28, 2026

After / Sparza redesign

Sushiato redesign showing the complete visit details section
Visit detailsSparza redesign

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