Where free ends and paid begins
Design, priced separately
Bank studied visual communication design and worked in a Bangkok agency before coming home. That is the part of this shop people come back for — but it is a separate line on the quote, and you can say no to it.
“You don’t have to buy design from us. But you should know what you are getting either way.”
Every fee, published
What it costs
| Service | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| File check | Free | The eight points, same working day |
| Minor fix | ฿150 – 300 | Resize, re-crop, change a phone number, add bleed, convert colour |
| Retype and rebuild one side | ฿500 / side | Your Word or PDF, rebuilt as a proper print file |
| New layout from your content | ฿1,200 | One flyer, poster or banner, laid out from text and images you supply |
| Menu rebuild, up to 40 items | ฿2,500 | Restructured, typeset, print-ready, both languages if you have them |
| Menu rebuild, up to 80 items | ฿4,000 | As above, plus a separate drinks list |
| Logo redraw from a low-resolution image | ฿1,800 | Vector, cleaned up, in the file formats you will need everywhere else |
| New logo | ฿6,500 | Two weeks, three directions, one revision round. One a month, and that is the limit |
| Wedding set layout | ฿4,500 | Invitation, place card, table number, welcome board, one visual system |
- Design is quoted before it starts, as its own line, never folded into the print price.
- You may decline all of it. We will print what you brought and tell you plainly what is going to happen when we do.
- Design fees are paid when you approve the layout, before printing begins.
- Two revision rounds are included. After that, ฿400 per round.
- We do not take a job designed by someone else and rework it without telling them. If you have a designer, we will talk to your designer.
One job, in full
A menu that did not need new dishes
What arrived
A dozen typefaces, prices in three sizes, blurry dish photographs, Thai and English fighting for the same line, and almost no white space.
What we kept
Every single dish.
What changed
- Dishes grouped, and the groups given a visible order
- One typeface family, four sizes, used consistently
- Thai above English, always, at a consistent size relationship
- Prices aligned on a single right-hand column
- Signature dishes marked once, in one way
- Photographs cut from eleven to four, at one consistent ratio
- Allergen notes added
- Contact details and the ordering QR code moved to the back, together
“This looks like a more expensive restaurant.”
“Your food didn’t change. Your customers can just finally read it.”
Why this is on the site
The design is not the deliverable
A menu is not judged on a screen at 200%. It is judged by somebody holding it at arm’s length in bad light while deciding what to eat. That is the test every job here is checked against, and it is the reason we ask where a thing is going before we ask how many you want.
“Where is it going, and who is looking at it?”
Get your file checked — free