Section 01
Found in your locality, one dish at a time.
Local search is how an independent restaurant grows without renting reach from an aggregator. “Panang curry near 77077”, “jollof rice Westheimer”, “vegan suya Houston”. These are the queries that put a new diner at your table this evening. Ranking on them requires a separate URL per dish with full MenuItem structured data: offers, dietary, nutrition, aggregateRating. Google reads it. So do the AI overviews now sitting above the ten blue links.
Korufi ships /menu/[category]/[dish]/on every menu item, schema attached, by default, on your own domain. Owner.com’s public sitemap stops one level higher, at /menu/[category]/. We confirmed this on a live Owner customer. The teardown is in our public repo.
The result: per-dish pages catch long-tail searches, earn star displays in the SERP card, and become the surface that LLM-based search engines cite when a diner asks “what’s the best jollof in Houston?”. The dish ranks. The restaurant gets the diner. The platform doesn’t sit in between with a 30% bill attached.