Real results from real restaurants. Every project starts with understanding the food, the feeling, and what makes people want to visit.
Dim sum restaurant with locations in Coral Springs, Boynton Beach, Boca Raton, and Plantation. When we started, they had about 2,000 Instagram followers and weren't posting consistently. The food was incredible: soup dumplings, handmade noodles, small plates. But nobody outside of regulars knew about it.
We started with weekly shoots during dim sum service, capturing the steam coming off the soup dumplings, the kitchen plating process, the energy of the dining room. Every Reel was edited with trending audio and on-screen text that stopped the scroll.
The content strategy was simple: make people hungry. Show the food in motion. Let the visuals do the talking. No forced branding, no corporate captions. Just the food, shot and edited in a way that makes you want to drive there right now.
Multiple Reels crossed 1 million views. The account grew from 2K to 82.5K organically. Lines started forming. People were coming from hours away because they saw a soup dumpling video on their feed. Serious Sanji became one of the most recognized dim sum spots in South Florida. The content is why.
Fresh pasta, made in-house, in Little River. Borti had zero TikTok presence when we started: no account, no strategy, no content. They had great food and no way to show it to anyone outside their neighborhood.
We built Borti's TikTok from scratch. The content focused on what makes fresh pasta inherently watchable: the dough being rolled, the shapes being formed, the sauce hitting the plate. Short, tight, satisfying clips with trending audio.
We posted consistently 3-4 times per week and leaned into the TikTok algorithm hard. Every video was designed to be rewatchable. The pasta-making process is hypnotic, and we made sure to capture it from angles that maximized that.
45K followers in 10 months, starting from zero. Multiple videos hit hundreds of thousands of views. Borti went from a neighborhood spot to a destination. People were coming specifically because they saw the pasta being made on TikTok.
French bakery and Mediterranean bistro with locations in North Miami and Midtown Miami. We built their entire online presence from zero: social media, Google Business Profile, review management, everything.
Madame Olivia was the full playbook. We shot the pastries, the brunch service, the catering events. We built their Google Business Profile from nothing: wrote every post, responded to every review, uploaded photos weekly, kept the information accurate across both locations.
On social, we showcased what makes them different: authentic French pastries in Miami, a Mediterranean menu that changes seasonally, and a catering operation that's become one of the most popular in the area.
Their Google Business Profile now drives over 31,000 website visitors. They've accumulated 436+ reviews with a 4.7-star average. The Midtown location launched with a built-in audience because the online presence was already in place. This is what happens when someone actually manages your digital presence consistently.
A 60-year-old Chinese restaurant in Fort Lauderdale with deep roots in the community. The food had been beloved for decades, but their online presence hadn't kept up with the times. The challenge: relaunch the brand digitally without losing what made it special.
With Wan's, the goal wasn't to rebrand. It was to reintroduce. This restaurant had been a staple for 60 years. The food didn't need to change. The way people discovered it did. We shot the classics, the dishes that regulars had been ordering for decades, and presented them in a way that would catch a new generation's attention on social media.
97.2K TikTok followers in about a year, starting from zero. A new generation started discovering a restaurant that had been there all along, with younger customers coming in specifically because they saw Wan's on their feed, while the regulars loved seeing their favorite spot finally get the recognition it deserved.
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