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The Hotel Palash Online Food Ordering System is a web-based application developed to support the digital management of food ordering and table-booking activities at a hotel. The system provides customers with an online interface to register or log in, browse food items, add selected items to a cart, place orders, view bill or order-status information, and submit table-booking requests. A separate owner dashboard supports the review and management of orders and booking records. The application uses HTML, CSS and JavaScript for the presentation layer, PHP for server-side processing, and MySQL for data storage. The database maintains customer and owner accounts, menu records, food orders and table-booking requests. Session-based handling supports user access and cart operations, while the PHP application processes the main workflows and communicates with the database. The project demonstrates the practical application of full-stack web development, database connectivity, authentication, session management and CRUD operations in a small restaurant context. It aims to reduce dependence on manual order recording, improve access to menu information and organize order-related records. The current implementation is intended for academic demonstration and small-scale use; integrated online payment, live delivery tracking and production deployment are considered future enhancements. Keywords: Online food ordering, restaurant management, PHP, MySQL, web application, cart management, table booking..
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