Marketplace-style Functionality: The site is more than just static: it’s matching users with private chefs, with menus, bookings, messaging. That means real transactional and relational complexity.

Search / Discovery Features: Enabling users to find chefs by city, by menu type, possibly filtering, browsing menus, images, reviews.

User Profiles & Communication: Building a messaging or communication system between user and chef, profile management, possibly chef onboarding.

Booking & Transaction Flow: Implementing bookings, scheduling, confirmations, possibly payments.

Review & Rating System: Allowing reviews, managing them, aggregating ratings, displaying them.

Responsive Design & Experience: Because users will use the site on many devices; also the chef profiles and menu photos need to look good.

Performance & Scalability: Handling possibly many chefs, many users, many menus and images; optimizing database queries; caching, image optimization.

Security & Privacy: Users’ contact info, payment details, messaging—these need to be handled securely.

Admin / Chef Dashboard: Tools for chefs to manage their menu, bookings, messages; for site admins to moderate / manage content.