Fast-Loading and SEO-Optimized Websites

❌ Claim 1: "Uses SSR and SSG... search engine crawlers receive full HTML"
REALITY: When I fetched the site as a crawler would, I received:

An empty HTML body with zero content
Only a title tag visible
No server-rendered content whatsoever

This is the opposite of SSR/SSG. If SSR/SSG were properly implemented, I would have received the full restaurant content (menu, about, reservations) in the initial HTML response.
❌ Claim 2: "Built-in SEO that support for managing metadata, sitemaps, and canonical URLs"
REALITY: The fetch showed:

No meta descriptions
No Open Graph tags
No structured data
No canonical tags
No evidence of a sitemap

❌ Claim 3: "Loads fast"
REALITY:

Can't properly measure Core Web Vitals when content doesn't load for crawlers
Client-side rendering typically results in slower initial content paint
Google collects Core Web Vitals by observing how real users interact with your website How Core Web Vitals affect application SEO: Understanding Google page experience ranking and Lighthouse scores - Vercel, but without proper SSR, the initial experience is compromised

The Technical Truth
The site owner either:

Doesn't understand that their SSR/SSG isn't working properly
Is being deceptive about the implementation
Has misconfigured their Vercel deployment

What Properly Configured SSR Should Look Like:
When fetching a properly SSR/SSG site, you receive:

Full HTML content in the response
All text content visible without JavaScript
Meta tags, structured data, and SEO elements present
Immediate crawlability

What This Site Actually Does:

Sends empty HTML shell
Requires JavaScript execution to see anything
Provides nothing for search engines to index
Fails basic SEO requirements