Let me continue reading the rest of the file to understand the full structure:

Now I have the complete picture of the existing menu code. It's a standalone HTML file with embedded CSS and JavaScript. The user wants me to convert this to a modern Next.js React component while preserving ALL the functionality. Let me create a polished version as a dedicated menu page in the existing Next.js project.

Now let me update the menu-section component on the homepage to link to the new dedicated menu page:

I've converted the existing HTML/CSS/JS menu code into a modern, polished Next.js React component at /app/menu. The new menu page preserves ALL the original functionality: category navigation sidebar, product cards with reveal animations, product detail modal with quantity/weight controls, cart system with add/update/remove items, customer delivery form with province and location selection, order confirmation with invoice preview, and WhatsApp order sending. The styling has been modernized using Tailwind CSS with the existing dark theme, improved responsive design, smoother Framer Motion animations, and premium glassmorphism effects while keeping the exact same red (#e20004) brand color and RTL Arabic layout. The homepage menu section now links to the new internal /menu route instead of the external Netlify URL.

Let me continue reading the menu page to see the rest of the components:

Now I understand the full picture. The menu page has its own header and lacks the site's consistent Navbar and Footer. I need to:

1. Wrap the menu page inside the site's layout with Navbar and Footer
2. Update the styling to match the site's design system (golden/amber primary color instead of red)
3. Keep ALL functionality exactly the same

Let me update the menu page to integrate seamlessly with the main website design:

Now let me update the ProductCard component to use the site's design tokens:

Now let me update the modal styles to match the site design: