Brand Identity Development
A neighbourhood eatery that runs four kitchens — grill, pizza, kebab and falafel — under one confident mark.
About the project · our role · our approach
Foodizm serves four cuisines from one counter — grill, pizza, kebab and falafel. Rami Abboud asked Mohammed Vaseeuddin to build an identity that could hold all four without splintering into four brands: one mark, one voice, one shopfront that reads clearly from the street and the delivery app alike.
Map the four cuisines, the casual-dining audience and the street it competes on.
Turn “food as an everyday pleasure” into one ownable idea.
Logo, colour, type and packaging ready for kitchen and counter.
History & heritage
Foodizm opened in Sydney in 2020 with a simple promise: bring the favourites people actually crave — a charcoal grill, a stone-baked pizza, a proper kebab, a fresh falafel — together under one roof. The name fuses food with the suffix of belief, and the identity gives that everyday devotion a face: three plates, three pieces of cutlery, one appetite.
Mission · vision · promise · essence statement
Serve four crowd-favourite cuisines fast, fresh and consistently, from one friendly counter.
Become the local name people default to when everyone at the table wants something different.
Whatever you order, it tastes like it was the kitchen’s specialty.
Four kitchens, one appetite.
The principles that guide Foodizm
Meaning · culture · interpretation
“Food” + the suffix “-ism” — the grammar of devotion. The mark turns that into three plates carrying a fork, a knife and a spoon.
Grill, pizza, kebab and falafel are the shared language of casual eating across Sydney’s mix of cultures.
Hunger, warmth and the easy pleasure of getting exactly what you felt like.
Lead with the three-plate device and the cuisine line; keep everything appetising, bright and uncomplicated.
Archetype · personality · tone of voice
Friendly, unpretentious and welcoming, with a cook’s pride in the plate. Foodizm talks like the person behind the counter who knows your order — warm, direct and a little playful, always about the food.
Logo · typography · colour · mood
A bold geometric sans for the wordmark and menu headings — clean, modern and legible from across the street.
A neutral, highly readable companion for menu items, prices and packaging copy.
Charcoal grills and stone ovens, bright produce, paper-lined trays, warm counter light and a clean three-colour signal system. Energetic and hungry, never fussy.
First applications & handover
Mohammed Vaseeuddin
where reason meets resonance