House matters · Privacy

Quiet in the kitchen

A good counter notices very little about its guests, and this one is built the same way. catsushi.org is a static menu: it has no accounts, no sign-up forms, no comment boxes, and it does not ask your name at the door.

What we do see is what any kitchen sees through the pass — standard, anonymous server logs (a page was requested at a time, from a browser). We use them to keep the counter standing and for nothing else. We do not build profiles, we do not sell or share visitor data, and we run no advertising trackers of our own.

When you follow a seat to Amazon, you leave our kitchen and enter theirs; from that point Amazon's own privacy policy sets the table. Their cookies and their checkout are theirs entirely — we never see what you order, only that a guest was referred.

If a question about any of this keeps you up at night, the chef reads every note: write to us via the contact page and we will answer plainly.