There’s a process that it’s important to understand.
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If the documentation and file prep is not done correctly then the reviewer will not look at the item in detail
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Launching the demo, if the design and execution is not good enough then they are unlikely to review the code or functionality in detail.
Here, you ignored ALL of the advice above about a lack of styling, clearly explaining what the item does and what makes it unique, modernising the demo site, offering multiple functions and variations of menus, demoing the back end for buyers and for restaurants etc. and more.
- The lack of an order being placed is almost certainly down to the above but it also highlights some other issues with the UX etc. e.g.
A) accessing the cart is only via the menu page not universally if a user has navigated away whilst ordering, which is not good
B) a user or a reviewer should not be able to place an order without selecting/entering payment options
C) if you choose “pick up” then it still asks for delivery address, times etc
Unfortunately by rushing and resubmitting hard rejections without much change you are making it almost impossible to get approved now without starting over to make it almost like something new.