Free on iOS

One snap.
One dish.
Ten seconds.

The waiter's waiting. You have no idea what to order. MenuPick tells you exactly what to get.

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"Used it every night in Vietnam. Not one bad meal." — Alex W.

Local name Show this to your waiter

Romanization How to say it out loud

MenuPick result: Nokke Sushi recommended as a local favorite, with romanization, eel liver flagged as offal, and preference-matched secondary picks

From local reviews What people order here

Matched to you Your filters applied

No surprises Tells you what's in it

How it works

Three taps. Done.

iPhone camera pointed at a restaurant menu

Step 1 Snap the menu Any menu, any language. Point and shoot.

MenuPick input screen with dietary filters and free-form preference field

Step 2 Set your preferences Set a dietary filter, add a note, or skip it entirely. Add the restaurant name and MenuPick finds what people actually order there.

MenuPick result screen showing one recommended dish with local name, English translation, and reason

Step 3 Get your dish One confident pick. Local name, English translation, and why it's worth ordering.

From travelers

From real trips.

"Pointed at a menu in Osaka, had no idea what anything was. MenuPick told me to get the Okonomiyaki Modan-yaki. Best thing I ate the whole trip."

Marcus T. — Osaka

"I travel for work constantly and I'm so tired of playing menu roulette. This just tells you what to get. That's it. Why did this not exist before."

Priya S. — frequent traveler

"Used it at a street food place in Bangkok where the menu was literally just Thai characters and pictures. It picked something I never would've ordered myself. Completely nailed it."

Daniel R. — Bangkok

Features

That's it.

Any menu, any language Japanese, Thai, Arabic, Korean — if it's text, it reads it.
One recommendation, not a list No ranking, no sorting, no decisions left to you.
Filters for pork, beef, spicy, seafood, vegetarian Hard constraints respected. Soft preferences used as a tiebreaker.
Searches local sources when you add a restaurant name Surfaces what people actually order there — not just what's cheapest or first on the menu.
Works everywhere. No setup. Open it, snap, done. No account, no login, no onboarding.

One snap.One dish.Ten seconds.

Three taps. Done.

From real trips.

That's it.

No more staring. No more guessing. No more wrong orders.

One snap.
One dish.
Ten seconds.