Your global dining concierge
Discover authentic flavors, navigate foreign menus, and plan your next culinary adventure with intelligence.
Scan a Menu
Never be confused by a menu again. Point your camera to translate dishes, identify allergens, and see photos of what's about to be served.
Explore before you go
Dive deep into your destination's food scene. Browse curated guides, seasonal maps, and local favorites before you even pack your bags.
What do you feel like?
Tell us your mood, dietary needs, or just a craving. Our AI-driven engine finds the perfect table near you in seconds, anywhere in the world.
Menu Intelligence
Our most loved feature. Understand any menu instantly with real-time translation and smart ingredient analysis.
Not sure where to start? Just ask.
Try: 'Best sushi in Tokyo' or 'Gluten-free in Rome'
Understand every ingredient, in any language
Real-time AI Translation
Scan physical menus in over 100 languages with instant cultural context.
Allergen Detection
Highlight ingredients that match your dietary restrictions automatically.
Visual Previews
See community photos of dishes before you order so you know exactly what to expect.
Curated Discovery
Beyond standard reviews. Access expert-led dining guides and discover the hidden gems usually reserved for locals.
- Chef-recommended spots
- Authentic regional specialties
- Off-the-beaten-path bistros
Meal Planning
Build the ultimate culinary itinerary. Save restaurants, book tables, and organize your meals by day and neighborhood.
- Collaborative itineraries
- Map-based logistics
- Reservation reminders
Common questions.
Yes. WhatToEat reads the actual menu photo you upload — it doesn't rely on a database. Any restaurant, anywhere in the world.
No. WhatToEat runs entirely in your browser. Open the page, scan your menu, done.
Yes. You can set dietary restrictions (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, no shellfish, no nuts, high protein) and add freeform allergy notes. These are applied to every scan.
Yes, WhatToEat is free to use. There is a daily scan limit to keep the service running.
MyFitnessPal and MenuFit are macro-tracking apps that filter restaurants by nutrition goals. WhatToEat doesn't track macros — it reads the actual menu in front of you and picks the best dish for your mood and restrictions. It works at any restaurant, not just chains in a database.