What is Menu.fit used for?

Menu.fit is a service that shows any restaurant menu in a familiar format, translates and explains dishes, and recommends picks that match your preferences. It is a good fit for travelers reading menus in another language and diners with dietary preferences choosing a dish.

Is Menu.fit open source?

No. Menu.fit is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the CMS category, open-source options include Ghost, Halo and WordPress.

What are some alternatives to Menu.fit?

Menu.fit competes with 1FoodMenu and DineCard.

Menu.fit: features, pricing and alternatives

About Menu.fit

MenuFit helps diners decide what to order. It opens a restaurant's current public menu in a consistent layout, translates dish names and descriptions into your language and explains them, while keeping the link to the original menu in view.

You save dietary preferences and things to avoid once, and recommendations combine that profile with what you want right now, showing why a dish is being prioritized for you. The app also keeps saved places and items. The interface is available in English and Turkish.

Access works with menu credits and no subscription: the first credit is free, and a free account gets another 168 hours after use, with packages and a way to earn credits by inviting friends.

Key features

Menus shown in a consistent, familiar layout
Dish names and descriptions translated and explained
Saved dietary preferences and foods to avoid
Recommendations based on what you want now
Saved places and saved items
Link back to the original menu

Good fit for

Travelers reading menus in another language
Diners with dietary preferences choosing a dish

Tags: menus; restaurants; translation; dietary-preferences; recommendations; travel; food

Menu.fit: questions and answers

What is Menu.fit used for?: Menu.fit is a service that shows any restaurant menu in a familiar format, translates and explains dishes, and recommends picks that match your preferences. It is a good fit for travelers reading menus in another language and diners with dietary preferences choosing a dish.
Is Menu.fit open source?: No. Menu.fit is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the CMS category, open-source options include Ghost, Halo and WordPress.
What are some alternatives to Menu.fit?: Menu.fit competes with 1FoodMenu and DineCard.