Show HN: Skip menu – get popular dishes based on reviews

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shyjal · 20h ago

Hi HN

I built a simple tool to solve a common problem I face when visiting new restaurants: what to order.

It reads top reviews and uses AI to instantly surface the most recommended dishes at any restaurant.

No more blindly trusting waiters or getting overwhelmed by endless menu options.

Would love for you to try it and share your feedback!

cmcconomy · 19h ago

would be interesting to also gather a list of disappointments so they can be avoided

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Show HN: Skip menu – get popular dishes based on reviews

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