Take a photo of the menu — every dish becomes a tappable list in English. Tap what you want, then show the waiter your order in their language.
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Photograph One photo per menu page. Good light, hold it flat.
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Scroll & tap Every dish, translated. Tap + on what you want.
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Show the staff Your order, big and clear, in the menu's own language.
You have a menu saved from last time. ·
An AI reader (Google Gemini) reads your photo — including handwritten boards and chalk menus that defeat ordinary phone OCR — and translates as it reads. Your photo is sent to be read and is never stored. Leave the language on Auto-detect unless the reader gets it wrong. With no connection, it falls back to a built-in on-phone reader that handles printed menus (Malay & Indonesian translate offline from a food dictionary). If a menu still won't read, the app tells you instead of guessing, and you can type the dishes yourself with the photo pinned at the top.
Dishes
Reading your menu…
Reading…
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Your order
Check it, add a note, then show the staff.
Add a note for the kitchen
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The staff view shows your dishes in the menu's own language, big enough to read across a counter.
Your menu photo
What it looks like
Reference photo from Wikipedia / Openverse — the restaurant's version will look a bit different.