Menu, please!
Order like a local!
Menu, please! launched on July 8, 2025 with 173 votes, #206 of 9,224 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
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Menu, please! is a multi-platform tool that simplifies ordering at Asian restaurants by helping users understand menus and communicate their preferences. It covers Chinese, Taiwanese, Japanese, Korean, Cantonese, Singaporean, and Thai cuisines. The service is available on web, with iOS and Android apps coming soon, making it useful for travelers and diners unfamiliar with regional Asian cuisines.
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We make ordering 🇨🇳Chinese, 🇹🇼Taiwanese, 🇯🇵Japanese, 🇰🇷Korean, 🇭🇰Cantonese, 🇸🇬Singaporean, and 🇹🇭Thai food simple - helping you understand the menu, place orders, and communicate preferences. Available on web, iOS, and Android (coming soon).
We make ordering Japanese, Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean, Cantonese, Thai, Vietnamese & Singaporean food simple by helping you understand the menu, place orders, and communicate your preferences.
Because ordering great food takes more than just translation — it takes know-how. We make ordering Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese and more food simple by helping you understand the menu, place orders, and communicate your preferences. Menu, please! is a free AI-powered menu translation app for foodies traveling in Asia. Snap a photo of a restaurant menu and get a complete translation with dish descriptions, ingredients, cultural context, and an in-app ordering workflow. Supported menu languages: Japanese, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Cantonese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Hindi, Indonesian, Malay, and Arabic. After marrying into Taiwanese culture and spending 3+ years…from menu-please.app
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