ONE LESS DECISION
Keep the food you feel like eating.
Let’s pick just one thing for today.
A LITTLE SURPRISE
Choose the candidates first.
Uncheck anything you don’t feel like having today.
A SMALL GUIDE TO ONE DECISION
First agree on food everyone is happy to eat and can order nearby. Use the picker to make the final choice from those candidates.
In ‘A meal’, deselect all and choose Pork cutlet, Assorted sushi and Jjajangmyeon. Pick once to get one of the three. Copy the result to the people you are eating with. Check the restaurant, price and opening hours separately.
The first pick gives each checked candidate in the current category the same chance. Later picks skip the previous result when another option exists. Two candidates will therefore alternate. Changing the category limits the pool to checked food within that category.
The same browser remembers the last candidates and category. The picked result and past picks are not saved. ‘Reset selection and category’ selects every registered candidate and the meal category. Custom names stay until individually removed. There is no cross-device sync; private browsing or clearing browser data may remove the selection.
At least one candidate in the current category must be checked. Choose one or open ‘Everything’ to review your selection. With only one candidate, every pick will return that candidate. Unchecked food is excluded.
If automatic copying is unavailable, a text field appears below the button. Select and copy that sentence yourself. The AI-generated photos are illustrations, and the copied text does not place an order or make a payment.
The picker does not assess ingredients, allergies or nutritional needs. Uncheck food your group needs to avoid and confirm actual ingredients with the restaurant. ‘Something spicy’ is a category, not a guarantee of the served food’s heat level.
Guide checked: October 14, 2026 · Help & feedback
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