Random food generator
Tonight
Ready to spin
Press Spin and the wheel picks one dish.
The wheel is ready. Spin it, or open another kind of food from the list above.
How a pick is made. Every slice is equally likely. The spin uses your browser's secure random number generator, so a result cannot be steered and earlier spins do not change the next one. Dishes you mark as eaten are taken off the wheel for seven days, and that list stays on this device only.
Sixteen dishes from across the kinds of food, picked fresh each time you open the page. Spin for one and you have dinner.
Prefer one kind of food?
How the sixteen are chosen
The wheel samples from all 120 dishes in the list, skipping anything you marked as eaten in the last seven days. Open the page again and the sixteen change.
What you can do with a result
If the wheel lands on something you do not want, press Not today and that dish comes off the wheel for the rest of your visit; the sixteen are topped up from the rest of the list so the wheel never runs short. If you do eat it, press I'm eating this and it stays off for seven days, kept in your browser only, so tomorrow's wheel starts from a different set. Nothing about what you picked is sent anywhere.
Each dish comes with a short note on what it is, so a name you do not recognise is not a dead end. For a decision between two cuisines first, open that kind's own wheel from the list above and spin there.
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