Alacarte

Photograph a restaurant menu, pick the dishes that sound interesting, and see what they actually look like before you order.

Menus print names, not pictures. "Vitello Tonnato" or "Tagliata di Tonno" means very little until you can see it. Point your camera at the menu and Alacarte reads every dish off it - starters, mains, sides, desserts - keeping the menu's own wording, its own language and its prices. Tick whatever you're curious about and each one is rendered as a plated dish, labelled with the name exactly as printed. It reads the whole menu for context, so a Ligurian trofie is drawn like a Ligurian trofie rather than generic pasta. Works with any printed menu, any cuisine, any language. No account, no sign-up.