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What to Eat Wheel

The What to Eat Wheel is a free random food picker that chooses a type of food, from pizza and tacos to sushi and pho, when nobody can decide.

Spin the wheel and find a place nearby that serves what it lands on, or cook it at home. The default list covers 16 popular cuisines and dishes.

Add local restaurants or remove foods you don't eat. For a specific chain, use the Fast Food Wheel, or for home cooking, the What's for Dinner Wheel.

  • 16 entries
  • 1 in 16 chance each
  • Food Wheels
  • Free, no sign-up

What's on the What to Eat Wheel

Change any entry in the Entries box next to the wheel, add your own or take some out. Your version is saved in this browser, and Reset brings the template back.

Edit Entries
  • Pizza
  • Burgers
  • Sushi
  • Tacos
  • Chinese
  • Indian
  • Thai
  • Pasta
  • Salad
  • Sandwiches
  • BBQ
  • Ramen
  • Fried chicken
  • Pho
  • Mediterranean
  • Breakfast food

Ways to Use the What to Eat Wheel

  • Couples

    End the nightly where-should-we-eat conversation with one spin.

  • Group Lunches

    Choose a lunch spot for coworkers or friends.

  • Ordering In

    Pick a cuisine before opening a delivery app.

  • Trying Something New

    Add cuisines you haven't tried and let the wheel choose.

Rules for Spinning with Other People

A wheel only ends the debate if everyone agrees to it first.

  • One Spin Counts

    Agree before you spin that the first result is the answer.

  • One Veto Each

    Give everyone one veto per meal. After that, the wheel's choice stands.

  • Spin Twice for Big Groups

    Spin for a type of food, then spin a second wheel of nearby places.

What to Eat Wheel vs. a Group Vote

A vote often ends in a tie or with the loudest person choosing. The wheel is quicker, and no single person's preference wins over the others.

How to Use the What to Eat Wheel

  1. Spin

    Click the wheel or the Spin button at its center, or press Ctrl + Enter.

  2. Watch It Land

    The wheel ticks past each slice and slows down. Whatever stops under the pointer lights up as the result.

  3. Keep It or Remove It

    Keep the result, or press Remove so it cannot come up again.

  4. Go Again

    Spin as often as you like. The Results tab lists every result.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about how the wheel works, what it saves and how fair it is. Want proof? Try the randomness audit.

How do I decide what to eat?

Spin the What to Eat Wheel and go with the food it picks. Remove anything you don't feel like before spinning.

Can I put my local restaurants on the wheel?

Yes. Replace the food types with restaurant names, one per line. Your list is saved in this browser.

What if the wheel picks something that's closed?

Spin again, or remove places that are closed before you spin. Reset brings the full list back later.

Can I plan a week of meals with the wheel?

Yes. Turn on Remove the winner automatically in Settings and spin seven times. The Results tab keeps the list.

How do we handle allergies or diets in a group?

Remove anything someone in the group can't eat before spinning, so every result works for everyone.

Can I change the entries on this wheel?

Yes. Edit the Entries box next to the wheel, one entry per line, and the wheel updates as you type. Your version is saved in this browser, and Reset brings back the template's entries.

Does the wheel keep my results?

Yes. The Results tab lists every spin, newest first, until you clear it or leave the page. Your entries and settings stay saved in this browser.

Does this wheel work on my phone?

Yes. It works in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers, with nothing to install.

What if I don't like the result?

Spin again. If a result disappoints you, that can be a useful sign of what you really wanted.

Ready to Spin?

Your wheel is waiting at the top of the page, just as you left it.