What Should I Eat?
The eternal question, settled in one spin. Edit the list to match what's actually near you.
What's on this wheel
- Pizza
- Sushi
- Burgers
- Thai
- Tacos
- Pasta
- Indian
- Chinese
- Salad
- Breakfast for dinner
How to use it
Deciding what to eat is a classic case of choice paralysis: the more options you have, the harder the decision gets and the less happy you are with whatever you land on. Handing the choice to a wheel removes the agonising middle step entirely.
This works best if you edit the list first. Swap the generic cuisines for the five or six places that actually deliver to you, and the wheel goes from a fun distraction to something you will genuinely use every week. Once you have your list, hit Share link and bookmark it — your personal food wheel, ready to go next time.
For couples and housemates who cannot agree, try this: each person adds three options, no vetoes allowed, then spin. It is much easier to accept a random outcome than to concede an argument, which is why this settles far more arguments than it starts.
Common questions
- Can I add my own restaurants?
- Yes — type over the list on the right, one per line. Your changes stay in the page, and Share link saves them into a URL you can bookmark or send.
- How many options can the wheel hold?
- As many as you like, though labels stop being readable past about forty. For long lists, the random name picker is easier to read.
- Can I make some options more likely than others?
- Add a favourite twice and it takes up a double-width slice, so it comes up twice as often.