Eat what?

For when nobody in the group will commit. Share your location — or search for any place instead — and the site picks one nearby spot at random.

Food places come from OpenStreetMap — all 9,002 of them in Singapore, built into the site as of 2026-10-01 and refreshed monthly, which is why the lookup is instant. Location search asks both OneMap, from the Singapore Land Authority, and OpenStreetMap’s Nominatim, so postcodes and block numbers work alongside place names. Your coordinates are used to run the lookup and are never stored. Listings are crowd-sourced and a month may have passed, so opening hours are usually missing and the occasional entry has closed down — check before you walk.