# My Food Rating — Rate. Remember. Reorder.

> Personal food journal for rating restaurants, dishes, and tracking dining history. (iPhone/iPad app by TRILLION.COM PTY LTD.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/my-food-rating/id6761036010 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [TRILLION.COM PTY LTD](https://appshunter.io/developer/1551310499)
- Category: Food & Drink, Social Networking
- Price: Free
- Rating: 5.00/5 from 2 App Store ratings
- Age rating: 12+
- Requires: iOS 16.4 · 51 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2026-06-04
- Data updated: 2026-08-31
- Monetization: free
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/my-food-rating/id6761036010/reviews.md

## What is My Food Rating?

My Food Rating is the personal food journal that remembers every meal, every dish, and every "we have to come back here."
Whether you eat out twice a year or four times a week, My Food Rating turns your meals into a private, searchable history of your taste — so you stop forgetting which place had that incredible burger and which one wasn't worth the wait.
RATE THE PLACES YOU VISIT
Add any restaurant in seconds. Capture the name, cuisine, and date — and give the visit an overall star rating you'll actually remember.
RATE THE DISHES, NOT JUST THE PLACE
A great restaurant isn't every dish. Log what you ordered — starter, main, side, dessert, or drink — and give each item its own rating. Over time you'll build a personal menu of dishes worth ordering again, and the ones to skip.
CAPTURE PHOTOS OF EVERYTHING
Snap the dish, the menu, the dining room. Every photo attaches to the visit and stays organized automatically.
WORKS COMPLETELY OFFLINE
No signal in that basement spot? No problem. Log visits, rate dishes, and add photos without a connection. Everything syncs the moment you're back online — nothing is lost.
DISCOVER WHAT'S NEARBY
Search for restaurants near you to find new places to try, or check ratings for the spot you're already walking past.
SEARCH YOUR ENTIRE FOOD HISTORY
Looking for that place with the great pasta, or the wine bar your friend recommended? Search across every restaurant, dish, and note you've ever written.
YOUR FOOD AT A GLANCE
A clean home screen with your total visits, unique restaurants, average rating, top-rated meals, and the places you've eaten most recently.
A CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL
Scroll back through months — or years — of meals. Photos, ratings, and notes in one place.
FAST, SECURE SIGN-IN
Sign in with Apple in one tap, or unlock the app with Face ID or Touch ID. Your account stays private and synced across your devices.
PRIVATE AND YOURS
No social feed. No public reviews. No ads. Your taste, your data, your personal guide to eating well.
PERFECT FOR

Frequent diners who can't remember which place was which
Travelers building a guide to the cities they love
Food enthusiasts who want a richer record than "5 stars on Google"
Couples and friends tracking shared meals
Anyone tired of guessing what they ordered last time

KEY FEATURES AT A GLANCE

Per-restaurant star ratings
Per-dish star ratings on every menu item
Photo attachments for every visit
Full offline support with automatic background sync
Nearby restaurant search
Search across restaurants, dishes, and notes
Cuisine tagging
Chronological journal of every meal
Home dashboard with visit stats and top-rated meals
Sign in with Apple and biometric login (Face ID / Touch ID)
Secure private cloud sync across your devices

Start your food journal today. Stop forgetting the meals worth remembering.

## Key features

- Rate restaurants and dishes
- Add photos to visits
- Offline support with sync
- Searchable food history
- Nearby restaurant discovery
- Private and secure


## Frequently asked questions about My Food Rating

### What is My Food Rating used for?

My Food Rating is a personal food journal that helps you remember every meal and dish you've tried. It allows you to rate restaurants and individual dishes, capture photos, and build a searchable history of your dining experiences.

### Can I use My Food Rating without an internet connection?

Yes, My Food Rating works completely offline. You can log visits, rate dishes, and add photos without a connection. Your data will automatically sync when you are back online.

### How does My Food Rating handle privacy?

My Food Rating is designed to be private. It does not have a social feed or public reviews, ensuring your taste and data remain yours. Your account is secured with fast, secure sign-in options like Sign in with Apple, Face ID, or Touch ID.

### What kind of information can I log for each meal?

For each restaurant visit, you can log the name, cuisine, date, and an overall star rating. You can also log specific dishes you ordered, giving each item its own rating, and attach photos of the dish, menu, or dining room.

### How does My Food Rating compare to other review apps?

Unlike public review platforms, My Food Rating focuses on your personal taste and history. It allows for per-dish ratings and a chronological journal, offering a richer record than generic star ratings on other services.

### Does My Food Rating have ads?

No, My Food Rating is ad-free. The app is designed to provide a private and uninterrupted experience for users to track their dining history.

### What devices is My Food Rating available on?

My Food Rating is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It offers secure cloud sync across your devices.

### How often is My Food Rating updated?

The app was last updated on June 15, 2026, with version 1.0.3. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.

## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 1.0.8 — 2026-08-27

• Report a problem from Settings, with photos.
• Removing a restaurant keeps your visits.
• Get prompted when an update fits your device.
• Taller menu-item description box.
• Removed restaurants stay removed after a sync.
• Map with no search shows nearby places.
• Failed menu photo uploads stay put; retry them.
• Retrying a save no longer makes two copies.
• Stalled saves no longer retry forever.

### 1.0.7 — 2026-08-18

This version needs iOS 16.4 or later. If your iPhone is on an older version, you'll stay on 1.0.6.
See your restaurants on a map. Switch between list and map from the Search tab to find what's nearby and what's on your side of town.
You can add a restaurant back from Search after removing it — tap the star on any search result to add or remove, and it updates straight away.
Tap any search result to see the restaurant before you commit to it — you no longer have to add it to your list just to look. The star is how you add or remove it.
The app now always looks the same, whether or not your phone is in dark mode, so the status bar and every screen stay legible.
On smaller phones, the sign-in and sign-up screens now scroll properly, so the "Sign Up" and "Forgot password?" links are always reachable instead of being cut off.
Deleting a restaurant, dish or visit you added while offline now works instead of failing every time — and it stays deleted rather than reappearing once you're back online.
Signing in with Apple or Google with no connection now says "No internet connection. Check your connection and try again." instead of showing raw technical error text.

### 1.0.6 — 2026-08-04

- Menu prices now show in each restaurant's own currency instead of always showing dollars, so a place in Tokyo reads in yen and one in Paris reads in euros. Currencies that don't use cents no longer show a stray ".00".
- Adding a restaurant by hand now asks which country it's in, pre-filled from your location and searchable by name.
- If you search too quickly and hit a limit, you'll now see a friendly "Too many searches. Please wait a moment." instead of a raw technical message.
- Fixed a rare case where a menu photo refused to be deleted, coming back every time you removed it.

### 1.0.5 — 2026-07-29

New cuisine options added, including Winery, Brewery, and Asian – and cuisines suggested by Google are no longer dropped.

Session expiry now signs you out cleanly instead of showing errors.

Home screen's rating card has a new star icon and a shorter title.

Fixed pasting Uber Eats links copied from Google search results.

### 1.0.4 — 2026-07-09

* Adding a restaurant's online menu is easier now — the app shows step-by-step tips for finding the Uber Eats link, plus a one-tap search button.
* When a restaurant search comes up empty, it's no longer a dead end: add the place yourself (its name is filled in for you) or tap "Search by name instead" to find restaurants anywhere by name — even ones you've never saved. A quick "add manually" link also sits beneath your search results.
* Not sure what to log? We now suggest popular dishes for the cuisine when a place has no menu yet — tap to add.
* Fixed the "Fetch Online Menu" dialog sometimes showing a link you'd copied for a different restaurant.
* Deleting a menu image now works while you're offline too — it finishes syncing once you're back online, and you'll get a clear message if a delete genuinely fails.
* Menu photos now live in one simple gallery — add up to 4 per restaurant, see at a glance whether we've read the menu from each photo, and ask us to take another look if we got it wrong.
* Fixed pasting some Uber Eats menu links.

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