Understand What You're Ordering in China.
Can't read a Chinese menu? Just take a photo. Foodknowing helps you discover what's in the dish, how it tastes, and what to watch out for.
Ever looked at a Chinese menu and had no idea what you were ordering?
What am I actually ordering?
Just take a photo.
No need to know the Chinese characters. No need to guess what's on your plate.
From menu to meaning in seconds.
Know your food.
More than a translation.
Foodknowing gives context, not just translation.
There's a whole world of Chinese food to discover.
From street food to regional specialties, every dish has a story.
See it. Know it. Taste it.
Explore Chinese Dishes
Not sure what you're ordering? Get to know the most-searched dishes before you point at the menu.
馄饨
Wonton
Wontons are Chinese dumplings made with thin wrappers folded around a savory filling of pork, shrimp, or vegetables. They can be served in soup, with noodles, or tossed in a sauce.
担担面
Dan Dan Noodles
Dan Dan Noodles are spicy Sichuan noodles topped with a sauce of chili oil, ground pork, preserved vegetables, and Sichuan peppercorns.
北京烤鸭
Peking Duck
Peking Duck is China's most famous dish, featuring whole roasted duck with crispy skin, served with thin pancakes, scallions, and sweet bean sauce.
麻婆豆腐
Mapo Tofu
Mapo Tofu is a famous Sichuan dish featuring silky tofu in a spicy, numbing sauce made with fermented black beans, chili oil, and Sichuan peppercorns.
四川火锅
Sichuan Hot Pot
Sichuan Hot Pot features a fiery red broth with Sichuan peppercorns and chilies, cooking raw ingredients in a shared, social dining experience.
Made for curious travelers.
First time in China?
Discover dishes you've never heard of.
Can't read Chinese?
No problem. Just take a photo.
Traveling with friends?
Know what you're ordering before you order.
Have food allergies?
Check ingredients and allergens.
Your next favorite Chinese dish is waiting.
See it. Know it. Taste it.