My Food Rating
TRILLION.COM PTY LTD Food & Drink iPhoneiPadiPod touch
My Food Rating is a free Food & Drink app for iPhone and iPad by TRILLION.COM PTY LTD. Rated 5.0/5 from 2 ratings. Requires iOS 16.4.
- Rating
- 5.0
- 2 ratings
- Price
- Free
- on the App Store
- Size
- 52 MB
- Age 12+
- Updated
- Oct 8
- 2026 · v1.0.12
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About 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.
What’s new
Version 1.0.12 · Updated October 8, 2026
- Find answers to common questions from the new FAQ link in Settings. - A photo you remove from a visit no longer comes back after saving. - On tablets, iPads and foldables, the app now rotates with your device and keeps screens comfortably centred instead of stretching edge to edge. Restaurant photos are no longer cropped to a thin strip. - Restaurant names now appear next to pins on the map, so you can see which place is which without tapping. In crowded areas names may disappear; zooming in brings them back. - Tapping a restaurant in the search list now opens it first time, even with the keyboard up, and search no longer autocorrects restaurant names. Scrolling the list now hides the keyboard. - On iPhone, tapping a map pin in a crowded area now opens that restaurant's details bubble, instead of jumping to a pin next to it. - If our servers have a hiccup while you're saving changes, the app now waits and tries again later instead of giving up, so visits and edits you make during an outage aren't lost. - Opening Report a problem without typing anything no longer leaves an empty "Draft restored" form for next time. - Searching for something like "ramen" now looks in the area you're viewing on the map, not just around you. Move the map and tap "Search this area" to search somewhere new, even with location turned off. - When you change restaurant while logging a visit, the dish list now shows only the new restaurant's dishes, never the one you picked before. - Tap any photo in a journal entry, including the overall photo, to view it full screen, then swipe through every photo from that visit. Dish photos show the dish's name.
App privacy
The developer, TRILLION.COM PTY LTD, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Linked to You
The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:
- Location: Precise Location
- Contact Info: Email Address, Name
- User Content: Photos or Videos, Customer Support
- Identifiers: User ID
Used for: App Functionality
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