Dining Out Diary
- restaurant
- food
- diary
- review
- rating
- places
- dining
- opencode
- no ratings yet
- New
- installs
- 0
- size
- 27 KB
- version
- v2.0.0
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Description
Keep a diary of the places you eat out: log each restaurant with a photo, a rating, a price level and the type of food, then add dish-level notes and mark the dishes worth ordering again. Keep a separate want-to-try list for places you have not visited yet, search everything by name, dish or address, filter by visited or want to try, log a repeat visit in one tap and see your favourites ranked by rating. Share a single place card or your whole favourites list as plain text. Everything stays on your phone, offline.
Key features
- Ghi lại quán vừa ăn
- Danh sách quán muốn thử
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