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Help Miso pick a snack
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A little look around the table
From “you choose” to food.
Watch a game, then try a practice round. Your next meal starts here.
Bring your people
Make a room, send the link and add at least five food ideas.
Tap your top three
Your favorite first, then second and third. Lock your picks.
Find your winner
One food leaves each round. Keep picking, then vote between the final two.
Read the walkthrough
Make a room and invite friends with the link. Two to eight people can play, with five to sixteen food ideas. Everyone taps their top three in order: first gets three points, second gets two, and third gets one. Picks stay secret until the reveal. The food with the fewest points leaves each round. Pick again until two foods remain, then vote for your favorite. In this demo, pizza wins. If the final is tied, everyone can agree to a random pick, or the host can change the menu.
Can’t decide what to eat?
Turn the group chat debate into a cozy little game. DashGrub helps couples, friends and families choose food together — for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a snack.
How do we play?
Make a room, share the link and add at least five food ideas. Everyone ranks their top three in secret. First place earns three points, second earns two, and third earns one. One food leaves each round. Keep picking until you reach the final two, then choose your favorite.
What if the final two tie?
Everyone can agree to a random pick, or the host can change the menu. No one has to keep voting for the same two foods.
Can we choose cuisines or restaurants?
Yes. Add a dish, a cuisine such as Italian or Peruvian, or the name of a restaurant. Share up to sixteen ideas between two to eight players.
Is it free? Do we need an app?
It’s free to play in your browser, including on phones. No downloads or accounts. Each friend opens the shared room link on their own device.
Can we order the food?
After your group chooses, Get delivery shows available provider links for your selected country. Find nearby opens a map search. Ordering happens on the provider’s site; DashGrub doesn’t take orders or payments.