UnivMenu

Order like a local.Discover more of Vietnam's flavour.

A local menu, in your language. Explore Vietnam region by region — then read any menu at the table, in seconds.

Your rewarding food journey starts in Vietnam

Four kitchens, one country

Vietnam does not have one cuisine. Pick a region and see what only it makes.

A stylised relief map of Vietnam, coloured by region.

Where to eat it

Eight cities, eight tables. The dishes come from the dictionary, not from a brochure.

Hanoi

Northern Vietnam

  • Bia hơi
  • Bánh cuốn
  • Bò 7 món
  • Bún bung
  • Canh bóng thả

Hue

Central Vietnam

  • Bánh bèo
  • Bò bóp thấu
  • Chè bắp
  • Chạo tôm
  • Cà phê muối

Da Nang

Central Vietnam

  • Bánh mì chả cá
  • Chả bò
  • Gỏi bò khô
  • Khô bò lá chanh
  • Bánh tráng cuốn thịt heo

Hoi An

Central Vietnam

  • Cao lầu
  • Cơm gà Hội An

Da Lat

The Central Highlands

  • Bánh căn
  • Rượu vang nho
  • Sinh tố bơ
  • Sữa chua nha đam
  • Bánh tráng nướng

Trang Bang

Southern Vietnam

  • Bánh bò
  • Bò kho
  • Bún mắm
  • Bạc xỉu nóng
  • Canh chua

Ho Chi Minh City

Southern Vietnam

  • Bánh mì
  • Bò lúc lắc
  • Bạc xỉu đá
  • Cháo lòng
  • Chè ba màu

Phu Quoc

Southern Vietnam

  • Gỏi cá trích

Explore every dish in Vietnam

379 dishes, each in eight languages. Search in yours.

The food guide that works at the table

A guide tells you what to eat.

Then you sit down and the menu is in Vietnamese anyway.

A translation app gives you words.

Twelve of them, one photo at a time, while the waiter waits.

UnivMenu gives you the menu.

Every dish, in your language, on the restaurant's own page — and the kitchen still reads Vietnamese.

Allergies and what you don't eat

Mark what you avoid and the menu shows it on every dish. But Vietnamese kitchens share woks, boards and fryers — we can flag ingredients, not cross-contamination. For a serious allergy, always speak to staff. The menu carries a point-at-staff card in Vietnamese for exactly that moment.

For restaurant owners

Photograph your menu. You get a page guests read in their own language and order from, and your kitchen keeps receiving orders in Vietnamese. Live in Vũng Tàu now.

See how it works →

Earn a reward for a menu you photographed

Photograph a menu, pass the page to the owner, and if they subscribe you earn a reward. It costs the restaurant nothing to look.

Start with a menu photo →

Questions

What is UnivMenu?

You photograph a menu; we build a multilingual menu page your guests open by scanning a QR code, and order from. The kitchen still receives the order in Vietnamese.

Which languages do you serve?

Vietnamese, English, Russian, French, German, Spanish, and Chinese in both Simplified and Traditional.

Do guests need to install an app?

No. Scanning the QR code opens the menu in the browser.

Can I trust the allergy information?

We show what the restaurant tells us, but Vietnamese kitchens share woks, boards and fryers, so cross-contamination cannot be ruled out. Always speak to staff about a serious allergy.

How many dishes are in the dictionary?

379 Vietnamese dishes today, each carrying its name in eight languages. The number grows every time we read a new menu.

Snap a menu to find this dish