FoodGong screens menus, recipes, and food photos for pork, alcohol, and other ingredients that conflict with a halal diet, flagging each dish Safe, Ask, or Avoid. Certification remains the authority — FoodGong flags likely conflicts.
Menus rarely spell out every ingredient, and alcohol and pork derivatives hide in sauces and desserts. FoodGong reads the whole menu or recipe and surfaces likely conflicts so you know what to ask about.
The non-obvious sources a busy server — or a short recipe — can miss. FoodGong flags them for you.
Set halal in your profile, then scan a menu, recipe, or dish. FoodGong checks each item for pork, alcohol, and other likely conflicts and sorts them Safe, Ask, or Avoid — with the reason, so you can confirm sourcing and preparation with staff.
Start free — unlimited scans of menus, recipes, and food photos, no card required.
FoodGong helps you screen menus, recipes, and food photos and ask better questions. It is not a medical device and does not replace professional medical advice or confirmation from restaurant staff. For severe allergies, always verify with your server and carry any medication your doctor prescribes.