Food Mood helps you decide what to eat. Pick a craving, then cook it, buy it, or order it nearby.

The collection includes more than 550 recipes from 12 cuisines around the world, each with real food photography. Recipes from TheMealDB include source links; original Food Mood recipes use serving-inspiration photos. Cooking times and budget labels are guides, and some source recipes don’t list a serving count or total time. Nearby places come from OpenStreetMap, chosen by cuisine or store type. Check menus, stock, prices, opening hours, and dietary suitability with the seller.

What leaves your device. A city you type goes to Photon to find it on the map. Place searches send the city’s coordinates (or your location, if you tap Use my location) and the food category to Geoapify, or to a public OpenStreetMap server if Geoapify is unavailable. If you create an account, your email address goes to Supabase, which sends your sign-in code. Fonts load from Google Fonts. Listings use OpenStreetMap data (ODbL).

What stays here. Your preferences, hidden foods, recent foods, saved picks, and shopping list are saved in this browser. “Ate recently” pauses a food for seven days, and hidden foods can be restored in My taste. There are no purchases or live ordering.

Serving-inspiration photos from Unsplash: Benjamin Guardia, Skyler Ewing, and Corey Watson.

Recipe data and additional food photography: TheMealDB. Individual photo credits appear on recipe pages.

Cooking-temperature reference: FoodSafety.gov.

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