What is What to Eat Wheel?
The "what should we eat?" debate ends here. The Food Wheel comes pre-loaded with crowd-pleasers — pizza, biryani, burgers, pasta, sushi, tacos, dosa, noodles — and you can swap in your own favourite restaurants or whatever is in the fridge. Spin once and dinner is decided.
Couples use it to stop the "you choose — no, you choose" loop; families let the kids spin for Friday night; offices spin for the team lunch. Entries are saved, so your personalised food wheel is ready every evening.
Game setup
How to play What to Eat Wheel
- Type or paste your entries in the box beside the wheel — one per line (or use the ready-made list).
- Press SPIN (or hit Space / Enter). The wheel accelerates, slows down naturally and lands on a random segment.
- Read the winner in the result card, then choose Play Again, Remove Winner to spin without it, or Share the result.
- Use ⛶ Fullscreen to put the wheel on a TV, projector or classroom board.
How many players?
What to Eat Wheel works with 1+ players and a typical round takes about 20 sec. Recommended age: All ages.
Best occasions
Tips
- Keep entries short so every segment stays readable.
- Use Remove Winner to run a fair elimination or a giveaway with several prizes.
- Turn on Party Mode for a bigger wheel and more confetti when playing with a crowd.
- Your entries are saved on this device automatically.
What to Eat Wheel FAQ
Can I add my own restaurants?
Yes — edit the list beside the wheel. Your custom list is saved on this device.
Is What to Eat Wheel really random?
Yes. The winning segment is chosen with the browser's cryptographically secure random generator before the animation plays, so the spin cannot be influenced by timing or by how hard you "spin".
How many entries can I add?
Up to 100 entries on one wheel. For large lists the segments get thin, so for 50+ names consider the Random Name Picker instead.
Can I share my wheel?
Yes — Share creates a link that pre-fills your entries so friends open the same wheel.