Multilingual menu checker
Paste your Korean menu and each translated menu. Every dish is matched, so a missing item, a wrong price or a name nobody translated is caught before a guest orders from it.
How it works
Translated menus drift. A new dish goes on the Korean board but never reaches the English page, a price goes up in one language only, a line is left in Korean, or two different noodle dishes both become “Cold noodles” and guests can’t tell which one they ordered.
How to use it: paste the Korean menu you trust in the first box and each translation in its own box (up to six). One dish per line with its price works, and so do columns copied from Excel or Google Sheets. If every line starts with a code such as A1 or 03, dishes are matched by that code; otherwise by order and price, so a missing line is still found. Category lines without a price are counted, not compared.
Prices are read as 9,000 / ₩9,000 / 9,000원 / 9,000ウォン / 1만원, and the Korean short form 9.0 = 9,000. A price in dollars or yen is marked to check, not wrong. You get a list per language — missing, extra, price differs, not translated, same name — and can copy everything as CSV.
FAQ
Is my menu uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is stored.
Does it check translation quality?
No. It checks that every dish is there with the right price and a translated name. Whether the English reads well is another job.
What is the free limit?
300 dishes per menu, up to six languages at once.
Why is a moved dish shown as missing?
Without ID codes dishes are matched by order and price. Add a code column (A1, A2…) to match exactly.