Restaurant ratings tell you about a building. One kitchen can serve a plate worth driving across town for and a second dish you would never order twice. Chilvy keeps the dish as the unit: you log what you ate, where, and how it landed.
Rate the dish, not the restaurant
Each dish gets its own entry and its own history, so a second momo at the same place compares against the first instead of overwriting it.
Five tiers, no invented numbers
Amazing, Really liked it, Good, Okay, Not for me. Chilvy places a new dish among the ones you have already logged and derives the score from where it lands, so you never have to decide between a 7 and an 8.
Taste you already trust
There are no public restaurant scores. You see your own ratings and those of friends you follow, mapped across the city and filterable by cuisine: momo, thakali, sekuwa and the rest.
Chilvy is coming to the App Store and Google Play.