Trip recall
Find the ramen, pastry, taco, or cafe from a past city without digging through photos.
Restaurant map
A map that remembers the dish, not just the pin.
Dishiary connects restaurants to your private meal history, so each saved place can show what you ate, how it ranked, and whether it deserves another order.
Private pins
Every restaurant can carry your own dish history.
Browse saved places by visit count, grade, address, dish notes, and the meals that made the place worth remembering.
For restaurant explorers and travelers
Public ratings are useful for discovery. Dishiary is for the personal layer after you eat there.
Order memory
Keep the dish attached to the restaurant instead of saving only the place name.
Private grading
Use A to F grades for your own future decisions, not public performance.
Related search pages
The restaurant-map cluster should link tightly between feature, use-case, and comparison pages.
For category intent, see restaurant map app.
For public-review alternatives, see Google Maps lists alternative.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers for people comparing food diary, meal journal, and restaurant memory apps.
Is the restaurant map public?
No. Dishiary is a private restaurant map based on your own saved meals, places, notes, grades, and visit history.
Can I use Dishiary instead of a map list?
Dishiary is best when you want dish-level memory. It complements map lists by remembering what you ordered and whether you would order it again.
Does the app work for travel meals?
Yes. Travelers can use Dishiary to remember restaurants, cities, dishes, grades, dates, and trip notes.
Build a restaurant map from meals you actually logged.
Private places, dish notes, grades, and order-again memory in one iPhone app.