GrubSwipe turns “anything lah, you choose” into an actual decision — in about thirty seconds.
Everyone is hungry. Nobody wants to pick. Someone suggests a place that is closed, someone else has eaten there twice this week, and by the time you settle it the queue is out the door.
The problem was never a shortage of options — Singapore has more good food per square kilometre than almost anywhere. The problem is choosing. GrubSwipe makes choosing the easy part: you react to what is in front of you instead of summoning an answer from nothing.
Six taps. How hungry, how far you’ll walk, what you’re in the mood for. No account, no form filling.
Nearby places, one card at a time. Right on what looks good, left to skip. Photos, ratings and distance on every card.
The deck ranks what you liked and hands back three places with one-tap directions. Plus a shareable food personality card for the group chat.
The deck is drawn from what is actually open and actually near you, so it works the same whether you are standing in Tampines, Tiong Bahru, Jurong East or somewhere in the CBD with forty minutes for lunch.
Hawker stalls sit next to restaurants in the same deck — chicken rice, laksa, char kway teow, nasi lemak, roti prata, chilli crab, ramen, bak kut teh. If it is nearby and people rate it, it can turn up on a card. You are not choosing from a curated list of somebody’s favourites; you are choosing from what is around you right now.
The whole loop — quiz, deck, top 3, share card — is free and needs no account. Signing in is free too, and gets you 5 searches a day plus somewhere to keep the places you saved.
GrubSwipe Plus is for people who use it constantly:
$2.99/mo · cancel anytime
Let GrubSwipe decide lah.