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Smarter meals. Better prices.What’s on special
What’s on special
near you?
Dishello finds worthwhile food specials within 15 km and turns them into three practical recipes matched to your household, restaurant, or dietary needs.
Country + postcode / ZIPVerified sourcesExactly 3 recipes
We search locally
Your country and postcode or ZIP anchor a 15 km search across current and retained specials.
Get three recipes
Every completed report contains exactly three useful recipes. Home reports use 1 credit; Professional Kitchen reports use 5.
Built for different kitchens
Three ways to turn food prices into better decisions.
Whether you are feeding a household, planning restaurant service or reviewing an existing menu, Dishello starts with the way you actually cook and buy.
Home Cooking
Find worthwhile food specials near you and turn them into meals that suit your household—not a generic weekly menu.
- Exactly three practical recipes
- Matched to allergies, dislikes and favourite cuisines
- Estimated cost per serve
- 1 credit per completed report
Professional Kitchen
Search restaurant suppliers and wholesalers for commercially useful packs, then turn the strongest opportunities into chef-ready dishes.
- Exactly three commercial recipes
- Batch yields, mise en place and service plans
- Itemised plate costs, target pricing and GP
- 5 credits per completed report
Shop My Menu
Already have a menu? Upload it with an ingredient list, price sheet or purchasing file and let Dishello work backwards.
- Maps ingredients to the dishes they affect
- Checks current suppliers, wholesalers and specialists
- Prioritises meaningful savings and purchasing actions
- 10 credits initially · 3 credits to refresh
Credits are used only after useful work completes successfully. Queued or unsuccessful reports and analyses use no credits.
Price memory
Specials today. Price intelligence tomorrow.
Dishello is designed to retain observed prices over time, so it can recognise an unusually good local price even when a retailer does not call it a sale.