치퐁참 메뉴번역기 - 무료 메뉴판 사진 번역

Take a picture of the menu, and we'll tell you exactly what the dish is.

Have you ever felt lost in front of a menu while traveling abroad?

Even if you translate the text, you cannot order if you do not know what the food is.

The Chifong Cham Menu Translator explains each dish with just a single photo of the menu.

■ One Photo Is All You Need

Simply take a picture of the menu with your camera or select one from your gallery.

We read the entire menu and organize it into cards for each dish.

You can see the translations arriving one by one, so you don't have to wait for them to finish.

■ It's an Explanation, Not a Translation

For each dish, we provide the following:

· The original text exactly as it appears on the menu

· The price

· The name of the dish in your language

· Local pronunciation — We write it out in your language characters so you can order by saying it out loud

· Three-sentence explanation — What the taste and texture are like, what ingredients are used and how it is cooked,

And how it is eaten locally

We tell you things you cannot understand from a translation like "Tonkotsu Ramen" alone.

■ Find Directly on Photo

Tap the card number to move to that location on the menu photo.

Conversely, tapping the number above the photo takes you to the card for that dish.

You won't get confused about where the dish you are currently viewing is, even on a long menu.

■ Supported Languages

Korean · English · Japanese · Chinese · Spanish

You can set the menu language and the language you read separately.

If you are a Korean traveling in Japan, you can read the Japanese menu in Korean;

If you are a foreigner visiting Korea, you can read the Korean menu in your own language.

You don't need to forget to change the settings — if the menu language is different, the app will automatically

read it again.

■ For Those Who

· Those who encounter Japanese menus while traveling in Japan

· Those who find Chinese character menus intimidating while traveling in China or Taiwan

· Those who need to read Spanish menus while traveling in Europe

· Those who need to read Korean menus while visiting Korea

· Those who have heard the names of Ramen, Yakiniku, Dim Sum, and Tapas but don't know exactly what they are