TheManued
Real menus. Real prices. Every country.
A database of famous restaurant menus and prices, country by country — starting in the UK and Ireland.
- Countries covered
- 15 countries
- Chains tracked
- 218 chains tracked
- Menu pages published
- 343 priced menus
- Independence
- Independent · free · not affiliated with any brand
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Data journalism
The Fast-Food Price Index
How much does the same McDonald's Big Mac cost across every country we cover? A live, country-by-country comparison, sourced from our own verified menu data.
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Calculators for eating out
Built alongside our own menu-price database — work out a tip, or convert a price into your own currency.
Tip Calculator
Work out the tip and total for a restaurant bill, with an even per-person split for groups.
Currency Converter
Convert a menu price between the currencies of every country TheManued covers.
Sales Tax Calculator
Add sales tax to a menu price and see the tax amount and final total, with common US rate presets.
Delivery Markup Calculator
Compare an in-store menu price to a delivery app price and see the exact markup, in cash and percent.
From the blog
Latest guides
Why the Same McDonald's Burger Costs Different Amounts a Mile Apart
Almost every McDonald's, KFC, and Subway location you've ever visited is independently owned. That single fact explains most of the price differences you'll notice between branches of the exact same chain.
When Fast-Food Chains Quietly Leave a Market
While re-checking our own pricing data, we found two chains that had genuinely stopped operating in countries we cover — Taco Bell in Mexico and Domino's in Italy. Neither exit made much noise. Here's what we found.
KFC's "Bucket" Doesn't Mean the Same Thing Everywhere
The one KFC item you'd expect to compare cleanly across countries — the bucket — turns out to be one of the hardest, because the format itself changes by market. Here's what we found instead.