MIMi reads Google, TikTok, Instagram and RedNote in every language, then shows where each community really eats.
Real New York restaurants, sample scores. Tap a community.
But right now it does. Sound familiar?
Craving biryani? See what Bangladeshi and Pakistani diners say. Want a chimi? Ask Dominican diners. Or follow one community across every kind of food.
Posts, comments and videos in Spanish, Bengali, Hindi, Chinese and more, translated and summed up.
English, Español, বাংলা, 中文, Kreyòl, Русский, 한국어, 日本語
A score from 0 to 100. It shows how much a community loves a place, and whether they love it more or less than everyone else.
Dominican, Inwood. Sample scores.
N/AFewer than 20 people posted about it? MIMi says N/A instead of guessing.
When I moved to New York, I didn't know where to eat. I couldn't even find a good slice of pizza.
Every place on Google Maps was a 4.7, 4.8 or 4.9. In Asia, a 3.8 and a 4.6 mean really different things. Here, everything looked the same to me.
So I checked TikTok. Then Instagram. Then Google again. No prices, and I still couldn't tell what was actually good. I ended up eating at McDonald's.
Later I noticed some people already have a trick for this. They find a place on Google Maps, then check RedNote to see what Chinese diners say about it. They trust that more than the stars.
I want to make that easy for everyone, for every kind of food, in one app. That's MIMi.
Every community. All five boroughs.
MIMi is launching in New York City first. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it's ready.