How it works
How visits and likes work
No scores, no stars and nothing negative. Two counts: how many people went, and how many of them loved it.
- Log a visit. Add your photos, pick the place and name each dish. Delivery orders count too, and carry a bag icon.
- Heart what you loved. Liking any dish counts as liking the place. A visit without a heart still adds to the visit count.
- The lists build themselves. Restaurants and dishes rank by likes in each zone, so the best char kway teow in Bangsar rises on its own.
The counting rules
- Who can like a place
- People who logged a visit
- Likes per person per place
- One
- Visits counted per person
- One a day
- Counts show from
- 10 visits
- Lists ranked by
- Likes, last 12 months
- Verified reviewers
- Shown, not weighted
Why nothing negative
A visit without a like simply adds to the visit count. Nobody marks a place down, so every number on Tablegrub is good news, and one bad night cannot sink a family stall.
Counts appear once a place has 10 visits, so one or two people cannot put a place at the top. Paid listings and sponsors are labelled and never change a count.
Counting rules, version 1.