Formats / Food Review
Turn a dish, menu, or venue into a food review
Describe what was served and how it landed. A narrated, appetite-led video about a dish, a menu, or a place to eat, grounded in the notes you supply.
For restaurants, food publishers, delivery platforms, and food creators.
How it works
From your input to food review
Food Review is about the verdict rather than the method. Supply the dish, the menu, or the notes from a visit, and the script leads with what the food is, how it presents, and who would enjoy it. The Prompt to Video workflow uses this style with a 30-second vertical target, narration, and captions enabled by default. Food Prep also offers it when a recipe page is your starting point.
01
Describe what was served
Paste a menu or venue URL, or write the dish and your tasting notes. Name the ingredients and the impression you want conveyed.
02
Set the presentation
Pick Food Review in Prompt to Video or Food Prep, then set length, framing, and your project brand kit.
03
Review before it goes out
Check dish names, ingredients, allergens, and prices against the menu. Claims about a venue should match what you can support.
Sell the dish, not the recipe
Use Food Review for a new menu item, a seasonal special, a venue introduction, or a round-up of what is worth ordering. Choose Food Prep instead when the video needs to walk through the cooking steps in order, from ingredients to plating.
- Input
- Menu or venue URL, tasting notes, or a written brief
- Default length
- 30-second starting target in Prompt to Video
- Default framing
- Vertical · 9:16
- Audio and text
- Narration and captions on by default
- Branding
- Use your project’s brand kit
Useful details
Before you create
Where do I find Food Review in the dashboard?
It is a style in the workflow picker. Prompt to Video is its primary workflow, and Food Prep also offers it.
How is it different from Food Preparation?
Food Preparation follows the cooking sequence step by step. Food Review presents the finished dish and the verdict on it.
Can it cover a whole menu?
Yes, within the length you choose. A short video covers a few highlights well; give a longer target when the menu needs more room.
Does it handle a restaurant’s branding?
Yes. The project brand kit supplies the intro, outro, and brand assets applied to every video in that project.
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