Pick your patch
Search a city, neighbourhood, or pincode. Use Detect for offers around your current location.
Around your neighbourhood
Fresh offers. Full menus. A better shortlist.
Finding restaurants…Menus and coupons will appear as they’re checked.
From “what should I eat?”
to “that’s a good deal.”
Go beyond a discount badge. Check what a restaurant serves and how its coupons work.
Follow the craving
We check nearby listings, then open their menus. Search an actual item — even a drink — and see matching restaurants.
Make the deal yours
See coupon codes and minimum orders outside each restaurant. Compare ratings, browse the menu, and continue to Swiggy.
A few useful details
Does “Red Bull” search really look inside menus?
Yes. The Actual menu items search matches item names and descriptions from the restaurant menu response. Menus load progressively, and the search shows its coverage. A match confirms a listed item; availability and delivery can change.
Which coupon appears on the restaurant card?
We calculate savings divided by the spend needed for each offer. A percentage offer is compared at the smallest order that reaches its cap, or its minimum order if higher. A flat discount is compared at its minimum order. The highest effective savings rate wins; smaller required spend breaks ties. For example, 70% off a ₹140 order saves ₹98 (70%), while ₹200 off ₹1,500 saves 13.3%. The separate budget estimate picks the most savings for your entered order amount. All other offers remain inside the menu. Repeated orders are not assumed: per-user limits and checkout eligibility still apply.
Are discounts added together?
No. The estimate compares individual restaurant offers; it does not stack them. Item prices and coupon eligibility may have separate conditions. Your final price, fees, and applicable discount are confirmed in Swiggy checkout.
Do you find every restaurant and every item?
Nearby scans combine the listings Swiggy returns at several points. They do not guarantee every restaurant. Menus are checked in small batches, and failed requests are shown so you can retry. Both restaurant and item ratings are shown when supplied.
How is my location used?
Your selected coordinates are sent to Swiggy to request listings and menus. Detect asks for browser permission; OpenStreetMap is used to label detected coordinates. Your last selected location is stored in this browser.