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Review translations without losing the dish

Keep recognisable names, explain unfamiliar ingredients briefly and review allergens in every language.

6 minUpdated Jul 13, 2026

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Dish and translation review
Keep recognisable names, explain unfamiliar ingredients briefly and review allergens in every language.

01

Translate meaning, not only words

A local dish name can stay when it belongs to the venue. Add a short description so guests know what to expect.

  1. 1Keep established names such as paella.
  2. 2Explain preparation and main ingredients.
  3. 3Avoid unnatural literal translations.

02

Review allergens separately

A good description is not enough. Check that allergens and dietary labels match the dish and the kitchen information in every language.

03

Finish one language at a time

Complete the most important guest language first, then move to the next. This avoids five half-finished menus.