TikTok has rolled out a new feature called "Must Eat," designed to help users find restaurants based on community recommendations. This initiative marks TikTok's entry into the restaurant guide sector, directly competing with established platforms such as Yelp and Google Maps.
The "Must Eat" feature compiles restaurant suggestions from more than 40 million posts and comments on the platform. It allows users to browse restaurants by city and apply filters for cuisine type, price range, user rating, and location, providing a consolidated view of dining options.
Recommendations within "Must Eat" are divided into two categories: "Everyday Eats" for casual dining and "Elevated Dining" for special occasions. For certain restaurants, direct booking is available through an integration with OpenTable.
The feature is initially available in New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Users can access "Must Eat" via the search bar, the Local feed, specific restaurant pages, and location links embedded in videos that feature participating establishments.
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TikTok introduced "Must Eat," a new feature that aggregates community-driven restaurant recommendations from over 40 million posts and comments. This expansion positions TikTok in direct competition with existing restaurant discovery platforms like Yelp and Google Maps, leveraging its video-based recommendation strength.