🍕 Food Tournament
32 dishes, one champion. Pick a side in every round and settle the argument about what you're actually eating tonight.
How the food tournament works
Two dishes show up on screen at the same time and you can only keep one. The winner moves up a round, the loser is out. A list of 32 narrows to 16, then 8, then 4, then a final two. Five rounds later you're left with a single name: your favorite food, decided by you rather than by a menu you scrolled for twenty minutes.
Playing it as a couple or a group
The best way to run this is for everyone to play separately and then compare champions. Same winner? Dinner is already decided. Different winners? Even better, because now you have this week's meal and next week's. Most of the fun happens early, when two dishes you love collide in round one and somebody at the table has to defend a choice out loud.
What's on the list
The bracket mixes weeknight comfort food with the dishes people travel for, so pizza runs into ramen and tacos run into biryani. It covers Italian, Japanese, Mexican, Indian, Korean, Middle Eastern, and American classics, which keeps the matchups unpredictable all the way to the final.
The food tournament is free, needs no sign-up, and runs in your browser on your phone. For a group that can never decide where to order from, it ends the debate in about five minutes.