Can guests find you?
Diners in Hong Kong now ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Google before they ask a friend. We check what they hear about your restaurant, how your Google, reviews, Instagram and website look — every finding with its evidence — and place you against the restaurants next door.
Whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek — and GLM and Doubao where guests ask in Chinese — name you when someone asks for a place like yours — and whether what they say about you is true.
Rating against the 4.3 floor assistants use, review volume, your position in Google Maps for your cuisine and district, listing completeness, the Reserve button.
How recent your last review is, whether you reply, and how the last ten reviews rate you against your average.
Can a guest book directly from Google, your website or Instagram — and who owns that booking, you or a marketplace?
Instagram found, audience size, posting cadence, engagement per post against your followers, a link in bio that leads to a table.
Reachable, secure, Restaurant schema, title and description, one H1, phone matching Google, an HTML menu, mobile-ready, and whether your own site ranks for your own name.
How it works
We use your Google Maps entry as the source of truth. No login, no access to anything.
Real questions to the AI assistants guests use — ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, plus GLM and Doubao in Chinese-speaking cities — the way a hungry guest phrases them, plus checks on Google, Instagram and your site.
Your full scorecard is public and free: every check, its weight, and the proof. Nothing is hidden behind a form.
Leave your email to unlock the side-by-side with five nearby restaurants, open the full report, and a weekly re-score that only writes when something moved.
Browse the rankings
Hong Kong rankings and scored restaurants are public pages.