Each dish listed under the new mode carries a score—ranging from Low to Super—based on protein, complex carbohydrates, fibre, and micronutrients. The scoring is powered by artificial intelligence and restaurant data, but the app displays only a straightforward explanation of why a dish qualifies as healthy.
According to Goyal, the feature is designed with a high bar, allowing even professional athletes to rely on it when choosing food. He described the move as personal, adding that he had long felt uneasy that Zomato made indulgent eating easy but did not make healthy eating as accessible.
