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Version 1.0 · 2025-07-14
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2025-07-14.








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Restaurant Menu Calculator is a useful application that allows you to quickly calculate the cost of your breakfast/lunch or dinner.
If you regularly go to the same restaurant and order different dishes, you can literally calculate the cost of your lunch in a couple of taps.
Simply add your meals to the app and check them off the list. The calculator will calculate the total cost of your meal including discount, service charge and tip. The calculator allows you to check the bill issued by the restaurant.
Built-in tip and service calculator
For those who regularly leave tips, they can be calculated and added to the bill in just a couple of clicks.
Just go to the calculation settings and specify the tip: a percentage of the bill or a fixed amount.…
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