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How Spicy

Order in Thai, Lao, Sichuan, Vietnamese, or Korean. Get exactly the heat you can handle — not the one the waiter assumes a tourist wants.

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What It Does

Spice that doesn't ambush you.

Tell How Spicy your tolerance once. Then in any covered cuisine, you get the exact phrase — in the local script and pronunciation — that gets you the heat level you actually want. No "medium" guessing, no menu-roulette.

I

Your tolerance, calibrated

5-question setup: from "I sweat at jalapeño" to "I order Thai-spicy in Bangkok." The bot maps your tolerance to each cuisine's actual scale.

II

The exact phrase

Pick a dish. Get the local-script phrase + romanization + a short audio clip of how it sounds. Show the screen if speaking it is awkward.

III

Five cuisines deep

Thai · Lao · Sichuan · Vietnamese · Korean. Each with its own heat scale, regional variations, and "don't trust the menu translation" warnings.

Ordering Help

What the bot sends when you ask about a dish

The phrase in the script. The romanization. The realistic heat warning. No guessing.

Saturday · 7:32 PM · Bangkok

Som Tam Thai (Papaya Salad)

Default heat at a Thai-customer-base shop · 6/10

Say: เผ็ดน้อย ๆ ค่ะ (phet noi noi kha) — "a little spicy, please." Drops it to roughly 3/10 in most shops. Warning: som tam pu pla ra is a different beast — don't order that one at "little spicy" expecting safety.
Travel Group

One phrase pack. Shared with whoever's eating with you.

Add How Spicy to your travel group chat. When one person asks about a dish, everyone sees the phrase and the heat warning — no one orders blind.

How Spicy · travel group
Larb Moo · Isan-style Default heat 8/10 at Isan-style shops in Bangkok. For your group's calibrated tolerance, say ขอเผ็ดกลาง ๆ ค่ะ (khor phet glang glang kha) — "medium spicy." Lands around 5/10.
Sam
saved. ordering for the table?
Mei
i can handle medium — go for it
How Spicy
Ordering tip: ask for nam pla prik on the side so anyone wanting extra can add it. The dish goes out at your calibrated level.
Pricing

Free tier covers basics. Pack covers the regulars.

Free tier gives you 3 levels in Thai. The pack opens five cuisines + your calibrated tolerance + sound clips.

Free
$0 · forever
  • Thai cuisine, 3 heat levels
  • Basic phrase + romanization
  • One trip group
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Phrase Pack
$1.99 · one-time
  • 5 cuisines: Thai, Lao, Sichuan, Vietnamese, Korean
  • Calibrated tolerance per cuisine
  • Audio pronunciation clips
  • Regional variation warnings
  • Unlimited trip groups
  • Offline phrase save
Get the pack · $1.99

First 100 travelers get 50% off the pack.

Use code SPICY2026 at checkout. Valid 14 days. Free tier covers basic levels forever.

Questions

What you might want to know

Will the waiter actually understand?
Yes. The phrases are written by native speakers, not translated. Show the screen if you'd rather not say it out loud — the local script is what they read.
What if the dish isn't in the database?
Send a photo. The bot identifies the dish and gives you the heat read. If it can't, it tells you what to ask the waiter instead.
Is it one-time or subscription?
One-time $1.99 for the pack. No recurring charge. Updates to the phrase library are pushed free.
Can I cancel?
It's a one-time purchase, nothing to cancel. Refunds within 14 days if you didn't like it.
Do I need a LINE account?
Yes. The pack lives inside LINE. No separate app.
Eat brave, not blind

Order the heat you wanted. Not the heat the menu translated.

Free tier covers basics. The pack is a one-time $1.99 for five cuisines + calibrated levels. First 100 travelers get 50% off.

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