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Show HN: CheapFoodMap Offers Interactive Guide to Meals Under $10

CheapFoodMap is a new web tool showcased on Hacker News. It provides an interactive map of restaurants offering meals under $10. Users can

CheapFoodMap is a new web tool showcased on Hacker News. It provides an interactive map of restaurants offering meals under $10. Users can filter results by location and cuisine type. The platform aggregates price data from public menus and reviews. It aims to help budget‑conscious diners find low‑cost options. The site also includes user‑submitted tips for hidden deals. Developers built the map using open‑source mapping libraries. The project invites community contributions to expand coverage.