Clear data, visible sources

Restaurant nutrition without the menu maze

Sort exact servings, open focused item pages, and total a custom meal with source-backed data.

4restaurant guides
1,288source rows
51focused item pages
21comparison guides

Direct answer

What is ChainMenu?

ChainMenu is an independent restaurant nutrition reference. It turns source-linked nutrition disclosures into sortable brand tables, exact item pages, focused comparisons, and a local Chipotle meal calculator without changing the published serving values.

Nutrition information source: Chipotle Mexican Grill official nutrition PDF: view the source PDF.

Nutrition information source: Dunkin' official nutrition PDF: view the source PDF.

Nutrition information source: Panda Express official nutrition table: view the official nutrition table.

Nutrition information source: Jersey Mike's official nutrition page: view the official nutrition page.

Retrieval dates and serving boundaries are shown on the linked brand and item pages.

Customizable meals

Chipotle nutrition

Compare 74 extracted components and build a bowl, burrito, salad, or three-taco meal.

Drinks and breakfast

Dunkin' nutrition

Sort 1,023 records by exact serving and open 15 focused pages, including three source-specific size comparisons.

Sides and entrees

Panda Express nutrition

Sort 179 official-table rows and open 12 focused pages for recognizable sides, entrees, and appetizers.

Three-size sub data

Jersey Mike's nutrition

Compare 36 Mini, Regular, and Giant rows for 12 selected subs, with unavailable hot-sub Mini values left blank.

Start with the source-backed restaurant guides

ChainMenu is an independent nutrition reference built around restaurant nutrition disclosures. The current directory covers Chipotle Mexican Grill, Dunkin', Panda Express, and Jersey Mike's with 1,288 extracted rows, 48 focused item pages, 18 same-brand comparison or dietary-scenario guides, three cross-brand comparisons, and one Chipotle build-your-own calculator. Every nutrition page keeps the source link, retrieval date, serving definition, non-affiliation statement, and accuracy disclaimer visible.

The four overview pages are the broadest entry points. Chipotle contains 74 component and drink records, Dunkin' contains 1,023 product and preparation records, Panda Express contains 179 official-table rows, and Jersey Mike's contains 36 Mini, Regular, and Giant rows for 12 selected subs. Every linked row opens a focused page without changing the underlying data.

Know whether a number is direct or combined

An item page reports one exact source row. A guide may also show a row labeled “combined,” which means ChainMenu added the disclosed values from the named standard portions. A combined value is transparent arithmetic, not a separate restaurant-published menu item. The Chipotle build-your-own calculator follows the same rule and performs the addition locally in the browser.

Serving basis matters as much as the nutrient column. One donut, one donut hole, six hash browns, a medium beverage, four ounces of protein, and a one-ounce topping are not interchangeable portions. ChainMenu preserves those labels instead of converting unlike foods to a hidden common unit. Actual preparation can vary, so the restaurant remains the final source for current recipes, allergens, availability, and nutrition.

Use focused pages for a real decision

The individual item pages add context that a large table cannot hold comfortably. Each one positions the item within a defined same-brand peer set, calculates two common pairings from existing JSON rows, discusses higher-protein, lower-carbohydrate, lower-sodium, and calorie-control goals, and explains the serving boundary. Related-item links make it possible to continue comparing without returning to a search engine.

The same-brand guides answer narrower questions such as chicken versus steak, bowl versus burrito, lower-sodium Chipotle components, lower-calorie Dunkin' drinks, or breakfast sandwich calories. The cross-brand pages compare breakfast structures, highest protein values, and selected lower-calorie options while showing both restaurant sources. A cross-brand table is useful only when its serving and direct-versus-combined labels remain visible.

Complete site directory

Core guides and calculator

Chipotle comparisons and dietary scenarios

Dunkin' comparisons and dietary scenarios

Panda Express comparisons and dietary scenarios

Jersey Mike's comparisons and dietary scenarios

Cross-brand comparisons

Chipotle item pages

Dunkin' item pages

Panda Express item pages

Jersey Mike's item pages

Choose a path without losing context

If the exact product is already known, open its item page and verify the serving before using the numbers. If the choice is still open, begin with a comparison guide or sort the full brand table. If several Chipotle components will be ordered together, rebuild that combination in the calculator. If two brands are being considered, use a cross-brand table but compare similar food roles rather than treating a garnish and a sandwich as equivalent.

ChainMenu does not label an item universally healthy or suitable for a medical diet. Calories, protein, carbohydrate, fiber, fat, sodium, sugar, ingredients, and total daily intake can point in different directions. The directory is designed to shorten navigation while keeping those tradeoffs and the limits of static nutrition data explicit.