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A ketogenic (keto) diet keeps carbohydrates very low — typically under 50g a day — so the body burns fat for fuel. At restaurants that means proteins, non-starchy vegetables, cheeses, eggs, and real fats, while skipping bread, rice, pasta, potatoes, sugar, and most sauces thickened or sweetened with either.
What to order
- Steak or grilled fish with buttered vegetables — the default keto order
- Burgers without the bun — lettuce-wrapped where offered
- Korean barbecue meats — skip the rice and sweet marinades like galbi
- Salads with olive oil, avocado, cheese, and a protein — dressing on the side
- Charcuterie and cheese boards — skip the bread and dried fruit
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Frequently asked questions
What can I eat at a restaurant on keto?
Any unbreaded protein plus non-starchy vegetables: steak, roast chicken, grilled fish, eggs, salads with real dressings. Swap fries and rice for greens, and watch sweet marinades and glazes.
Which cuisines are hardest — and easiest — for keto?
Hardest: pasta-centric Italian, rice-centric Asian menus, and anything battered. Easiest: steakhouses, Brazilian churrascarias, Greek grills, and breakfast-all-day spots with egg dishes.
Where do hidden carbs lurk in restaurant food?
Sweet marinades (teriyaki, galbi, barbecue sauce), flour-thickened sauces and soups, breading, and "healthy" bowls built on rice or quinoa. SeEat shows each dish’s description and photo, so carb-heavy builds are visible before you order.