A practical guide to smarter ordering

How to see calories and nutrition estimates on Wolt menus

Most Wolt restaurant menus do not show calories, protein or macros. Spec adds clearly labelled nutrition estimates beside dishes and helps you find options that fit your goal.

The short answer

Install the Spec Chrome extension, open a supported Wolt restaurant menu, and see estimated ranges for calories, protein, carbohydrates and fat beside dishes. You can filter by minimum protein, calories, fat, price and dietary preferences such as vegan.

Why are Wolt meal calories hard to know?

Many restaurants describe ingredients without publishing serving weights or nutrition tables. Dishes with similar names may differ in size, sauces and preparation. A precise number is therefore unreliable without restaurant data, so Spec shows a clearly labelled estimate range.

How Spec works inside Wolt

  1. Open a supported Wolt restaurant menu in Chrome.
  2. Spec uses the public dish name, description and image to show estimated calories and macros.
  3. Set a goal—such as at least 30g protein or at most 700 calories—and dim or hide dishes that do not fit.
  4. Choose a dish and complete the order normally in Wolt.
Add Spec to Chrome

Common Wolt nutrition use cases

Find high-protein dishes

Set a minimum protein target to focus on meals that fit a training day or daily protein goal.

Choose lower-calorie or lower-fat options

Set an estimated ceiling and compare a smaller, more relevant menu.

Filter vegan choices or stay on budget

Combine a dietary preference with price and macro targets instead of reading every dish manually.

What to know about accuracy

Spec values are AI-powered estimates, not laboratory results or medical information. Verified restaurant nutrition always takes priority. Confirm allergens, ingredients and medical dietary requirements directly with the restaurant.

Frequently asked questions

Is Spec affiliated with Wolt?

No. Spec is an independent extension and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Wolt.

Is the extension free?

Yes. The current Chrome version is free to install.

Does Spec track everything I eat?

No. Spec helps you understand and filter menus before ordering; it is not a food diary.