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Zomato Feed Widget
Your Zomato food feed on your own restaurant site.
Embed your restaurant's Zomato food-photo feed in 90 seconds. Grid or masonry layout, full brand styling, click-to-popup. Built for restaurants, food blogs, and city guides across India, UAE, and SE Asia.
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From Zomato to your site
Your Zomato feed, now on your domain.
Poper pulls your public Zomato feed and renders it inline on your website, fully branded to match your design. No API keys, no manual updates.
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How to use it
How to add a Zomato food feed to your website
Three steps. Under two minutes. No developer needed.
- 01Step 1
Connect your Zomato page
Paste your Zomato restaurant page URL into the Poper builder. Poper pulls the food photos from that page so the feed is ready to style.
- 02Step 2
Pick a layout and brand it
Choose a Grid or Masonry layout for the photo feed. Match your brand colors, fonts, corner radius, and post styling. The live preview updates as you tweak.
- 03Step 3
Copy the snippet and embed
Paste the one-line script tag into your site. Works on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, and any HTML stack.
Works everywhere
Works with every website platform you already use
Drop-in install on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, and any HTML-friendly stack. No build step, no developer needed.
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Plus 250+ other platforms via the embed snippet. If your site can render a <script> tag, it can render the Zomato Feed Widget: Embed Your Restaurant's Food Photos on Any Site.
What you get with Poper Zomato Feed
The things that matter when you embed a restaurant food-photo feed, not 30 features no food site uses.
Your Zomato food photos, on your own restaurant site
Poper renders available public photos and comments from the restaurant page feed.
Grid and masonry layouts
Show the photo feed as a clean, even grid or a denser masonry wall of varying-height shots. Switch between the two in the dashboard without re-embedding the snippet on your site.
Brand-match styling
Supported feed layouts: Default, Grid, and Masonry.
Click to photo popup
Visitors click any photo to open it larger in a clean in-page popup, so they stay on your site while they browse the food.
Light and fast on Indian 4G
The embed loads through the Poper snippet. Validate layout and performance on your own page after embedding.
Built for India, UAE, and SE Asia
Zomato is the dominant restaurant discovery platform across India, the UAE, and several SE Asian markets. The widget is designed for restaurants and food sites whose audience lives in exactly those regions, where a real food-photo feed carries more weight than text.
Use cases
Where Zomato Feed Widget: Embed Your Restaurant's Food Photos on Any Site actually moves the needle
Four buyer types who get the most lift from embedding Zomato Feed Widget: Embed Your Restaurant's Food Photos on Any Site on their site.
Food bloggers
Writing up a restaurant you love? Embed its Zomato food-photo feed inside the post so readers see the actual dishes, not stock images. The feed makes a review page far more appetizing than text alone.
Travel and city sites
A travel itinerary for Goa, Jaipur, Dubai, or Bali leans on great restaurant picks. Embed a restaurant's Zomato food-photo feed next to your recommendation so travelers can see the food before they go.
Lifestyle and city blogs
City-guide blogs need restaurant content that actually looks good. A Zomato food-photo feed gives a roundup post a rich visual gallery for each restaurant without sourcing photos by hand.
Poper vs other platforms
Zomato's own widget is a static one-restaurant badge. For a styled, embeddable Zomato photo feed you need a widget platform. Here is how Poper stacks up against the other platforms that provide one.
| Recommended Poper | Elfsight | Common Ninja | Zomato native widget | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plan details depend on your Poper workspace. | Limited free tier | Limited free tier | ||
| Food-photo feed from a Zomato page | Limited | Limited | ||
| Grid and masonry layouts | ||||
| Click photo to in-page popup | ||||
| Supported feed layouts: Default, Grid, and Masonry. | Paid only | Paid only | ||
| Theme presets and brand colors | ||||
| The embed loads through the Poper snippet. Validate layout and performance on your own page after embedding. | Basic | |||
| Remove widget branding | Paid only | Paid only | ||
| Poper renders available public photos and comments from the restaurant page feed. | Plan details depend on your Poper workspace. | $6/mo+ | $5.40/mo+ | Free |
| Bundled with popups, forms, more widgets |
Comparison reflects publicly listed pricing and features as of 2026. Zomato's native widget is a free static one-restaurant badge with no layout or styling options. Verify current details on each provider's site.
Real food sites. Real outcomes.
Restaurants, food bloggers, and travel sites who switched from static iframes to Poper.
Real food photos on site
“Our Mumbai restaurant's website used to have a few stock food shots that did not look like our kitchen at all. The Zomato feed widget pulls the real photos diners uploaded to our Zomato page, so visitors now see our actual biryani. Table bookings from the site went up noticeably.”
Vikram Iyer
Owner · Acme Bistro Mumbai
Richer review pages
“I write restaurant reviews for a Bengaluru food blog. Embedding each restaurant's Zomato food-photo feed inside the post makes the whole page far more appetizing, and I do not have to chase down photos myself. Readers spend longer on every review.”
Meera Anand
Editor · Bangalore Food Diaries
Food photos on every trip page
“The embed loads through the Poper snippet. Validate layout and performance on your own page after embedding.”
Rohan D'Souza
Founder · Goa Beach Trails
Pricing
Simple, yearly pricing. Save up to 40%.
All plans are billed yearly. Each card shows the per-month equivalent. Start free, then upgrade only when you need more campaigns, websites, or AI credits.
Yearly billing · save up to 40%Starter
Essential lead capture for solo creators and growing businesses.
$15/mo
billed $180/year
- 5 active campaigns (5 widget instances)
- 1 website, 1,000 leads/mo
- 100+ templates, 10+ display formats
- Smart triggers & basic analytics
- No Poper branding
- 500 AI credits
Pro
Full engagement suite with A/B testing, gamification & unlimited leads.
$29/mo
billed $348/year
- Everything in Starter
- Unlimited campaigns & leads
- 10 websites, 5 team seats
- A/B testing & gamification
- Multi-step forms & quiz builder
- Custom domain (CNAME), 2,000 AI credits
Business
Unlimited everything with white-label, API access & advanced analytics.
$79/mo
billed $948/year
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited websites & team seats
- White-label (add-on) & API access
- Logic jumps, live quizzes & polls
- Payment forms (Stripe/PayPal)
- Advanced analytics, 5,000 AI credits
Prices shown for the 50k monthly visitor tier on yearly billing. A Free Forever plan ($0) and a custom Enterprise plan are also available. No contracts, cancel anytime.
Guide · 2 min read
The complete guide to embedding a Zomato food feed on your website
Zomato is the dominant restaurant discovery platform across India, the UAE, and several SE Asian markets. Founded in Gurgaon in 2008 by Deepinder Goyal and Pankaj Chaddah, and a publicly listed company since its July 2021 IPO, Zomato hosts one of the largest libraries of customer-uploaded food photos anywhere. A Zomato feed widget puts that photo gallery on your own website. This guide walks through what actually matters when you choose and configure a Zomato feed widget in 2026: how it differs from a Zomato reviews widget, what data it can and cannot pull, why food photos carry so much weight in these markets, and how to keep the embed fast.
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Zomato feed vs Zomato reviews: pick the right widget
Poper renders available public photos and comments from the restaurant page feed.
02
What a Zomato feed widget can pull, honestly
Poper renders available public photos and comments from the restaurant page feed.
03
Track feed engagement
In Zomato's core markets, photographing food is a default behavior. Every diner with a smartphone uploads a shot of the biryani, the dosa, the shawarma, the dessert. The result is that a popular restaurant's Zomato page often holds hundreds or thousands of real customer photos, far more, and far more current, than any studio shoot a restaurant could afford. That photo library is Zomato's structural advantage, and it is exactly what this widget surfaces. Real plates beat stock photography for one simple reason: diners trust them. A grid of genuine customer photos tells a visitor what the food actually looks like when it arrives, which is the single most persuasive thing a hungry person can see before they book a table or place an order. For a restaurant's own website, a food blog post, or a city guide, an embedded Zomato photo feed turns a flat text page into something that makes people want to eat. The widget renders the feed as a grid or a masonry wall, both of which lean into photography, and a click opens any photo larger in a popup so visitors can really look.
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Layout, styling, and keeping the embed fast
Supported feed layouts: Default, Grid, and Masonry.
Quick reference
What is Zomato Feed Widget: Embed Your Restaurant's Food Photos on Any Site?
Poper renders available public photos and comments from the restaurant page feed.
Key facts
- Zomato was founded in 2008 in Gurgaon by Deepinder Goyal and Pankaj Chaddah
- Zomato is an Indian company that completed its IPO in July 2021
- Zomato is the dominant restaurant discovery platform across India, the UAE, and several SE Asian markets
- Zomato pages hold large libraries of customer-uploaded food photos, especially in India and the Middle East
- Poper uses supported Zomato page/feed data rather than promising unsupported API access
- The Poper Zomato feed widget connects with a public Zomato restaurant page URL and needs no Zomato login
- The widget renders the food-photo feed in a grid or masonry layout with full brand styling
- Poper renders available public photos and comments from the restaurant page feed.
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Tutorial
See the Zomato Feed Widget in action
A quick walkthrough of setting up and embedding this widget.
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