Pick something that actually sounds good
Fast food indecision is its own special kind of hunger. One person wants burgers, another wants tacos, and somebody suddenly suggests noodles. The easiest way to choose is to define what matters: speed, price, distance, and the kind of food you are craving. Then let the random picker make a suggestion and see whether it sounds good.
Start with broad categories: burgers and fries, pizza, fried chicken, tacos and burritos, sandwiches, noodles, rice bowls, salads, or breakfast sandwiches. These are meal types rather than promises that any particular chain near you has an item available. Use Order in or Go out above, then select a cuisine if you have a general direction in mind. The Find it near me link searches Google Maps for the selected dish, but restaurant hours and inventory should be checked directly.
Smart ways to make the choice easier
If you are ordering for a group, try the friends voting mode or a This or That bracket instead of letting one person's favorite dominate. If your budget is limited, compare the full meal total rather than just the advertised entrée. If time matters, pickup may be quicker than delivery in some places.
Quick answers
Can the tool choose a restaurant chain? It currently picks foods, not verified restaurant locations or available menus. Can I avoid foods I dislike? Yes. Use the exclude control after a pick. What if I want something healthier? Try Healthy-ish, then verify the actual ingredients and portion at the restaurant. It is okay to choose convenience without making dinner an ordeal.