If you sign up with Match.com, EHarmony.com, or any number of other online dating sites, chances are you’ll spend as much time filling out the match-making questionnaire as you will actually dating. Relationship history, interests, faith, body-type, education—sure, that’s all important, but perhaps not as important as how you like your steak. 

SamePlate.com is a brand new dating site which matches you based on one thing, and one thing only: food. That’s right—just fill out only the most basic bio information (age and location), and then go into depth about your favorite types of cuisine, disclose any allergies or special diets, and bingo—that’s it. The site will set you up with someone in town who shares your culinary lifestyle. 

From a press release: 

SamePlate.com creator Jeff Nimoy, says “I realized every couple that eats differently must have a problem. How can vegans and meat lovers make it over the long haul?! I did some research, and ‘incompatible diet’ is one of the top reasons couples break up. So I created SamePlate.com for everyone with this problem… but mostly so I can find a girl who likes my cooking!”

Now, this is a site we can get behind. After all, an aversion to sushi, spicy food or, say, sea urchin tells us more about you than just your tastes. And since most first dates revolve around food anyway, be it dinner or ice cream or coffee, this seems to make sense. Hey, if the date’s a bust, at the very least you got some decent Korean BBQ out of it.