✅ Yes, the content about restaurants introducing special menus tailored for diners using the weight-loss drug Ozempic is true and supported by multiple reputable sources.

These include:

1. The Week reports that the popularity of hunger-suppressing injections like Ozempic and Mounjaro is influencing restaurant menus to offer lighter, smaller dishes that cater to customers with reduced appetites, describing it as a "slimming effect" on menus. They mention the shift from traditional hearty British dishes to more "Ozempic-friendly" options. (Trust Score 8/10)

2. La Voce di New York covers how New York City restaurants are adapting menus by adding smaller, single-serving "flavor-packed bites" to accommodate diners on weight-loss drugs such as Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro who have smaller appetites and thus order less food, reducing waste and potentially benefiting sustainability. (Trust Score 7/10)

3. NBC’s TODAY show also reports on the emergence of special menus with bite-sized entrées designed for people taking GLP-1 weight-loss medications like Ozempic, highlighting positive feedback from diners and showcasing this trend in restaurant offerings. (Trust Score 9/10)

Together, these sources from well-established media outlets confirm that the trend of restaurants modifying menus to serve customers using Ozempic and similar drugs is factual and currently ongoing.