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None. I just ask locals and walk around, go by vibes and prices.
A restaurant with a fuckton of options? Probably bad, as the cook(s) can't make them all. So it's either low quality or prepared instead of freshly made.
A restaurant with a handful or less than dozen of options for each course? Seems good.
If it's expensive as fuck, and in a busy area, skip. Probably a tourist trap.
The decor isn't necessarily important, but if it's a place that is very noisy, it doesn't have good acoustics. So that's a skip. Ideally you want a restaurant where you do have some people but it's not so loud, so you can eat in peace.
Depending on your preferences, look also if they have allergy/diet options and accessibility features. Those that do may be a little more expensive, but not by much hopefully.
No idea about decor.