The best meal subscription services in Singapore

Skip the daunting lunch queues and order your meal in under one-minute with this go-to app. Nomnomby has over 100 restaurants under its name for you to choose from including Club Meatballs, Dosirak and A Poke Theory. There are three plans available to subscribe – $53.94 for 6 meals, $101.88 for 12 meals and $159.80 for 20 meals. No matter the price of the meal, with Nomnomby, each meal goes down to less than $8.

Don't underestimate this new player to the game – with 250 food and beverage options to choose from, Mealpal provides an eclectic selection of meals, perfect for picky eaters out there. With a variety that includes The Grain Traders, Wafuken and The Soup Spoon, there are plenty of healthy choices if you're looking to eat lean and green. Prices start from $6.99 per restaurant meal, and depending on the plan you can choose either a 10 or 15-day meal per 30-day cycle. 

Grain puts a twist to this conventional meal subscription service by delivering hearty and wholesome food right to your doorstep. If you're rushing to meet deadlines or is simply too comfortable to get up, you can get your meals with just a click away. Its menu includes a myriad of unique meals like tom yam black rice, chicken floss coated with prawns and chipotle adobo. And for a minimum price of $12.95 per month, you can get it delivered to you. If you're a Grain lover, get their premium plan at $99.95 per month and save up to 25%. 

For all the health conscious out there, this meal plan is tailor-made for you. With a daily combo to choose from, set meals from YOLO consist of calories from 1250 to 2450 and are served hot at your doorstep three times a day. There are a total of three plans: The Lean, The Wellness and The Power, starting at $33.90. You then proceed to choose the amount of calorie intake you want for a day. Meals include basil minced chicken, chicken breast with coriander and beef bulgogi. Subscribe now and challenge yourself to eating clean and green five days a week.  

Planning to swap those greasy comfort food for greens? Look no further from Fitnessration. As the name implies, these meals are thoughtfully prepared for your body. It comes in a bundle of 5, 10 and 15 meals and starts from an affordable price of $7.50 per meal. Choose from the three meal series available: Rise Breakfast Series, Active Meal Series, and Cutting Edge Keto, depending on which one best suits your dietary requirements and daily eating habits. Some of the meals offered on the respective menus includes the acai pudding with berries and mango, unagi grain bowl, and coconut chicken curry with housemade pumpkin seed butter.  

Primal Meal Prep is ideal for those who are looking to eat clean but just can’t find the time to prepare meals. Customers can also choose to fully personalise meals by using the macronutrient calculator to input your details, activity levels and health goals before churning out a calorie intake recommendation and breakdown for you. Prices are calculated per meal, starting from $8.90 onwards, with deliveries conducted three times a week. Be sure to place your orders before the order cutoff time every Friday at midnight.

Healthy, tasty and convenient, AHHMAHGAWD is exactly how the founders of AMGD promises you would feel after eating their meals. AMGD works on a pay-per-use credit system where after purchasing an AMGD pass, you can head online anytime before 11.30pm on the day before your chosen delivery date and order your meals in advance. Starting from $12.50 per meal with a 50 meal AMGD pass, AMGD allows you to choose between 1, 3, 5, 10, 20 and 50 meals, where the price drops when you purchase more meals. Its menu includes keto meals for those on the ketogenic diet and vegetarians, as well as different local dishes like ayam penyat and nasi lemak.

Opt for Kim's Kitchen tingkat food subscriptions – home-style meal subscriptions going for relatively cheap prices at an average of $4 per meal when you order between one to five-day bulk packages. Offering both lunch and dinner, food is somewhat similar to the economic rice stalls found in hawker centres, with the exception of having no-MSG and less oil, making it a healthier option. Kim’s Kitchen only delivers to residential areas so this would be a good choice for all those working and living in the heartlands.