Eat out...but in

Food that ticks every (lunch) box

Our chef-quality meals are designed with the ideal modern diet in mind; hearty home-style favourites, nutritionally balanced yet tasty meals; and gourmet foodie options to satisfy the most discerning of palates. Variety, balance and flavour are our pillars of menu design.

With over a decade of catering experience, our chefs select the best of seasonal market produce to bring you restaurant quality meals, high in value (not in price), delivered straight to your door.

Before these meals make it onto the frontline, they go through rigorous testing by a team of busy workers, just like you.  Like they say, the ‘proof is in the pudding’ and with the added convenience of home-delivery, you’re only a click away from earning an extra 15 hours a week – even tastier!

How we roll – so easy we're blushing

We will turn your daily grind into a daily yeeeee-har!  Order for one week or order for 3.  We won't trap you into a contract, although we challenge you not to get addicted to our food and our easy online ordering.

Delivery days are based on your Brisbane postcode.  Drag and drop the first meal into your shopping cart, you will see all future delivery dates.  Click on one or more of these dates to schedule your orders. Fill up your shopping cart for the selected delivery day or multiple days.  Pay via our secure online payment gateway and voila, get ready for a night off cooking - love!

Group orders for the best Friday lunch ever!

Want to treat the crew to Friday lunch or do you have a Corporate event to cater for?  Or organise a regular healthy tuckshop day where everyone can pick, choose and pay for their own meals easily (cos we all know there’s no such thing as a free lunch right?).  

Contact us to register your company for Group Corporate Orders and let us know which days and times you wish to receive meals. Each team member creates their own profile and can receive orders to their private residence, as well as selecting their registered company to receive meals as part of a group order.  It's as simple as that!