Thesis salad
Photograph: @thesis_food
Photograph: @thesis_food

The best healthy meal subscriptions in Hong Kong

Make smart food choices and order your way to a healthier lifestyle

Catharina Cheung
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‘Eat first, diet tomorrow’? Don’t worry, friends, we’ve all been there. With all the planning, routine change, and meal prepping involved, it’s not exactly easy to get started with clean eating. Enter the healthy meal plans that can be delivered directly to your door. These days, it’s as simple as choosing your diet plan which can range from vegetarian, vegan, paleo, carb-free, high protein, and more. Think Deliveroo, but guilt-free. Health doesn’t get any easier than this. 

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The best healthy meal deliveries in Hong Kong

Thesis

Founded by Josh Li who is behind Nutrition Kitchen (see below), Thesis is Hong Kong’s latest nutrition-focused delivery concept with a line of ready-to-eat premium salads. As much as our city is a foodie paradise, there actually aren’t many places that serve top-notch salads with delicious ingredients, so the Thesis team has taken healthy meal deliveries and stripped things back to leave fresh and nutrient-dense whole foods which aim to meet daily nutrition intakes and improve gut health. 

Each of Thesis’ seven salads targets a particular area of health. For example, the kale and chicken Glow salad is designed to nourish the gut and skin; Zen, with smoked duck, healthy fats, and anti-inflammatories, boosts productivity; and the smoked salmon Bloom flavour focuses on heart health and immunity. Two of their salad types also have vegetarian versions with plant-based chicken. We love that Thesis salads come in glass jars, which can be returned to your delivery guy, or easily be repurposed into TikTok-worthy pantry containers – and are also environmentally friendly, of course.

Get your salads delivered in bundles of three ($330), four ($420), or seven ($700), depending on how much greens you want to consume in a week. For a little treat, Thesis also offers vanilla and berry overnight oats and mango overnight oats as an add-on to your order.

CheckCheckCin

Pronounced ‘check check seen’ (meaning [let’s] check first in Cantonese), Hong Kong wellness brand CheckCheckCin embraces the Chinese concept of preventative healthcare. Unlike the others on this list, they are more focused on drinks than food, encouraging customers to form the habit of consuming beneficial drinks daily to strengthen their systems. Recognising that healthcare is not one-size-fits-all, CheckCheckCin also has new customers find out their body types with a quick quiz before recommending the appropriate products. Their cornerstone products are the Dawn and Dusk rice waters – one with red rice to be taken in the morning, and one with black soya bean and black sesame to be taken at night – but also offer a wide range of rice water, herbal teas, and soup packs focusing on different health concerns, all presented in colourful, modern packaging that brings a smile to our face. Check out their handy subscription service for rice water sets (from $306 per month) – monthly subscribers can enjoy discounted pricing, as well as an additional 10 percent discount off the first month of the subscription plan. The worst thing about CheckCheckCin’s rice water is probably that it’s hard to stop at drinking just one each day.

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Nutrichef

Created by premium caterers Bain Marie, Nutrichef believes that eating healthy should never mean compromising on taste. Meal plans are curated by seasoned chef and certified nutritionist Emilie Clairet. Choose from four options according to your dietary needs – light diet, high energy, vegetarian, and balanced – as well as two calorie levels. Expect meals such as masala fish curry, pork gyros, duck leg with quinoa, and beef slices on fregola sarda. All meals are delivered in insulated bags to your door by 8am so you can just bring what you need to the office. We also love that their meals all come in Vegware sustainable packaging, allowing you to take care of your wellbeing as well as the environment. Prices start from $705 for a two-meal option for three days.

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Food Folk

Having been around since 2017, the meals at Food Folk are cooked using quality ingredients – grass-fed meats, sustainable seafood, hormone-free poultry, and locally sourced fresh produce – before being packaged with nutritional labels so you know exactly what your intake is. Their menu mostly consists of Asian-inspired international dishes such as Burmese tofu teriyaki, rainbow salad with crispy tempeh, or hummus wholewheat wrap with protein options. Prices start from $298 for a two-day, one-meal plan. Pro tip: if you’re not sold on a subscription yet, you can also order their food à la carte.

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Eatology

Eatology provides meals designed by registered dieticians and nutritionists and customised to suit your exact individual needs. They offer a range of plans to choose from, including keto, gluten-free, low-carb, vegetarian, or vegan. Eatology brings a French flair to their healthy meals, thanks to culinary director chef Vincent Leroux who makes it a point to select fresh, organic, and healthy ingredients. Signatures include a black truffle turkey blanquette, marble cod confit in dill oil, Japanese tsukune, and Thai-style shrimp. Prices start from $1,515 for five days’ worth of breakfast and lunch.

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Mealthy

Created by gym enthusiast Kelvyn Chan, Mealthy offers low carb, keto, and chef’s choice menus, allowing customers to personalise their own meal plans. Expect a good range of dishes, including baked pork chop with fried rice, dillkött, pork carnitas, and winter lamb pot, though their menu does change up fairly regularly. Make a note of the cut-off time for ordering each week’s menu, at 6pm each Wednesday. Prices start from $540 for four meals per week.

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Calfit

Developed by certified nutritionist and fitness freak Kiran Sukhani, Calfit is the answer to meal prep designed to be as tasty as it is healthy. The dishes are made with the freshest seasonal ingredients and have a unique twist to turn common food into something delicious, all the while keeping a high nutritional value. A choice of high-protein, vegetarian, and flexitarian menus caters to different dietary requirements. Prices start from $110 for one meal per day.

Nosh

Nosh focuses on fresh and healthy meals plans made with premium, but sustainable ingredients, and put together specifically for weight loss goals, building muscle, or simply for having a more balanced diet. They have also been designed for delivery and use biodegradable packaging to not add to the considerable plastic problem the world currently has. The menu itself changed weekly, with items for breakfast lunch and dinner such as chia pudding, frittata, and oats, as well as protein-rich quinoa, vegetable, and rice bowls. Prices start from $85 per meal for Nosh Basics, their budget-friendly meal plan.

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Nutrition Kitchen

Founded by a team of certified personal trainers, Nutrition Kitchen’s meals cater to those looking to alter their fitness goals with high-protein and low-carb options. This meal plan service provides a breakdown of calories and macronutrients in each meal. Nutrition Kitchen gives you the option to select the kind of meal plan, your desired portion size, which meals of the day you’d like to receive, and how often you’d like to have your meals. Prices start from $86 per meal.

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