Voy

Needed something to get me eating properly again after a rough few months. Signing up was quick and I could pick my meals without any fuss. The food tastes good and I'm finally cooking proper dinners again.

Had an issue with a missing box and it took about three days to get a reply from the support team. When they did respond it was sorted and they sent a replacement. Ordering was smooth but I was disappointed by the wait.

I bought the breakfast pots for the office and they have been a real help. They keep well in the fridge and only need a quick reheat. Price is a little on the high side, but the delivery has been reliable.

Compared it with two other meal plan services before signing up and this one came out ahead, mainly because the recipes don't feel like they were written by someone who has never cooked. The sign up took about five minutes and I was able to skip weeks I didn't want. The boxes arrive when they say they will and the portions are actually filling for a Tuesday night.

Compared with the supermarket meal kit I tried last year, this feels much fresher and the portions are sensible. I was glad to find the instructions were clear and I didn't need to ring anyone. The box arrived on time and the ice packs were still cold, which I did not expect. I would happily carry on with it.

Compared it to the other meal kit app I had and this one is so much easier to use on my phone. Skipping a week takes two taps and the recipes load quick. Busy weeks are a lot less stressful now.

I took out the starter plan to see whether it suited me before committing. The food itself was tasty and well presented, though I felt it cost more than I had expected for the portion sizes. Delivery came when it should have, and I have no complaints about the packaging.

We needed a quicker way to get dinners on the table after work with two kids in tow. The recipes are simple enough and most weeks the boxes arrive on time. The one thing I'd change is that the portions for the teenager are a bit small, so I've had to add extra.

The first delivery was the thing I noticed most, because it came a whole day later than the window they gave me. Signing up was easy enough and the app walked me through the options without making me feel stupid. Once I actually started cooking the meals were fine, nothing special, a bit more washing up than I expected. I'll see how the next couple go before deciding.

I bought the vegetable box as a trial and I'm glad I did. The produce was crisp and lasted well in the fridge, which I did not expect. The ordering was simple and the delivery arrived at the time stated.

I needed something to help me stick to a plan after my doctor flagged my blood pressure. I looked at a few options and this one was fine but felt a bit generic. The meals are okay, nothing wrong with them, but I found the choice limited for what I was after.

I used another meal plan service for about two years before switching, so I know the category well. This one does the basics better, with clearer nutrition info and a menu that changes every week. The portions are sensible and the ingredients taste fresh.

Been a customer for a good few years now and it has mostly been reliable. The menu has got a bit repetitive lately, which is my main gripe. Delivery is still punctual and the ordering system has improved.

Pretty happy with how it has gone so far. The meals are filling and the app makes it easy to change my order, though the delivery window was a bit wide and I had to wait in one afternoon. Would sign up again.

I was ordering a takeaway four nights a week and my bank account was not happy about it. I looked at a few options first, including one that wanted me to commit to a year. This one let me pause whenever I wanted and the food is good enough that I don't miss the takeaway.