Best Tingkat Lunch Delivery in Singapore for Everyday Meals From $5.80/pax/day

Figuring out what to eat for lunch every single day sounds like a small problem — until it’s 11.45am, you’re hungry, and you’ve somehow spent the last 20 minutes scrolling through food options without actually ordering anything.

That’s where tingkat lunch delivery in Singapore comes in handy.

Instead of deciding what to eat every afternoon, a tingkat subscription brings a rotating selection of home-style dishes straight to your doorstep on weekdays. It’s especially convenient for families, people working from home, seniors or anyone who would happily outsource the daily question of “What should we eat today?”

To make comparison easier, we’ve focused mainly on 20-day tingkat lunch packages, which roughly cover a month of weekday meals. Some caterers also offer shorter 5- or 10-day plans if you’d rather test the waters before committing.

From solo-friendly subscriptions to halal-certified lunches and premium meal plans, here are 5 tingkat lunch delivery services on FoodLine to consider, with prices starting from around S$6.67 per pax per day.

*Lowest per-pax/day figures are based on the largest applicable household package featured. Prices and promotions may change, so check FoodLine for the latest rates before ordering.

1. Kim’s Catering — 20-day tingkat lunch with options for different household sizes

Living alone doesn’t mean lunch has to alternate between instant noodles, yesterday’s leftovers and whatever you can find at the nearest kopitiam.

Kim’s Catering has a 20-Day Lunch/Dinner Tingkat Meal – Without Rice specifically for 1 pax, making it handy for solo diners who want regular home-style meals without ordering enough food for an imaginary family.

Ordering for more people? There’s also a separate 20-Day Lunch Tingkat Meal – Without Rice for larger households, with prices starting from just S$5.80/pax/day depending on your household size.

As both options come without rice, they make sense if you already cook rice at home or prefer to choose your own staple.

Good to know: Check that you’re selecting the right Kim’s Catering menu for your household size, as the 1-pax and larger-household plans are listed separately on FoodLine.

2. East West Fusion — halal tingkat lunch from S$6.67/pax/day

Feeding six people every weekday is one thing. Deciding what six people are going to eat every weekday? That’s a whole separate job.

For bigger households, East West Fusion’s 20-Day Lunch Tingkat Package accommodates anywhere from 1 to 6 pax, with the per-person cost becoming more attractive as the group gets larger.

The 6-pax package costs S$800 for 20 days, which works out to approximately S$6.67/pax/day. That’s also the package behind the “from S$6.67/pax/day” figure in our title. FoodLine currently lists East West Fusion as a halal-certified food provider, making this one worth considering for Muslim households looking for recurring weekday lunches.

Smaller households aren’t left out either. There are packages for 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 pax, although naturally, the per-person cost will be higher when fewer people are sharing the subscription.

Good to know: Delivery is listed as free, with weekday lunch deliveries scheduled between 9am and 1pm. Some locations, including Sentosa and Jurong Island, are excluded from delivery.

3. Fong Fu Food Catering — classic 3-dish-and-soup tingkat meals

Sometimes you don’t need lunch to reinvent the wheel. You just want a proper spread of dishes on the table, preferably without spending your lunch break cooking all of them yourself.

Fong Fu Food Catering’s 20-Day Tingkat keeps things familiar with a choice of either 3 dishes + soup or 4 dishes. Packages start from 2 pax and go up to 5 pax, making this one better suited to couples and families than solo diners.

At the time of writing, the 20-day package ranges from S$327 for 2 pax to S$670.35 for 5 pax, including GST. At the 5-pax tier, that works out to around S$6.70 per pax per day — making it one of the more affordable options in this list when you’re feeding a larger household.

And if 20 days feels like a rather serious commitment to someone whose cooking you haven’t even tried yet, Fong Fu also offers shorter 5- and 10-day tingkat packages on FoodLine. Think of them as the getting-to-know-you stage before making things official.

Good to know: Tingkat delivery is listed as free, although there is an additional S$1 per day for delivery to your unit. Lunch deliveries run from 9am to 1.30pm, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.

4. RichFood Group — tingkat lunch with or without rice

Already have a rice cooker permanently stationed on your kitchen counter? There’s not much point paying someone else to send you rice every afternoon.

RichFood Group’s 20-Day Regular Tingkat – Without Rice comes with either 3 dishes + 1 soup or 4 dishes, with packages available from 2 to 5 pax.

Prices currently range from S$425.10 for 2 pax to S$878.54 for 5 pax, including GST. At the 5-pax tier, that works out to approximately S$8.79 per pax per day over the 20-day subscription.

The useful part is that going rice-free isn’t your only choice. RichFood also has regular tingkat packages paired with white rice or brown rice, so you can decide whether you want the whole meal sorted or would rather handle the carbs yourself.

That little bit of flexibility can make a difference over 20 days — especially in households where everyone seems to have a surprisingly strong opinion about rice.

Good to know: Not ready for a full 20-day subscription? RichFood also offers 10-day regular tingkat packages, giving you a shorter option before committing to a month of weekday meals.

5. Homely Delights — premium tingkat lunch for 1 to 6 pax

And finally, if you’re willing to spend a little more on your everyday tingkat, there’s Homely Delights.

Its Premium Delights Single Meal Package runs for 20 days and comes with either 3 dishes + 1 soup or 4 dishes. Packages are available from 1 to 6 pax, so it can work for anything from a solo WFH lunch to feeding the whole family.

The 1-pax package is currently S$282.24 for 20 days, while the 6-pax option costs S$1,164.24. For six diners, that works out to around S$9.70 per pax per day.

Homely Delights also has a wider range of recurring meal plans on FoodLine beyond its Premium Delights menu. Its listings include Asian Delights, bento daily meals and vegetarian options, giving regular tingkat customers somewhere else to turn when they’re ready to switch things up.

Good to know: The Premium Delights listing currently includes promotional extras such as a complimentary dessert on Tuesday and special noodles on Friday, subject to the promotion available when you place your order.

Which tingkat lunch delivery should you choose?

If you’re ordering only for yourself, Kim’s Catering is straightforward because its featured 20-day package is specifically designed for 1 pax. For bigger households trying to bring the per-person cost down, East West Fusion goes as low as around S$6.67 per pax per day with its 6-pax, 20-day lunch package.

For familiar home-style lunches, Fong Fu Food Catering offers the classic 3 dishes + soup or 4-dish format, with shorter trial periods available too. RichFood Group is worth looking at if having the choice between no rice, white rice and brown rice matters to your household.

Meanwhile, Homely Delights covers the premium end of the list and has several other recurring meal formats to explore if you eventually want a change.

Whichever you choose, pay attention to more than just the headline price. Number of diners, delivery charges, meal format, rice options, delivery timing and subscription length can all change which tingkat package makes the most sense for your household.

And remember, you don’t necessarily have to jump straight into a 20-day commitment. Where available, a 5- or 10-day tingkat trial can be a useful way to see whether the food, portion sizes and delivery timing suit your household first.

Ready to stop asking “What’s for lunch?” every weekday? Browse more tingkat delivery menus on FoodLine to compare meal plans, prices and caterers, and find one that fits your household and budget.