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HelloFresh vs QuiteLike
All are meal kits you cook from a recipe box. Below is how they compare on price, nutrition, menu size, delivery coverage and customer ratings, using each provider's published information.
Short answer: HelloFresh scores highest on our criteria. It is the stronger pick for families who want to cook fresh dinners with pre-portioned ingredients.
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| Price per meal | $11.69 | $12.88 |
| What that covers | 2 person plan, 5 recipes per week (10 servings), ongoing subscription price per serving from the published price table | 2 people, 4 nights per week (8 serves), ongoing subscription. The stated rate drops to $9.20 per serve for 4 people, 5 nights (20 serves), so the per serve price falls as the box grows. |
| Intro offer | Up to 40% off plus free extras across the first 8 weeks, advertised as meals from $6.36 | Up to $210 off across the first six boxes for new customers, plus free shipping on the first box. |
| Customer rating | 4.1 / 5 from 19,206 reviews | 4.0 / 5 from 525 reviews |
| Product type | Meal kit | Meal kit |
| Format | Fresh | Fresh |
| Preparation | Cook from Scratch | Cook from Scratch |
| Menu size | 33+ meals | 600+ meals |
| Full macros listed | Yes | No |
| One-off orders | No | No |
| Delivers to | NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, ACT, NT | NSW, VIC, QLD, ACT |
| Order cut-off | Not published | 11:30pm AEST Sunday, 7 days before your delivery |
| Delivery fee | Not published | Free shipping on the first box with the intro offer; delivery fees apply on subsequent boxes, amount not published. |
| Our score | 69/100 | 42/100 |
| Visit | HelloFresh | QuiteLike |
Prices and delivery details last checked 24 August 2026. Highlighted cells are the strongest value in that row.
HelloFresh
Best for: Families who want to cook fresh dinners with pre-portioned ingredients
A good fit for households that want to cook fresh dinners without planning or shopping, particularly larger families where the per serve price falls below $10. Couples ordering small boxes will pay a premium once the introductory discount ends.
- Published per serving price table across every household size and box size, so costs are easy to work out before ordering
- 33 or more recipes each week, plus lunches, desserts, sides and snacks that can be added to a box
- Per serving cost drops sharply for bigger households, down to $8.59 a serve on a 6 person, 6 meal box
- Flexible subscription: change box size, swap delivery day, skip a week or cancel at any time
- No delivery to Tasmania, and several regional areas carry conditions on availability
- You still cook every meal, so it saves shopping and planning time but not cooking time
- The advertised entry price relies on an eight week introductory discount, with ongoing rates near $11.69 a serve for a couple
- Small boxes are poor value: a 2 person, 2 meal box works out at $14.99 per serve
QuiteLike
Best for: East coast households who want variety and the option to cook or heat
A good fit for households on the east coast who actually want to cook, with a wide weekly menu and the option to drop in ready-to-heat meals on busy nights. Value improves sharply as you add more serves, so small two-person boxes are the pricier way in.
- More than 80 meal options each week, mixing fresh cook-at-home kits with ready-to-heat meals
- No surcharge on premium proteins such as steak, salmon or kangaroo
- Flexible plans for 2 to 4 people across 2 to 5 nights, with skip, pause or cancel available
- Choice of weekend and Monday delivery windows plus SMS tracking, and 1 Flybuys point per $1 spent
- Delivery limited to parts of NSW, VIC, QLD and ACT only
- No calorie or macro information published for recipes
- Per serve price only drops to around $9 on the largest 20 serve boxes; small boxes cost close to $13 a serve
- Changes and cancellations need to be made 7 days ahead, by 11:30pm Sunday
Diets each one caters for
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