Marley Spoon 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: QuiteLike scores highest on our criteria. It is the stronger pick for east coast households who want variety and the option to cook or heat.
Side by side
 Marley Spoon |  QuiteLike | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per meal | $12.99 | $12.88 |
| What that covers | 3 recipes for 2 people (6 servings) per week, ongoing subscription; the only rate shown in the plan selector. Larger boxes usually work out slightly cheaper per serving. | 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 | Not published | Up to $210 off across the first six boxes for new customers, plus free shipping on the first box. |
| Customer rating | 2.8 / 5 from 3,008 reviews | 4.0 / 5 from 525 reviews |
| Product type | Meal kit | Meal kit |
| Format | Fresh & Frozen | Fresh |
| Preparation | Mixed | Cook from Scratch |
| Menu size | 200+ meals | 600+ meals |
| Full macros listed | No | No |
| One-off orders | No | No |
| Delivers to | NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT | NSW, VIC, QLD, ACT |
| Order cut-off | Changes, skips and cancellations must be made 7 days before delivery | 11:30pm AEST Sunday, 7 days before your delivery |
| Delivery fee | $11.99 shipping per box | Free shipping on the first box with the intro offer; delivery fees apply on subsequent boxes, amount not published. |
| Our score | 33/100 | 42/100 |
| Visit | Marley Spoon | QuiteLike |
Prices and delivery details last checked 24 August 2026. Highlighted cells are the strongest value in that row.
Marley Spoon
Best for: Families and couples who enjoy cooking but want the planning and shopping done for them
Suits households that want to cook from scratch without planning or shopping, with enough weekly variety and dietary filters to keep everyone happy. Less suitable if you want heat-and-eat convenience or live outside a capital city catchment.
- Very large weekly choice, with 200-plus recipes plus ready meals and Market grocery extras
- Plans scale from 1 to 6 people and 2 to 6 meals a week, so it suits singles and big families
- Preference filters for high protein (40g+), calorie conscious (under 599 cal), carb conscious, vegetarian and GLP-1 support
- Flexible subscription: skip, pause or cancel with 7 days notice
- You still have to cook: most recipes take 20 to 45 minutes
- Shipping is $11.99 on top of the box price, which stings on smaller orders
- Delivery is limited to metro and surrounding areas of the major cities, with no NT coverage
- Premium recipes cost extra per serving on top of the standard rate
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
Marley Spoon
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