I use Munchery a lot. It's significantly better than frozen food, and generally better than "quick service" to-heat food from the grocery store. It generally d

I use Munchery a lot. It's significantly better than frozen food, and generally better than "quick service" to-heat food from the grocery store. It generally does taste like decent (not Sysco-provided) chef-created restaurant food, though obviously you lose the composition/presentation aspect of it as a general rule. And the dishes also come with reheating instructions that are explicit about whether to use an oven or microwave, etc. Overall the process does a pretty good job of getting food in front of you at the right temperature with the right texture, which is -way- more than I can say for most alternatives, classic food delivery services included. I more or less suck at food prep and have pulled out some pretty tasty meals from Munchery for just a few minutes time spent. I can genuinely recommend them, though I have no clue if they're the best of competing services or what.