I have the same problem, I'm almost always disappointed and pay way too much, but I keep coming back to the romanticized version of the idea of getting tasty an

I have the same problem, I'm almost always disappointed and pay way too much, but I keep coming back to the romanticized version of the idea of getting tasty and convenient food without having to plan ahead. I try and remind myself of how unhappy I was with previous orders. Sometimes that works, sometimes it doesn't. If a service existed that could teleport me a just served restaurant meal at the same price as at the restaurant, with high accuracy and no wait, I'd be all over it. (Pizza hut delivery is actually the closest I've found to that and I order it a couple times a month) For the health aspect, that takes a different kind of dedication and concentration on eating healthy, which is a imo a bigger commitment that there is lots of information around on. Edit: I'm assuming you know you could cook yourself and don't like to or find it inconvenient. I'm definitely in that camp, I'm actually good at cooking, but unless I'm on a mission to cook something, I don't really like doing it (or planning groceries) and I do like eating tasty stuff. The concept of a delivery app addresses this well which is why I keep coming back to them.