Home-cooked meal subscription in Buenos Aires: how it works and what it costs

核实日期: 2026年10月8日

Short answer: a home-cooked meal subscription means you pay for a week or a month and the kitchen delivers ready meals on a schedule, so you only need to reheat them. The kitchen sets the menu, but you don't have to decide what to order every day. In Buenos Aires this format exists, for example at Myfoodservice (its page on ArgHub: arghub.app/myfoodservice?lang=en). Below: how a subscription differs from delivery apps, how it works at this service, the prices shown on its page as of 08.10.2026 and what to check when choosing.

How a subscription differs from ordering through delivery apps. • Ordering. A subscription is set up once for a week or a month; in apps you pay for each order separately. • Menu. In a subscription the kitchen plans it; in apps you choose from restaurant menus. • Delivery. A subscription is delivered on a schedule, for several days at once; in apps the food arrives at the time of your order. • Food. At Myfoodservice the dishes are chilled and reheated at home; from a restaurant you usually get hot food. A subscription suits you if you want steady daily meals without the hassle; apps suit you when you need food right now or want variety.

How it works at Myfoodservice

According to its page: Myfoodservice cooks home-style food in its own kitchen and delivers it in Buenos Aires in the evening, 6–9 pm, chilled for 1–2 days ahead. The delivery area is inside the ring; exact neighbourhoods should be confirmed with the service. There are two plans: "Full menu" with 5 dishes a day (breakfast, soup, main, salad, dinner) and "Day menu" with 4 dishes a day to choose from. The subscription is for a week (5 days, Monday to Friday) or a month (20 days), for 1, 2 or 3 people. The menu changes every week, calories are listed for each dish, and next week's menu comes out on Wednesdays.

What a food subscription costs in Buenos Aires

Prices from the Myfoodservice page, in US$, as shown there. "Full menu": week, US$153 (US$6.12 per dish); week for 2, US$252 (5.04); for 3, US$347 (4.63); month, US$394 (3.94); month for 2, US$693 (3.47); for 3, US$924 (3.08). "Day menu": week, US$127 (6.35); for 2, US$247 (6.18); for 3, US$315 (5.25); month, US$347 (4.34); for 2, US$651 (4.07); for 3, US$882 (3.68). The price per dish falls with a longer term and more people. Plans may change, so check the page before you order.

How to order and pay for a food subscription

The subscription is set up and paid on the service's page in ArgHub, and the money goes straight to the business. USDT and Bybit are accepted; cash is arranged with the operator in chat. Orders are placed 3 working days ahead: if you order on Wednesday, deliveries start on Monday; if you order on Monday, they start on Thursday. Dishes can be swapped up to the deadline shown in the weekly menu, and deliveries can be paused: skipped days move to the end of the subscription.

What to check when choosing any meal subscription. 1. Delivery area: whether your address is covered. 2. Schedule: which days and hours, and whether someone will be home. 3. Price per dish, not just the total, and how many days it covers: at Myfoodservice a week is 5 days, Monday to Friday. 4. Swaps and pauses: the deadline for changing dishes and what happens to skipped days. 5. Allergens and special diets: ask the kitchen in advance, not every service cooks separately. 6. Payment: which methods and which currency. 7. Storage: chilled food goes into the fridge right away and is eaten within the time the kitchen states.

What to keep in mind with a food subscription

ArgHub is a directory: the food is cooked and delivered by the business itself, so ask it directly about ingredients, allergens and delivery neighbourhoods. Myfoodservice is one option among others; compare it with other services and with apps by the total cost per day. This article is informational; prices and terms change.

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• arghub.app
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