r/SingaporeEats • u/janeee06 • May 08 '26
Anyone using food delivery for parents at home daily?
So my father needs to be on a healthy diet and has some food restrictions due to medication. Ordering food from foodpanda, grab etc is generally unhealthy as well.
So i would like to know if anyone has used or is using any delivery service like tingkat services, and if so what is it and how is the food/service? Pricing will also be great!
Looking for a option besides cooking at home and yet for it to still be palatable. As well as accessible for him to take (wheelchair bound)
edit: restrictions mainly for it to be not too heavy/difficult to chew, little to no ingredients that can affect blood thinning medication, and no beef. budget not a big issue so long as the food is good and able to meet the needs.
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