Lunch at the office, dinner at home: one plan, two addresses

The office day has a shape that most food delivery ignores: you are at a desk until the early evening and at home after it, and the two places are in different parts of the city. A meal plan that can only feed one address covers half the day. Ours treats every meal as its own delivery, with its own address and its own window, and the plan simply follows you.

How a two-address plan works

When a plan is designed or built, each meal gets a window and an address. Lunch at the desk between, say, 1 and 2 PM; dinner at the door between 8 and 9 PM. The windows can start any time from 12 noon to 9:30 PM, and the two meals need not share anything but the plan they belong to. There is no extra charge for the second address.

Each address is checked on its own when the plan is set up, because the rule is a distance, not a locality: within 8 km km of the nearer of our two kitchens, Sushant Lok and Sector 66. An office in one corner of the radius and a flat in another are both in. The delivery area page checks an address on the spot and draws the rule.

What the day looks like

About 3 hours before each window, a WhatsApp message names the dish and the hour. You don't need to reply; it exists so a meeting that runs over is a known problem rather than a surprise at reception. Our rider brings the meal in the window you chose, to the address you gave for that meal. The How it works page draws the whole day, from the heads-up to the door.

If the day changes, the meal can change with it. Until 2 hours before a window you can move the dish, the time or the address, in your portal or on WhatsApp: a lunch that should come home because you are working from the flat, a dinner that should wait because the evening ran long. A new time is at least 3 hours away, inside the day's windows. Inside 2 hours, the kitchen is already cooking it, and the meal is yours wherever you said it should go.

Fourteen different dishes, not seven twice

A plan that feeds you twice a day should not feed you the same dish twice. When you choose lunch and dinner on Set up my plan, the week is fourteen different dishes, seven for lunch and seven for dinner, built from the same proteins and flavours you picked; a lunch of chicken tikka masala on quinoa and a dinner of a Mediterranean bowl, say, rather than the tikka masala at both ends of the day. You see every one of them, with its calories and protein, and the price for the week, before the page asks for your number.

Every plan family does this: Everyday if the office lunch should be a dal and the dinner a kadhai, High Protein if both meals carry the numbers, Low GI if the afternoon is the thing you are managing. The lunch and the dinner can even sit on different plans; ask, and we price it.

What it is not

It is not an office plan. We don't deliver to a team on a shared order, and we don't run a canteen. One person, two addresses, is the shape of it. If what you need is lunch for the whole floor, that is catering, on chefkenzo.com, and a different kitchen schedule.

It is not a fixed route either. Nobody comes past your building at a time of their choosing. The window is yours, both of them are, and they can be different every day if the week is.

Starting

Tell us the two addresses and the two windows when you set up your plan, or on WhatsApp for a personalised plan. Either way a priced plan comes back on WhatsApp within 24 hours, you pay once on a Razorpay link, and the first lunch can arrive as soon as the next day.