Tiffin subscription
Regular meals from a kitchen you love, every week. Skip a meal or pause when you're away.
Home-style Indian meals from kitchens across Melbourne, every one registered with its local council. Weekly tiffins, one-off meals and a first week to try, all in the Dabba Uncle app.
In both stores from Monday 30 November. Not ready yet? Join the waitlist.



A dabba is a tiffin box. Dabba Uncle brings Melbourne's home-style Indian kitchens together in one app, so you can find one you love.
local cooks run the stalls
we run the noticeboard and the rules
you pick a meal and pay in the app
Great home cooks are hard to find. Most are hidden in WhatsApp and Facebook groups, and you can't easily tell whether a kitchen is registered.
One app. Kitchens put up their meals, you pick one and pay in the app, and the kitchen cooks it and gets it to you.
Every kitchen must be registered with its local council. We don't cook and we don't own the kitchens. We run the market and its rules.
Six stops from your phone to your plate. Watch him do the rounds.
Phone to plate
How a tiffin finds you
Pick a kitchen
Browse kitchens near you by cuisine, region and diet.
Order your way
A weekly tiffin, Your First Week or a one-off meal. Pay in the app.
The kitchen cooks
Your meal is cooked in a council-registered kitchen.
Packed up
Your order is packed and ready to go.
On its way
The kitchen delivers it, or hands it to a delivery partner.
Ding! It's here
Your phone lets you know. Enjoy!
Every one of them happens in the app.
Regular meals from a kitchen you love, every week. Skip a meal or pause when you're away.
Five weekdays from one kitchen, Monday to Friday, so you can taste before you commit.
Just tonight? Order a single meal, or a kitchen's latest special.
Planning a party? Send a free enquiry and kitchens get in touch. You agree the details with them directly.
The easiest way to find your kitchen: five weekdays of real meals, before you sign up for more.
Your First Week

Every kitchen on Dabba Uncle is registered with its local council. No exceptions.
A kitchen shows us its council registration before it can go live on Dabba Uncle.
We track certificate expiry dates. If a kitchen's food safety certificate lapses, it goes offline until it's renewed.
Customers rate and review kitchens in the app, so the good ones rise.
Our launch kitchens and their stories are coming soon.
Weeknight dinners, sorted. A weekly tiffin that tastes like home, without the 6pm scramble.
Lunch that isn't another sad sandwich. Pick a plan that fits your week, and skip the days you're out.
Missing food from home? Find a kitchen that cooks your region's dishes, and try it for a week first.

App preview with sample data.
Find a kitchen, order, pay and keep track, all from your phone.
Tell the app your diet and favourite cuisines. It shows kitchens that fit.
Search by cuisine, region and diet, including halal.
Away for a while? Skip meals or pause your subscription.
Keep the kitchens you love one tap away.
Every dollar you spend earns a coin.
Order updates arrive on your phone.
Earn 1 coin for every $1 you spend. 100 coins take $1 off. Your coins never expire.
Download the app from the App Store or Google Play on launch day. Join the waitlist now and we'll tell you the moment it's live.
No. Orders happen in the Dabba Uncle app, on iPhone and Android. This website is where you join the waitlist.
The app launches on Monday 30 November 2026. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it's live.
Kitchens across Melbourne set their own delivery areas. Put in your address and the app shows you kitchens near you.
Each kitchen sets its own prices, including its First Week price. You see every price in the app before you pay.
Yes, in the app. Skipped meals carry forward as credit. A pause starts one week after you ask, so your kitchen can plan.
Each kitchen lists what it cooks, and you can filter by diet in the app. Kitchens with a halal certificate can show it, and you can filter for them.
Every kitchen is registered with its local council before it can list. We track certificate expiry dates, and a kitchen whose food safety certificate lapses goes offline until it's renewed.
Yes, if your kitchen is registered with your local council. See our page for kitchens.
List your council-registered kitchen on Dabba Uncle. Kitchen onboarding opens Tuesday 10 November.