Camilly taborda
From R$ 319.00
Open your fridge on a Thursday night in Água Verde and find a home-cooked meal waiting — not delivery, not reheated leftovers, but fresh food made by a professional chef that morning.
iFood and Rappi are convenient until they aren't — repetitive menus, questionable ingredients, costs that add up to R$200+ per week for a single person. A personal chef meal prep session costs a similar amount and delivers five days of fresh, home-cooked food that actually tastes good on Day 5.
Your chef shops at the Mercado Municipal de Curitiba, sources artisan cheeses from Campos Gerais, fresh produce from Colônia Faria, and seasonal ingredients that reflect Paraná's agricultural richness. Cold-winter weeks mean hearty soups, stews, and warm grains — not the same salads year-round.
Whether you're tracking macros for a fitness goal, following a low-carb protocol, eating plant-based, or simply want real food without oil-soaked delivery, your chef designs your week's menu around your body and your preferences — not a generic plan.
Tell your chef how many people you're feeding, how many meals per day (lunch, dinner, or both), your dietary goals or restrictions, and any foods you love or avoid. Your chef builds a weekly plan around that brief.
Your myChef professional sources fresh ingredients from the Mercado Municipal and trusted Curitiba suppliers. They prepare a balanced weekly menu — rotating proteins, varied vegetables, and seasonal Paraná ingredients — so Day 5 feels as good as Day 1.
Your chef arrives at your home in Juvevê, Batel, or wherever you live in Curitiba, takes over the kitchen for 3–4 hours, and prepares your week's meals from scratch. Everything is portioned, labeled, and organized in your fridge and freezer.
Meals are ready to heat or eat. Your chef cleans the kitchen completely before leaving. You come home every evening to a fridge that takes care of you — no planning, no grocery runs, no washing up.
Curitiba's tech and services sector is booming — and professionals in neighborhoods like Batel, Champagnat, and Ecoville are working longer hours than ever. The city's organized, quality-focused culture creates people who want to eat well but simply don't have time to cook. Curitiba also has one of the strongest food cultures in southern Brazil: the descendants of Italian, Polish, and German settlers grew up with real home-cooked food and don't want to eat delivery app meals every night. A personal chef meal prep session is the bridge between those values and modern reality.
Curitiba's winters make this service especially compelling. When temperatures drop to 5°C in July and you leave work after dark, the last thing you want to do is cook. But you also don't want cold delivery food. A personal chef who has already prepared a warm barreado or a hearty lentil soup waiting in your fridge is the definition of Curitiba comfort — the quality of home cooking with none of the effort.
Local Tip
Ask your chef to rotate seasonal Paraná ingredients — pinhão in winter, fresh strawberries from Colombo in spring. Your meals will feel connected to where you live, which makes them taste better. The Mercado Municipal on Avenida 7 de Setembro is worth visiting once with your chef to choose ingredients together.
Meal prep pricing covers one cooking session per week, with all ingredients and kitchen cleanup included. Flexible plans available for individuals, couples, and families.
R$100–R$300 per week
Stop planning, shopping, cooking, and cleaning every night. Book your first meal prep session and discover what your week feels like when food is already handled.