‘Negronis optional, though of course encouraged’. In case you were wondering, those are the magic words that got us very excited about Quo Vadis’ at home operation. This Soho institution is delivering some of their classic dishes as part of a Taste of France meal kit that, in all honesty, has us feeling weak at the knees. Although you should know that is our general reaction to anything involving turkey and bacon pie and Loire valley wine pairings. Of course, cocktails are available as well.

This Portuguese spot has great small plates and a laid back style. Not laid back like your current one person protest against anything that involves standing, but just a chilled, feelgood, wine-sipping energy. Bring some of that energy to your lounge with their feast for two that includes braised beef cheeks, traditional octopus rice, grilled chicory, and importantly, a range of snacks like 24-month cured black pig ham.

Calling all fans of coconut milk and alliteration because Kolamba is delivering a ceylon chicken curry feast. As well as the main curry event, you’ll also get a bunch of other lovely things as part of their two-person heat-at-home kit. We’re talking beetroot curry, dhal, toasted pol sambol, aromatic rice, malay pickle, and a date and lime chutney we definitely want to get involved in.

How do some gambas al ajillo sound right about now? Or a Basque cheesecake? Or even some happy little croquetas? We’re guessing pretty good. Get involved in some of London’s best tapas with Sabor’s meal kit. Prices start at £58 but you get a lot for your money, and it’s perfect for anyone who fancies some arroz negro but is 99% sure the Londis next door doesn’t stock squid ink.

Meticulously hand making dumplings after a long day of work? Sounds like the kind of thing that would turn us into Regina George armed with a steamer. Nobody wants that. But simply heating up some great little dumplings direct from Hackney wine bar, The Laughing Heart? Now that we could handle. Plus, you can add some natural Beaujolais to your order to make the whole ‘cooking’ thing less stressful too.

Any restaurant that names their basement bar The Lost Alpaca, has our full devotion. Although you might not be able to recreate the full pisco-fuelled experience of this restaurant in Covent Garden, you can eat their slow-cooked short ribs at home as part of one of their Lima Boxes. You can choose between a box for two or a box for four, but either way expect plenty of Peruvian classics like cancha corn, acai berry dip, and tuna tartar acevichado.

We recently got acquainted with Nanny Bill’s burgers on a cold, wet January night. We’ll definitely be meeting these burgers again soon. In fact, we’re thinking about ordering one right now. Peak comfort food, their build-your-own burgers are a great shout for a fun evening with the housemates, the kids, or your housemates that act like kids. Plus, we challenge anyone to watch the meal kit instruction video on their website without cracking a smile, or realistically, dribbling.

Unless you’re the queen - Hey, Lizzie, how’s it going? - it would be pretty hard to recreate the epic converted chapel setting of this French restaurant at home. But the good news is you can recreate their excellent French food at home by getting involved in their £50 kit. With minimal faff you can enjoy a full fine dining experience of duck liver parfait, wild seabass, fancy sides, and chocolate marquise. There’s a vegetarian option available too.

Pizza makes us happy. That’s it, that’s all we have to say. If you can relate, then you’ll be happy to hear that go-to pizza spot Homeslice have got a whole selection of DIY kits. There’s a chorizo number, your classic margherita, vegan options, and more, but it’s the mushroom, ricotta, and chilli oil pizza that we’ve got our eye on. Plus, their four pizza kit is pretty decent value at just over £30.

Darby’s is perfectly lovely. You know, like your 2011 addiction to Downton Abbey and those animal-shaped slippers we all pretend we don’t own. What we’re saying is, this Irish-influenced restaurant is both classy and cosy, and that’s entirely reflected in their finish-at-home fish pie meal. As well as a warming monkfish pie, you’ll get all the trimmings like crispy beef fat potatoes, wilted greens, plus snacks like a chicken liver mousse. See, perfectly lovely.

Right now, out there, very attractive celebrities like Kate Moss and David Gandy are probably also asking themselves whether it is acceptable to wear the same pair of hot-sauce-stained trackies for eight days in a row. That soothes us. So does the idea of a huge plate of hot wings smothered in blue cheese and buffalo sauce. That’s exactly what you’ll get with Randy’s wings kits that start at 16 quid. And no, you don’t need to change out of those trackies.

If, like us, you are incredibly busy and important people, you probably don’t have time for peeling carrots and sieving chickpea flour. You have far more pressing tasks to accomplish, like price checking bobble removers and Googling ‘what happened to season one Made In Chelsea cast’. Luckily, when it comes to this tofu and mixed vegetable curry, Old Chang Kee will do all the hard work for you. For under £13 you’ll get a portion that serves two and all you’ll need to do is heat it up on the stove. Easy, peasy, curry-eating joy.

Frankly, there is a sad lack of seafood in our lives these days. Sure, we’re partial to a lockdown tuna sandwich, but gone are the days where we’d run around London consuming more fish than Free Willy. Luckily, you can now enjoy a proper fish feast at home with Parson’s sea trout en-croute meal. Expect cod’s roe, seaweed crackers, smoked haddock chowder, trout, and presumably the rest of the Finding Nemo cast too.

Anything involving aioli, sign us up. On top of the world’s greatest condiment - there we said it - the José Pizarro kit comes with olives stuffed with orange, padron peppers, spicy chicken croquetas, jamon iberico, pan con tomate, boquerones, tortilla de patatas, and seafood arroz. Oh, and in case you’re not already salivating, there’s a chocolate pot for dessert too.

We’ll set the scene: You can’t get to sleep due to your neck that is eternally ‘a bit sore’ and then you’re woken up at 6am by what sounds like your cat performing an exorcism in the hallway. There are tears, some expletives, sad emojis in the group chat. But then - what’s that - you remember you have a meal kit from Where The Pancakes Are. Blueberries, streaky bacon, bananas, 100% pure Canadian maple syrup, and enough pancake mix to revive you. Your day is saved before you even finish your coffee. Need we say more?

The Tel Aviv-inspired spot in Borough Market is doing all manner of sweet and savoury DIY kits, from sabich pita kits, to a Ginger Pig spiced brisket collaboration, to a whole load of chocolate-y and festive babkas for you to make at home. Check out all the options on their website.

Meatliquor is about as subtle as a Flamingo doing the macarena. A loud and proud diner situation that’s always been there for us when a 4pm wing craving has hit or when we’ve needed ‘one last drink’ circa 1am, we’re very happy that we can now enjoy some of their feel good energy on our sofas. They have several meal kits on offer, from DIY buffalo wings to vegan hot dogs, and their absolute meat-fest, the beef chilli topped cheese hot dogs. Make a night of it by ordering a couple of their batched signature cocktails too.

Dirty Bones make a decent burger. But this place is responsible for some of our most prolific hangovers, which makes us very excited - and somewhat scared - to report that you can get their batched cocktails along with their DIY burger kits. Whether you go for a Mac Daddy burger kit, their vegan chilli special, or head straight for the cocktails, be sure to get involved in the lamb fries kit. It’s our Dirty Bones go-to.

You might have not heard of a naco before this sentence. But you’re definitely going to want to get to know them after it, because the naan tacos at this British Afghan BBQ spot are excellent. And they’re delivering DIY naco kits across the UK, which come with smoked meat, either brisket or lamb, mini naan, toppings like Afghan green chutney, crispy onions, and sour cream. As well as all that, they also have a vegan naco kit. Order here.

The exciting West African spot in Brixton has some similarly exciting meal kits available to order via Dishpatch. Chef Joké Bakare switches the menu up, but expect things like ayamase, jollof rice, plantain, and lots of shallow frying action in your kitchen.

How do step-by-step instructions, pre-measured ingredients, and the knowledge that you could eat Mei Mei’s nasi lemak at home sound? Pretty great. This Singaporean spot is delivering nasi lemak, bak chor mee, beef rendang, and curry meal kits - but hurry, they’re only making a limited amount. Order online.

This London steak specialist is not only delivering huge ribeye and t-bone steaks, you can get things like whole Sunday roasts, lobster, bone marrow, roast scallops, and their excellent sticky toffee pudding for dessert. They’re delivering personalised Hawksmoor feasts within a five mile radius of their Mayfair restaurant, as well as steak and cocktail boxes nationwide.

Anyone who has attempted a fondue with ten Babybels and a few slices of American cheese can tell you that it does not end well. Leave the melted cheese to the professionals and head to Provisions’ online shop for their fondue kit which includes fondue mix, wine, bread cubes for dipping, and a clove of garlic. Order here.

Patty and Bun’s lockdown project started off with local roast chicken delivery, but now you can get their chicken kits across London. Each kit comes with a boneless chicken marinated in things like za’atar, or piri-piri rub. Order a kit here.

Louisiana inspired seafood pop-up, Decatur, was planning on opening this year, but until that can happen they’re delivering DIY shrimp boils that you can throw into a large stock pot and boil. The kit includes shrimp, corn on the cob, smoked sausage, potatoes, and their signature seasoning. They’re delivering to SW, SE, EC, N, and E postcodes every Friday.

You can now get London’s best udon straight to your door. Koya has joined Big Night (along with lots of other great restaurants) so that you can enjoy hand-pulled udon with sardine kanroni, sides of plaice sashimi, or chashu pork. There are few box options, including a vegetarian one, this way.

Pies, bun, and Sunday roasts are all available from the Marksman. Order for collection or delivery, Thursday to Saturday, and you’ll be enjoying beef and barley buns, braised mushroom and artichoke pie, and saffron poached quince and plum crumble, in no time.

The Covent Garden restaurant has opened The Barbary Next Door, a little deli that also has an online shop. There’s a big range of mezze plates, like muhammara, labneh, and icra, as well as big dishes like whole cauliflower jaffa or Moroccan chicken tagine.

The latest restaurant from people behind Pastaio and Palantino, JOY has an entire online shop of seasonal supplies and ready meals from Flora, their pop-up restaurant. There are homemade boil in the bag meals like confit duck leg with white beans and pancetta, or harissa cauliflower with lentils and tahini sauce. Alternatively, you could just get a whole apple pie. Order here.

London’s most legendary Italian restaurant has all sorts of goodies to order online. Multi-coloured napkins and gelato spoons aside, you can also get dishes like a two-person portion of rabbit in chianti classico, squid with red chilli and rocket, or a £45 tray of tiramisu. It serves 6-8, but that’s completely up to you.

The mix of Italian and Japanese flavours on Angelina’s menu isn’t your everyday fare, and the same goes for their at-home menu. You’ve got focaccia, chicken kaarage, and a sausage risotto with burnt soy butter. Order for delivery or collection from Dalston.

A favourite and a nemesis of kitchens the world over, Ottolenghi restaurants have now made things much easier with their ready meal range. There’s a box for two where you can choose from things like roasted aubergine with medjool date salsa and cumin yoghurt, or squash with tahini and za’atar. Alternatively, you can order pouches individually, or just get a celeriac shawarma kit for two.

Salon’s at-home set menus are the perfect blend of minimum effort and hearty gain. The sharing menu for two includes homemade sourdough with whipped butter and cheese custard, beetroot and goats curd, a venison pie or pumpkin canneloni, a pudding, and other nice stuff we haven’t mentioned. Read the full menu and order.

The fine dining spot in Shoreditch has got options for a special occasion in the shape of their 7-course menu boxes. At the moment there’s a special game menu box that includes game liver parfait, venison loin, and a game broth. Or the regular box has things like crab and barley porridge and quince sponge with vanilla custard.

If handmade pasta is your thing then you’ll like what Pophams is doing. Their set menu for two has two mains - one portion of taleggio capelletti with macerated grapes and hazelnuts, and another of oxtail bone marrow triangoli with beetroot and horseradish - plus a celeriac starter and profiteroles to finish. Order yours here.

There’s something uniquely satisfying about a good pub meal. It’s the booze, mostly. But when it’s from the Camberwell Arms, it’s more than likely the beef and bone marrow pie too. The brilliant gastropub has made a changing selection of their dishes available for delivery across the whole of London. All you need to do is finish them off at home. Think pies and sage and lemon roast potatoes, overnight ham hock, and venison and bacon hotpot, all plated by your own fair hands.

A Sri Lankan feast is on the cards if you order the Kalupol Chicken Kit from Hoppers’ online store Cash & Kari. At £45, it promises to feed up to four people with mutton rolls and hot dipping sauce, a whole marinated chicken ready to roast, a selection of sambols and garnishes, banana chips, pol roti dough, and two chocolate-coco biscuit puddings to share. There are also a couple of smaller kits that centred on a lamb kothu and a paneer kothu, as well as a variety of snacks, spices, beer, and cocktails. Just remember to order before 11pm on Sunday for nationwide delivery the following Friday.

On top of their takeaway and delivery options, Dinings are also doing a couple of make-your-own boxes, containing everything you need to prepare their popular tartar chips or temaki handrolls at home. This upmarket spot in Chelsea needs 48 hours to get these kits ready for collection or delivery (within six miles) and they contain everything you need to make 16 temaki handrolls (four of each of the tuna, salmon, lobster, and scallop varieties) for £135, or, for the tartar chips box, four chips of five separate fillings (toro, salmon, lobster, wagyu, beetroot) for £75.

Parisian wine bar and all-round excellent date spot Patron has launched Maison Patron, bringing French onion soup, charcuterie, paté, beef bourguignon, mussels, and more to your door. Each plate takes a maximum of 15 minutes to prepare, and there’s an excellent selection of wine to order as well.

JKS Restaurants, the group that owns Gymkhana, Trishna, and Brigadiers (amongst others) has launched Ambassador General Store where you can buy individual dishes like tandoori lamb chops, BBQ butter chicken wings, and more dishes or meal boxes from their roster of Indian restaurants.

Buy your corner shop’s entire basket of lime and prepare for a night of margheritas and tacos, because Soho spot Corazon’s carne asada tacos are available to make at home. Each kit serves four people and comes with 12 tortillas, two marinated hanger steaks, all your veggie bits, salsa ranchera, and citrus mojo.

A go-to for laksa in London, you can now get Sambal Shiok’s signature campur-style curry laksa to make at home. The kit is the equivalent of the special (with both poached chicken and king prawns) and comes with fat rice noodles, fried tofu puffs, bean sprouts, green beans, all in their hot shrimp-based broth. Order here.

Fire up your barbecue or, alternatively, pop to the shop and buy one of those grass-singeing tin numbers, because Berenjak are doing DIY kabab kits. The Iranian spot in Soho has started selling a choice of three delicious-sounding at-home kits, including a mazeh box with their excellent freshly made sangak bread, and also a couple of kabab box choices. One of which includes ‘bespoke metal skewers’, which sounds like a collaboration between Nisbets and Savile Row.

Bubala doesn’t just make some of the best vegetarian food in east London, it makes some of the best food in east London full stop. And now you can kind of pretend it’s your own (though no one will really believe you) by getting a Middle Eastern feast delivered to your doorstep. It includes their excellent hummus and labneh, halloumi with black seed honey and, of course, those confit-like latkes.

The Thai-influenced neighbourhood favourite in Highbury is doing the kind of meal kits that we like the sound of. Or, to put it another way, they’re doing ready meals. The menu is pretty extensive, with classics like fish cakes and som tam salad on there, as well a big selection of curries. Alternatively, you can order a tasting menu box.

Sometimes you eat at a restaurant and you think to yourself, ”I could have a decent go of making this”. And you really believe it. But Gunpowder is not that kind of restaurant. With their exciting spin on Indian classics, and flavours that you wouldn’t even know where to start with, this Indian spot is one you would not try to replicate. Until now. They’ve created a new DIY kit for two which includes a kashmiri ghee roast rack of lamb, mustard malai broccoli, and tandoori new potatoes with makhani sauce. So next time you eat at Gunpowder, you can finally think to yourself yes, I could actually make this myself. Provided they make a meal kit for it, obvs.

If the only thing standing between you and a balanced diet [see: not eating microwave burgers for dinner] is your lack of skills in the kitchen, then wholesome restaurant Kin + Deum may be able to help. They’re delivering nourishing Thai meals for two which you can finish off at home. The menu changes weekly with things like summer lemongrass fritters, pad thai, and pak choi and mushrooms, which you can either order once or sign up for a subscription and get delivered every Wednesday. Say goodbye to Rustlers and hello to a mid-week three-course meal, because that’s just who you are now.

A single patty. Scratch that, two patties. Two slices of American cheese. One soft white bun. And you, wearing nothing but a chef’s hat. Welcome to the Bleecker Double Cheeseburger Burger kit (hat not included). You can choose between regular cheeseburgers, double cheeseburgers, and until 18th August the return of their collaboration with Gunpowder for the Bleecker X Gunpowder double cheeseburger, which is topped with Gunpowder sauce, and curry leaf and caramelised onion mayo. Check out their website to order.

We once referred to Tata Eatery’s katsu sando as ‘London’s most precise formation of meat and bread’. And although the precision may not be as on point if it’s being made by you, an amateur, how can cripsy Iberian pork in between two brioche slices, with raspberry and XO sauce taste anything other than seriously good. Get your DIY sando kit here.

You’re hopeful. You’re sweating. You refresh the webpage every ten seconds. No, we’re not talking about trying to secure Glastonbury tickets, we’re talking about trying to get your hands on Bao’s DIY kits. Although they’re incredibly popular, it’s worth a little organisation to secure one of their classic pork bao kits and maybe (definitely) one of their umeshu negroni cocktail pouches too. Orders go live every Monday at noon.

The closest you’ve ever come to ‘mastering the kitchen’ is that time you played Mr Bumble in your primary school rendition of Oliver Twist. Luckily, the Smokestak meal kits look pretty foolproof. As well as meaty finish-at-home feasting boxes, they’re also delivering DIY bun kits including their beef brisket. Plus, there’s cocktails and sticky toffee pudding too.

We hate the queues to get into Dishoom. What do we like about Dishoom? Pretty much everything else. Especially their little breakfast champ, the bacon naan. Now you can eat it at home with their DIY kit. It’s packed full of dough and bacon. It looks relatively easy to master. And, it’s being delivered nationwide. Order on their website.

This upmarket Italian restaurant near Smithfield Market, ships meal kits and deli boxes out Friday and Saturday every week across north and east London. The deli box is just £49 and contains a bottle of Prosecco and an array of salumi. Meanwhile, the £80 Italian feasting kit for two contains everything you need for a big night in, from antipasti, and a pasta primi, through secondi like glazed beef cheeks, contorni, and dessert.

This cute and casual Burmese spot is delivering dinner hampers, noodle kits, and DIY salad situations. If you’re wondering what a salad is, it’s something you used to eat before your diet solely consisted of gin and ‘one more jammy dodger’. Expect ginger salads, a tea leaf number, coconut noodles, paratha, and importantly, margaritas.

Shad Thames Italian spot Legare is delivering Legare-at-Home pasta boxes, cannoli, and other options from their weekly menu. You might get a cavatelli with pesto, or pappardelle with oxtail, guanciale and porcini ragu, and there’s also a small selection of wine and pre-mixed negroni that you can get thrown in.

If, like us, your days revolve around the excitement of deliveries and the thrill of a new SAD lamp arriving, then imagine how you’ll feel when a hunk of salt beef or a full reuben sandwich kit is coming to your door. That’s the deal from Monty’s online shop, and we can’t really recommend it enough because, let’s be honest, you’re not gonna be making salt beef anytime soon. Plus, there’s freshly baked bagels, pastrami, and Monty’s mustard to get involved in too.

Making your own pizza might sound easy but so did baking your own sourdough and we all know how that turned out. But, thanks to this casual Italian spot, you can now try your hand at making your own pizza in the safe hands of their instructions and prepared ingredients. Not into freshly baked pizza? Well, yes, we are judging you but you should know there’s a fresh pasta kit too. Head to their website to order.

In case you haven’t noticed, front gardens are the new back gardens, parks, festivals, and pretty much anything else. With that in mind, a stoop barbecue has been on our minds. If you’re thinking the same, then you’ll want Patty & Bun’s DIY lockdown burger kit. It comes with everything you need for an Ari Gold or Smokey Robinson burger. You can order here.

QCH is a rare thing. It’s one of London’s best restaurants, wine bars, butchers, and shops, and it’s possible to enjoy it all in your own kitchen as well. Lots of the dishes here have gained legendary, almost mythological status - their pies and confit potatoes to mention two - and you can order them to cook at home from their website.

The takeaway options from Levan in Peckham require minimal assembly and just a touch of simple reheating at home. We’re pretty sure even we could manage that. And we’re pretty sure the potato, mushroom, and Vacherin pie will impress anyone you choose to share yours with. Same goes for the tarte tatin. Order here.

If you’ve ever been on a feral teenage holiday, or if you fancied yourself as ‘a bit of a Heston’ at university, then you’ll be familiar with the concept of the frying pan pizza. The people who run Pizza Pilgrims are too. Only they’re not idiots. They’ve devised an at-home pizza kit for you to impress everyone at home with. Order here and, don’t worry, there is a YouTube tutorial as well.

We once described this Soho restaurant as “seamlessly excellent”, and now they are sending out some excellent-looking monthly meal kits. Each month focusses on a specific region in Italy and is available in a vegetarian, meat, or fish version. There are also loads of booze options. Order here for delivery across London.

Pacco di mamma (mamma’s package) is how La Mia Mamma in Chelsea is describing their enormous Italian care package. It’s full of DIY and ready-to-eat bits, from pizza dough to arancini, to homemade sauces, and a kilo of pasta dough in case you’re feeling confident. The mega-package is made for two, but you can also order it for one if you prefer.

Sussex is a modern British spot in Soho that’s offering beef wellington, pies, garlic, wild garlic pesto, rhubarb ice cream, and more from its restaurant group’s website.

If you live within a five-mile radius of Soho’s Golden Square, you can order Bancone at Home. Pasta Kits are available for two or four people, and come with everything necessary to recreate their bucatini cacio e pepe or their spinach and ricotta ravioli with sage butter in your own kitchen. They’ve also got a few anitipasti, dessert, and wine options in case you want to make a night of it. Order here.

Townsend is a modern British spot in the Whitechapel Gallery that’s making recipe boxes for you surreptitiously pass off as your own if you so please. For starters there are options of potato dumplings and brown shrimp, or asparagus with parsley mayonnaise and egg, while pork belly or curried potato cakes are on the mains menu. there are some Sunday roast options too.

M. Manze’s is one of London’s most well known pie and mash shops. They’ve been around since 1902 and you can get them in your oven too. Order from their website and fill up your freezer with pastry, liquor and jellied eels as well.

Nonna Tonda is a pasta spot in Victoria that’s taken on the very important mantle of ensuring every area of London has a supply of handmade pasta and sauces. It’s a simple (and fun) format in which you tell them how many people you want food for, select what you like or don’t like to eat, and then where you live. Then, just sit back and wait for the carbs to come to you.

Mac and Wild, home of the Veni-Moo burger (a double whammy of venison and beef), have created a burger kit so you can make their signature burger at home. Each kit comes with enough to feed four and includes everything you need, down to the gherkins. Order here.

The popular Middle Eastern brunch spot isn’t delivering shakshuka all over London, but it is delivering a DIY recipe kit to its chocolate tahini babka if you’re looking to stand apart from the banana bread crowd.

This Spanish restaurant in Marylebone has an 8-mile radius operation delivering including jamon cut to order, wine, and incredible pieces of Galician Blond steak.

Padella is doing pasta kits. There are generally three or four on offer at any one time and they might include tomato tagliarini, beef shin ragu, or fettucine nduja. They’re around £15 each, are enough for two people, and take minimal preparation so you’ll simply need a couple of pans. Check out their shop for next-day delivery within a 6km radius of King’s Cross.

Blacklock specialises in huge piles of meat, so it should come as no surprise that their Blacklock at Home meal kit contains a lot of meat, and sides, and a white chocolate cheesecake. Stocks are replenished on Monday for delivery later that week. Order here.

Philly cheesesteak specialists Passyunk are delivering cheesesteak, wings, and combo bundles all over London. You can choose between provolone, American, and wiz cheese, or a mixture of all three.

The Cheese Bar have got a quite an operation going on. Not only can they deliver to most postcodes beginning with an E on your chosen day, but they’re trucking all over town, dropping packs off from Lewisham to Hounslow. They’re delivering cheese and charcuterie survival kits, but you’re here for the Fondue-It-Yourself kit,which includes a whole bunch of cheese, a baguette, potatoes, cornichons, a bottle of wine, and a couple of shots of cherry liquor. They’ll even supply you with fondue pot stand and forks if you need.

Studies have shown that if you dream of pasta three nights in one week, that your subconscious is telling you to buy a fresh pasta meal kit from Lina Stores. Each kit has 1.3kg of pasta, with different types including fresh ravioli and pappardelle. As well as two sauces, parmigiano, and butter. They’re also delivering pizza kits, which can be a fun thing to make with your children, or your flatmate that’s been acting like a child.

Peckham’s Artusi (alongside Marcella, their sister restaurant in Deptford) is delivering fresh pasta and sauces all over south London and beyond, alongside other homely Italian classics. There’s cavatelli and squid ink spaghetti, a sausage and saffron ragu, a chicken cacciatore, and a lemon and rosemary posset to finish things off. Will you be making all of this? No. Will you be taking the credit? Absolutely.

The Soho dumpling spot is delivering frozen dumplings across the city. Choose from fillings like satay chicken, prawn and chive, and mushroom and truffle. DM them on Instagram to order.

Soho’s Italian-inspired Manteca has launched Manteca At Home. They’ve made their entire menu - from focaccia sold by the slab to their iconic tonnarelli and brown crab cacio e pepe - available for delivery or collection from sister restaurant Smokestak over in Shoreditch, and all of it is ready for you to cook at home. Keep an eye on their Instagram for the week’s offering and place your order for Saturday delivery around east and north London.

N.b. On pause till at least February

Scully is a restaurant that doesn’t hold back on flavour and now you can bring it into your own kitchen. The St James’s spot is doing three banquet boxes (beef, chicken and vegetarian) consisting of 6-7 dishes for two people for £80. So choose between beef short-rib pastrami, XO rice and desiree potatoes, or chicken marinated Malaysian curry pasta, and order from their website.