Zomato has launched a new feature called 'Healthy Subscriptions,' designed to help users plan meals in advance through its Healthy Mode section. The company announced that this feature aims to assist users in making healthier food choices more consistently by offering meal plans from selected restaurants. Customers can choose lunch or dinner plans for 3, 5, or 15 days and manage deliveries directly through the app. Currently, the feature is available in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.
What is the Healthy Subscription feature on Zomato?
Healthy Subscriptions is a meal-planning feature integrated into Zomato's Healthy Mode. Users can select meal plans from participating restaurants and schedule meals for multiple days in advance. According to Zomato, every dish included in the subscription menu carries a 'High' Healthy Score. This score is based on factors such as protein density, fiber, ingredient quality, and carbohydrate density. The company stated that nutritional insights and Healthy Scores are generated using AI, based on information available on the platform.
How Healthy Subscriptions on Zomato works
Users can choose between lunch and dinner subscriptions across 3-day, 5-day, and 15-day plans. The feature also allows users to:
- Edit meals before delivery is locked
- Reschedule meals within the subscription period
- Change delivery addresses
- Cancel subscriptions if plans change
Zomato has also added a 'shuffle' option for users who want the app to automatically select meals. Healthy Subscriptions on Zomato is currently live in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, with plans to expand to more cities later. As announced by the company, some dishes on the subscription menu may be available only through Healthy Subscriptions and not through regular restaurant menus.
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