Beyti Köfte / Bulgur Pilavı
1–2 people
Ground beef köfte seasoned with garlic, pepper and parsley, shaped by hand and cooked through, then served ...
gluten
Catering & Tiffin Services · Toronto
Home-style Turkish meals, delivered to your door
A new menu every week, cooked from scratch in our Toronto kitchen and delivered across the GTA. Mix and match your favourites — no subscription, no boxes.
- Tuesdaynew menu drops
- Thursday 5 PMorders close
- Sat & Sundelivered across the GTA
How 01 To Go works
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Tuesdays
New menu drops at 10 AM and we start taking your orders.
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Thursdays
Last orders close at 5 PM, so the kitchen can buy exactly what's needed.
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Delivery
Your order arrives at the doorstep in an insulated bag with ice packs.
Ordering is closed
The next menu drops Tuesday at 10 AM
Orders close every Thursday at 5 PM so the kitchen can cook over the weekend. Leave your email and we'll send the new menu the moment it's live.
Next menu drops
Tuesday 10 AM ET
Nov 2 - Nov 8 — what was on the menu
Tavuk Tantuni / Pilav
1–2 people
Mersin-style tantuni: finely diced chicken cooked fast on a hot pan with oil and spices, served alongside s...
No common allergens
Tepsi Kebabi
1–2 people
Tepsi Kebabı is a traditional Turkish dish made with seasoned ground beef, onions, peppers, garlic, and spi...
gluten
Soslu Biftek
1–2 people
Soslu Biftek is made with tender beef, tomatoes, potatoes, and garlic, cooked in olive oil with simple seas...
dairy
Mantar Ispanak Soslu Tavuk
1–2 people
Tender chicken cooked with mushrooms and spinach in a creamy sauce. A simple, comforting dish that's rich i...
dairygluten
Fırında Sebzeli Tavuklu Makarna
1–2 people
Delicious oven-baked pasta with tender pieces of chicken, green peas, carrots and sweet corn, combined with...
dairygluten
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Questions, answered
What is this?
A weekly meal delivery service offering chef-cooked meals inspired by Turkish, Aegean and Mediterranean cuisines. Comforting, nutrient-dense dishes to your table without the hassle of cooking, planning or cleaning.
How does it work?
The new menu goes live every Tuesday at 10 AM and ordering closes Thursday at 5 PM. Between Thursday evening and Tuesday morning the kitchen is cooking and delivering.
What makes it different from other meal delivery services?
No subscription — every week is à la carte. Real home-style Turkish cooking, made in small batches, and a free pilav with every 5 × 32 oz mains.
Where do you deliver?
Across the GTA. Enter your postal code on the homepage to check that we reach your address — we'll confirm your delivery time after you order.
How much is delivery?
$10 on orders under $30, $8 from $30, $5 from $50, and free from $75. Remote areas may carry a small extra delivery fee.
How does the free pilav work?
Add 5 × 32 oz mains to your cart and a free 32 oz Şehriyeli Pilav is added automatically; add 7 and you get two. 24 oz mains already come with a carb side, so they don’t count toward the free pilav. Want more rice? Extra pilav can be added from the menu.
How long does it keep?
3–4 days refrigerated. Most mains and soups freeze well for up to a month.
What about allergens and dietary needs?
Every dish lists its allergens (dairy, gluten, nuts, egg, sesame) and you can filter the menu by vegan, no-gluten and no-dairy. Everything is prepared in one kitchen, so we can't guarantee zero cross-contact for severe allergies.
Can I change or cancel my order?
Yes, until Thursday at 5 PM — reply to your confirmation email or use the contact page. After the cutoff the kitchen has already started cooking.
How can I pay?
Credit card at checkout. Cash or e-Transfer are also welcome — message us after ordering and we'll arrange it.
Delivery area
Do we deliver to you?
Enter your postal code to see your delivery day.
From our kitchenSee this week's menu
Taste of home, wrapped as a gift
Every dish is cooked from scratch on the weekend, packed in sealed containers with reheat instructions on the lid, and delivered cold in an insulated bag. Two to three minutes in the microwave and it tastes like it just came off the stove.
