Home-cooked,
made together.
Your neighbours cooking real batches to order. The more people join in, the lower the price for everyone — and nobody is charged if the batch doesn’t reach its minimum.
See how it works — live example from our demo:
How Dabba works
Three steps between you and a home-cooked meal made by your neighbour.
Find a batch you want
Browse meals from home cooks in your neighbourhood. Every batch has a deadline and a minimum number of orders needed to go ahead.
Claim your portion before the deadline
Lock in your portion. Your card is authorised at the ceiling price. As more neighbours join, the community price drops — you’re only ever charged the final lower price.
Pick up from your neighbour
If the batch reaches its minimum, the cook prepares your meal. You collect it from a nearby hub or directly from the cook’s kitchen.
Trust & safety
Allergen safety first
Your allergen profile is surfaced before every order. Severe conflicts block checkout until you confirm you’ve seen them.
Price only drops
Your card is authorised at the ceiling. You’re only charged the final community price, never more — and only if the batch goes ahead.
Nobody charged if it misses
If a batch doesn’t reach its minimum by the deadline, it doesn’t go ahead — and nobody is charged anything.
You know your cook
Every cook is a real person in your neighbourhood. See their profile, their kitchen, and what they’re cooking before you order.
Open right now
A few of the batches currently accepting orders in Toronto East.
See all open batchesCook once. Feed the block. Keep most of it.
You set your own price, your own schedule, and your own portions. You never cook blind — you publish a batch, neighbours claim before the deadline, and you only cook what’s been ordered.
“Twelve-hour pho broth. I start Thursday night so it’s ready Friday. That’s the whole business plan.”