How Potluck Brings Home Chefs and Food Lovers Together
A look at how Potluck connects talented home cooks in Singapore with neighbours hungry for an authentic, home-cooked meal.
By Potluck Team
From Peranakan feasts in Joo Chiat to nasi lemak in Geylang Serai — discover talented home chefs in your neighbourhood. Book a seat at their table, or have them cook a private dinner at yours.
Cravings, sorted
From hawker-style favourites to private fine-dining at home.
Craving to table
Three steps, lah — from craving to a proper home-cooked spread.
Browse home chefs by cuisine, neighbourhood and date — from Tiong Bahru to Tampines. Read real reviews and peek at their menus.
Pick your date, menu and party size. Pay securely in SGD and get instant confirmation — no deposit drama.
Pull up a chair at the chef’s table — or have them cook at yours — for a proper home-cooked spread.
Loved across the island
“We booked a Peranakan home dinner for our anniversary and it blew our minds. Chef Mei cooked ayam buah keluak right in front of us — better than any restaurant.”
“I cook for my neighbourhood every weekend now. Potluck handles the bookings and payments so I just focus on the food. I'm earning around $2,000 a month from my own kitchen.”
“Finding halal home-cooked food I could trust was hard until this. The chefs are verified, the reviews are real, and the rendang was unforgettable.”
“Hosted a private Korean dinner for 8 friends. Chef came to our place, cooked, and cleaned up. Felt like a restaurant takeover at home — half the price.”
Get in touch
Tell us what you're craving — chicken rice, laksa, a full Peranakan spread — or what you cook. We'll match you with the right home chef, or help you start earning from your own kitchen.
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