- Tsuklio offers Japanese home‐style meals for S$17 per serving
- Over 100 rotating recipes designed for busy households and working professionals
Antway, a Tokyo-based food-tech company, has launched its 'home-cooked' meal subscription service Tsuklio in Singapore, marking its first international expansion into Southeast Asia.
Known in Japan for its convenience and quality, Tsuklio delivers fresh, never-frozen Japanese home-style meals on a weekly subscription designed for busy households and working professionals.
Each meal is crafted daily in a central kitchen under the supervision by registered dietitians to ensure optimal nutrition, flavour, and freshness. Menus draw from more than 100 rotating recipes. The dishes prepared in a variety of flavour styles, from classic Japanese and Chinese-inspired dishes to Western-influenced recipes.
In Singapore, Tsuklio will debut with a three-meal-per-week household plan (portions for three to four people) at S$211 per week, maintaining the same strict quality-control standards that have defined the brand in Japan. Users may enjoy the convenience of weekly deliveries, flexible skip or change options, and easy cancellations to suit personal schedules.
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| Source: Antway. Tsuklio meal plans offer enough food for three days a week in portions serving up to four people. A total of eight dishes are delivered once a week. |
Kei Maejima, Founder & CEO of Antway said, “In Singapore, we noticed that many families and busy professionals are constantly juggling work, home and personal commitments and mealtimes often become one more thing to manage. Tsuklio was created to bring back the joy of sitting down to a comforting, delicious yet nutritious home-cooked meal without the stress of planning, grocery shopping or spending hours in the kitchen.”
Food safety and quality assurance remain central to Tsuklio’s brand promise. In line with Singapore’s regulatory requirements, the company will implement strict checks on ingredient sourcing, supplier selection and kitchen processes.
Singapore was chosen as Tsuklio’s first overseas market after a four-week test-marketing programme conducted in 2025, which involved 70 participants and delivered strong validation. The results showed clear demand among urban, dual-income households who are familiar with meal-subscription services and enjoy diverse Asian flavours.
Tsuklio has served more than 30 million meals across 46 prefectures in Japan, and saw the number of meals provided increase by 64% year-on-year as of April 2025.
Details
View Tsuklio’s menus and subscription plans at https://sg.tsuklio.com
