If you are searching for "MenuDiet reviews", the short answer is uncomfortable for its competitors: it is the meal delivery service with the best public reputation in Madrid. Its Google listing holds a 4.6 out of 5 with 1,611 reviews (August 2026) — while Wetaca, the best-known name in the sector, drags a 1.7 on Trustpilot. The useful question is not whether MenuDiet is serious. It is. The question is whether its model fits what you need.
In this analysis we cover how it works, what it costs with figures from its own website, what its reviews say, and where it falls short. And we will say it upfront: if your goal is a supervised healthy diet, MenuDiet is among the best you can order in Spain. If your goal is hitting specific cutting or bulking macros, its model is not built for that — and that is where a service like ours comes in.
What is MenuDiet and how does it work?
Quick answer: MenuDiet is a Madrid company delivering healthy food since 2010, with its kitchen in Villaverde (Calle del Valle de Tobalina 58). Its offer: weekly menus designed by registered dietitians, delivered refrigerated across Spain in under 24 hours, with no subscription.
Everything revolves around the weekly menu: you pick a menu type and receive the week's lunches and dinners with a calendar telling you which dish to eat each day. You do not choose dish by dish: the dietitian team composes the week for you. There are menus per situation — Healthy Eating, Weight Loss, Athletes, Seniors, Diabetics, Pregnancy — plus à la carte dishes and tasting menus to try the service.
That "we solve it for you" approach is its biggest difference from catalog services like Wetaca or Knoweats, where you pick every dish. Here a professional sets the criteria, not your Sunday-night craving.
How much does MenuDiet cost?
Quick answer: Tasting menus cost €32 per menu (€28 if you order two or more), main dishes are around €8, and weekly menus get cheaper the more weeks you book at once. No subscription: you pay for what you order.
Two things about its pricing model strike us as well designed: the volume discount is transparent (more weeks, lower price per week) and there is no automatic renewal to watch — the number one complaint against Wetaca on Trustpilot simply does not exist here. The real cost depends on the menu you choose and whether you book lunches only or lunches and dinners; the exact price is configured in their shop.
What are MenuDiet's reviews like?
Quick answer: Excellent, and with the volume to back them up: 4.6/5 on Google with 1,611 reviews (August 2026), the best combination of score and sample size in the Madrid sector. On Trustpilot its profile sits around 4.2-4.4, though with only a few dozen reviews and an unclaimed profile.
The contrast with the rest of the sector is stark. Wetaca: 1.7/5 on Trustpilot with 213 reviews. Knoweats: 2.2/5. Bendito Tupper holds up well (4.6/5) but with only 19 reviews. MenuDiet's Google listing, with over 1,600 ratings, is another league: that volume is no longer friends and family — it is a real customer base that repeats and rates.
Criticism exists, as with any service shipping thousands of orders, and it concentrates where you would expect: the occasional dish that misses and delivery adjustments. We did not find the pattern of structural complaints (hard-to-cancel subscriptions, lost orders with no reply) that weighs on its bigger competitors.
What MenuDiet does well
- A reputation earned over time: 15 years operating and the best public score in the sector. In a market where the volume leader holds a 1.7, that is not a footnote.
- Dietitians behind the menu: a professional composes your week, with adaptations for intolerances and allergies. For sensitive profiles (seniors, diabetics, pregnancy) it is one of the few options genuinely designed for them.
- No subscription: you order the weeks you want, with no automatic renewals.
- National coverage in under 24 hours from its Villaverde kitchen.
Where it falls short if you train
MenuDiet's model personalizes by calorie range and health situation, not by macronutrient distribution. Its menus run in ranges from 1,200 to 2,500 kcal and the dietitian adjusts the plan to your case — but 1,800 kcal with 120 g of protein and 1,800 kcal with 180 g of protein are very different plans for someone who trains, and that level of adjustment is not part of the offer.
You also do not pick the dishes in the weekly menu: you receive what the team composes. For someone who wants to delegate, that is a feature. For someone tracking protein, carb and fat targets who wants every dish to hit them, it is a ceiling.
That is the difference in approach with Makroa: we do not hand you a closed menu by calorie range — we build each dish adapted to your macros, calculated from your weight, activity and goal. Two products for two different problems: a supervised healthy diet versus a body-composition goal. If you do not know your numbers yet, start with the free macro calculator.
MenuDiet vs Wetaca vs Makroa
| Feature | MenuDiet | Wetaca | Makroa |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Closed weekly menu by dietitian | Catalog, you choose | Dishes built on your macros |
| Personalization | By calories and health situation | No | By your macros |
| Subscription | No | Yes, weekly | No |
| Reviews | 4.6/5 Google (1,611) | 1.7/5 Trustpilot (213) | New — launching October 2026 |
| Coverage | National <24h | National | Madrid only |
| Indicative price | ~€8 per main dish | ~€5-7 per dish | From €8.90 per dish |
Is MenuDiet worth it in 2026? Our verdict
Yes — for the problem it solves. If you want to eat healthy without thinking, with a professional composing your week and a company that has delivered for 15 years without scandals, MenuDiet is the most reliable option in the Spanish market right now. Its public reputation backs it with a volume nobody else has in Madrid.
We ask something else of a service if you train with goals: real macronutrient control, dish selection, and per-dish numbers that match your plan. MenuDiet does not offer that, and that is fine — it is not its product. For that case, in Madrid, there is Makroa.
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