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Head to head

PicklevsThe Six Pack Chef

Neither is cheaper across the board: the two split the calorie tiers they both sell. Pickle is also the wrong answer for four areas The Six Pack Chef reaches, because it does not deliver there. Here is the whole thing, row by row.

15 against 4 plans•Prices last read 2 Nov 2026•Compared on the published arithmetic

The short answer

Which one, and for whom

There is no overall winner, because “overall” is not a thing anyone buys. These are the situations that actually decide it.

The Six Pack Chef

You live in Navotas, Malabon, Pateros and San Mateo (Rizal)

Pickle does not deliver to Navotas, Malabon, Pateros and San Mateo (Rizal). A cheaper plan that never arrives costs infinity a day.

The Six Pack Chef

You want seven days of food, not five

The Six Pack Chef's boxes run 7 days; Pickle's run 5, so the extra days are on you. You cannot buy them from them at any price.

Pickle

You are eating heart-friendly, diabetic-friendly, high protein and low carb

The Six Pack Chef sells none of those. Their range is , so on this axis it is not a comparison, it is a single option.

Row by row

Everything we hold on both

Pickle →

₱765cheapest plan, per day

The Six Pack Chef →

₱470cheapest plan, per day

Cheapest per meal
₱255
₱230₱25 cheaper
Dearest plan
₱1,496 per dayPerformance Meals 2400 kcal
₱980 per day3 Meals per day
Plans listed
15heart-friendly, diabetic-friendly, high protein and low carbwider range
4
Days in a box
5
7more days
Delivers to
17 areasAntipolo, Taytay (Rizal), Marikina, Cainta, Pasig & Ortigas, San Juan, Mandaluyong, Las Piñas, Makati, Parañaque, Pasay, Muntinlupa & Alabang, Caloocan, Valenzuela, Taguig & BGC, Manila and Quezon City
21 areasMakati, Taguig & BGC, Pasig & Ortigas, Mandaluyong, San Juan, Quezon City, Manila, Caloocan, Valenzuela, Marikina, Pasay, Parañaque, Las Piñas, Muntinlupa & Alabang, Navotas, Malabon, Pateros, Cainta, Taytay (Rizal), San Mateo (Rizal) and Antipolo4 more
Says it delivers
5-10am the day of
6-9am, 9am-12nn, or 3-6pm the day of
On time
Not published yetUnder our 30-report floor
Not published yetUnder our 30-report floor
Said the food was good
Not published yetUnder our 30-report floor
Not published yetUnder our 30-report floor
Surcharge inside their zone
No surchargeNo city carries one
No surchargeNo city carries one
Recent move
No changeHeld since we started reading
No changeHeld since we started reading

Read the surcharge row carefully. Every city where The Six Pack Chef charges one is a city Pickle does not reach at all, because Pickle’s zone sits entirely inside theirs. So the fee never decides between these two — it decides between The Six Pack Chef and nothing.

Like for like

The same calories, priced against each other

Matched by calorie tier, because that is the only honest pairing. Both quotes are printed so you can check the division yourself.

Top of each rangeDifferent food entirely

Performance Meals 2400 kcal

₱1,496

₱7,481 for 5 days, 3 meals + 1 snack · ₱499 a meal
₱516The Six Pack Chef cheaper, per day
3 Meals per day

₱980

₱980 a day, 3 meals · ₱327 a meal

A calorie tier is the only pairing that compares food rather than packaging, and it is also where the axis stops helping: two plans at the same calories built for different goals are not substitutes, and no arithmetic will make them so.

Coverage

Where the price stops mattering

Coverage is the filter no round-up article offers, and on this pairing it decides more orders than price does.

Both deliver here

17 areas — compare on price

  • Antipolo
  • Taytay (Rizal)
  • Marikina
  • Cainta
  • Pasig & Ortigas
  • San Juan
  • Mandaluyong
  • Las Piñas
  • Makati
  • Parañaque
  • Pasay
  • Muntinlupa & Alabang
  • Caloocan
  • Valenzuela
  • Taguig & BGC
  • Manila
  • Quezon City

Pickle only

None

Pickle’s zone sits entirely inside The Six Pack Chef’s. There is no address where Pickle is your only option of the two.

The Six Pack Chef only

4 areas — no choice to make

  • Navotas
  • Malabon
  • Pateros
  • San Mateo (Rizal)

Both lists are the providers’ own claims, copied from their order pages. We have not test-ordered to the edges of either zone — see what this gets wrong.

Limits of this page

What a head-to-head cannot settle

The comparison is incomplete

  • Neither side has any diner figures at all. Both are under our 30-report floor, so neither on-time nor food figure publishes for either. Everything above is what we can check ourselves.
  • Neither calorie figure is tested. Both are the provider’s own number.
  • Prices were last read on 2 Nov 2026. None of the seven providers we track publishes a machine-readable feed, so either of these could have moved since.

And what it will never settle

Whether you will like it. We do measure taste — a fixed question, aggregated, with the base printed — but a percentage is a crowd, and repetitive chicken breast ends one person’s month and bothers another not at all. How taste is counted, and what the figure misses.

Still no star ratings and no written reviews. What we claim to know is what a day costs, whether it turns up when they said, whether diners called the food good and what they flagged, whether the portion matched, and whether the people who ordered it ordered again. Six figures and a price, each with its base printed.

Comparing a different pair? Pin any two plans on the home page and the same rows appear side by side. Written head-to-heads exist for every pairing of the seven providers we track — Pickle and The Six Pack Chef is one of them.