Unless you're cooking for yourself, the typical at-home dining experience involves pizza or Thai food that's been sitting in the back of a car for 30 minutes before arrival.

Still delicious, and convenient, but lacking the atmosphere and visuals associated with fine dining. 

And going out is great, but it means leaving the house, which can sometimes feel like a chore.

The ideal compromise might be Moveable Feast, a company that's partnered with top chefs around the country to supply you with gourmet dinners in the comfort of your own home. So now, you can eat Michelin quality meals on your couch.

The idea was formed during the pandemic and founded by 12 restaurant partners. The service gives top restaurants an opportunity to showcase their talents to guests, without said guests having to be physically be present at those locations. 

New chefs are featured each month, and they curate multi-course menus that can be packed up and shipped to your home. Most meals are designed to feed from two to 12 people, and everything has already been cooked and refrigerated. All you have to do is follow the simple instructions for heating and plating the food. Wine pairings are also available for an additional fee.

The current featured chef is Brandon Rice of award-winning Ernest in San Francisco, which serves Bay Area-inspired cuisine with Asian accents. Meals will be delivered on Thursdays and Fridays from April 18 to May 31. Here's the menu.

• Dungeness Crab Rangoon Dip, Strawberry Sweet And Sour, Wonton Chips
• Spring Crudités, Thai Curry Green Goddess
• Char Siu Lamb Shoulder
• Grilled Asparagus, Japanese Egg Salad, Potato Chip Furikake
• Green Garlic Fried Rice, 24 Month Aged Parmesan
• French Vanilla Panna Cotta, Smoked Salt, Cake Crumble

Try Ernest's dinner, then check back for future meals from other acclaimed restaurants. Each featured spot would make a great stop when traveling, but now if you can't get to those restaurants, they will come to you. 

The food will be just like what you'd get inside the restaurant, but if the hospitality is lacking, you have no one to blame but yourself.