How a food machine works, how to pay and what to check before you eat.
A chilled cabinet, a touch screen, a payment panel, a pick-up door and, in our machines, a built-in microwave, all checked remotely. What each part does and what it means for you as a buyer.
A vending machine itself does not close. The lobby door, the access card and the building’s rules decide whether you can buy at 3 a.m. How to check a machine before you go.
Four checks take a few seconds at the pick-up door. Then heat the meal through and eat it soon. If something is wrong, keep the pack and tell us.
The screen of a vending machine is a snapshot: what is left since the last restock, what that machine carries and what is still within its date. The full menu is on our website.
Eight steps from the machine map to the first bite: what to check before you go downstairs, how to pay, where the meal comes out, how to heat it and what to do if the machine misbehaves.
