Pete S.
Google
Basically a food vending service. You order at a kiosk in the lobby or online. There are no dine-in physical restaurants in this building. The kiosk ordering area is combined with a waiting/pick-up area. There are a few tables and chairs and benches to sit at, but they weren’t being cleaned or maintained. The order goes somewhere in the building where the food is prepared - as quickly and efficiently as possible, so it’s more like “fast-food”. If you’ve ordered online, upon your arrival you enter your name/order into a tablet and when the food is ready you pick it up in a locker. As for the food, the Ube Latte from Pokeworks was not good. The tapioca (starch) balls were hard and stale. So it was basically a glass of flavored milk for $7.52 + tip. The Butter Marsala Chicken from Foodpath Indian Cuisine was pretty good, but it was just the rice and chicken in sauce for $16.23 + tip. There was a garbage can out front that was totally overflowed, with garbage all around on the ground. All-in-all it’s a great idea with poor execution and a not-so-good value.