Design

This is an indoor island kiosk for small desserts and fast food. In terms of design, the bright yellow brand logo runs through the entire process, in line with the vibrant atmosphere of fast food retail. The eye-catching bright yellow color is also highly recognizable in a shopping mall environment, becoming the visual focus. The overall shape adopts a combination of open and semi-closed designs. The open area facilitates customers quickly browsing and selecting dishes. The semi-enclosed operation area ensures the order of meal preparation. The overall lines are simple and smooth, exuding a strong modern feel.

Layout

This kiosk is small but has a reasonable layout and a high overall utilization rate. The front end of the kiosk is the display and sales area. Multi-layered glass display cabinets are arranged in a staggered manner, with various bento boxes and side dishes displayed on different shelves. Customers can clearly view the appearance and portion of the food without bending over or standing on tiptoe, improving their selection efficiency. Before and after the connection of the intermediate transition area, food items to be picked up and cash register equipment can be temporarily placed. The cash register is right next to the display area, shortening the transaction flow.

The rear end of the kiosks is the operation and meal preparation area, which is relatively concealed visually but forms a smooth workflow with the front end. The storage, processing, and plating of ingredients can be carried out in an orderly manner. This not only ensures the speed of meal supply but also enables customers to see the hygiene standards for meal preparation, enhancing consumer trust.

Material

The main body of the kiosk is made of high-density board. The surface is treated with smooth baking varnish, which is not only beautiful and exquisite but also easy to clean. The display cabinet glass is made of high-transparency tempered glass with excellent light transmission, clearly presenting the food. Tempering treatment ensures safety, and it is less likely to splash and hurt people even when impacted. Wooden decorative panels are used in parts such as display cabinet bases and operation area partitions. The warm and smooth texture neutralizes the coldness and hardness of metal and glass, adding a sense of affinity.

The countertop can be made of quartz stone or wear-resistant artificial stone, which is oil-resistant and easy to maintain, making it suitable for catering and sales scenarios. Long-term storage of lunch boxes and frequent wiping can also keep their surfaces clean. In terms of lighting materials, it is equipped with built-in LED light strips, and the hidden design outlines the contour of the kiosk. At the same time, LED lights have low energy consumption and a long lifespan, which meets the cost control requirements of commercial operations. Soft film light box paintings are embedded in the counter to enhance the appeal of the kiosk.