Vending Machine Cafe 

Wow~! This is amazing. I really want to check this out.

I feel like college campuses need this. So fast and easy. Would save so much time.

RU-vid : bro it’s 4am, you wanna watch some silent dude in Singapore eat a bunch of vending machine meals? Me : ok

You should more videos like these in Japan. I like that you're quiet and calm, focused on the products rather than yada yada like other channels.

Anyone else notice that there's just a whole corn on the cob chillin with the snacks lol

That straw stab was a bit aggressive.. I'm sensing some past trauma between you and an orange.

If they had these anywhere near universities/colleges, the company behind it would be rich.

Singapore: "Ahh this is an innovation" Japan: "You're 50 years late pal"

For those either too young or those who did not live in the New York/New Jersey Metro area, there used to be a company that used to offer ready-made/precooked meals that we behind small glass doors. The company was called Horn and Hardart. When you walk into the joint, you were met by a cashier. You would give them a couple of bucks and they would give you quarters, dimes and nickles. With change in your hands, you would get in a line that circled the restaurant. You look into the little glass window and see the meal/sandwich/desert that you wanted to buy. Put your correct changes into the change slot and the door would spring open so that you could take you item, then proceed to a table to eat. Food was excellent and very inexpensive, for the 1960's!!! Bonne apetitte!

I love how oddly satisfying this video is. The lack of verbally speaking is calming.

Yep~~~ This is definitely heaven for Introverts, like myself.

DancingBacons: Tries to make food video Some kid in the restaurant: *EEEEEEEEEEEE*

My university used to have these machines around the faculty but we closed them bcs they always broke down :/ probs when too many students buy constantly 24/7

let's wait for vending machine that selling vending machines

Damn this dude is hungry

Can you imagine one of these in your home. Someone comes out and reloads it every 6 to 8 weeks? (Good grief, I'm lazy.)

Bring this to the usa and dont forget the one that has cake.....CAKE!!

I like to think this guy eats everything in one take.

I like the fact that it's right in an apartment complex.

I just spent almost 20 minutes watching some dude eat microwaved meals.

imagine: highschools: replaces lunch ladies for these (basically got frozen meals anyway), can sell recommended school lunches for them colleges: I don't need to say anything, these would be awesome for colleges that got shitty cafe hours, put cafe leftovers in small meals for the machines, use with cash/credit/dining card dorms: helps get people actual meals, can use cash/credit/dining card movie theatres: get your popcorn/drink upfront, walk over to a row of these (like now movie tickets are now) and get candy/nachos/snacks.

It fascinates me that you can also order it frozen to take home for later.

Every college student eating ramen out of a cup: "Why are we not funding this!?"

My seven-year-old son really loves your videos! We watch them together all the time. ❤️

5:26 When he put the spoon and fork in the table without any tissue had my anxiety go fucking crazy.

I wish the United States had food vending machines.

This looks so cool! You can literally see everything that's happening inside the machine.

Seems like a terrible waste to dispense knives and forks each time. There should be an option button if you already have them

I grew up in NYC. In the city there was a famous restaurant called the Horn and Hardart. It was all "vending" style, so this idea isn't new. They'd put slices of pie, pot pies, sandwiches, stews, salads, soups... all kinds if food in little glass cubicles with glass doors and coipd rotate so the ladies in back could refill them all as they were emptied. They only cost a nickel, a dime or a quarter in those days, put it in the slot and the door unlocked. I thought it was magical, I was a little girl. It was a delicious treat my aunt would take me our to eat. Both hot and cold items. There were also coffee dispensers and tea. It made news the day they closed, the end of an era. If you were poor you could eat nourishing food there for very little. Homemade.

I don't know why but this reminds me of airline food. 😂

This reminds me of my childhood in NYC. We had a place called Horn and Hardart. Walls of food behind glass doors. Put the money in, get the item behind the door. You could watch the people behind the wall preparing the food. Now long gone. I miss those days. I would love to go there and try it out, looks amazing.

I am sure the people there love having this..now in quarantine.

This would be a great idea for a college campus..

Anyone else notice how the oj machine was so high tech up until the straw dispenser from the 90's?

As a graphic designer I love all their packaging! I would buy the food so often. Loved that they even seemed to have LTOs.

The pizza vending machine remains my favorite!! This is pretty cool and amazing, but would be a little hesitant trying fish and prawns from a vending machine haha. Also, how is this person still hungry, unless they just love the vending line idea. Really cool.

The prices actually amaze me, fairly decent for quick meals. Wish we had something like this in Aus! And god I miss Calbee chips!!’

All the cool foreign drinks and you chose Arizona tea.. 😭

I love how you picked those food/items that were not usually being picked ❤ It's nice to know how they taste like

I wish the UK had stuff like this!

I find it Hilarious that they have corn on the cob in the snack vending machines

If this was in my apartment building i would never buy groceries.

If I hadn't seen this but only been told about it, I would not have believed it. Japan is so far ahead of the U.S. in this field that it's truly amazing. Thanks for sharing this fantastic experience.

This is truly beyond me!! I don’t know what country you are in, but from what I can sense this is a very CLEAN efficient, money cost way of eating!!

Just a quick FYI: $3 price on the orange juice machine refers to Singapore dollars. According to an Google currency exchange, that would be $2.19 US.

your videos are amazing in their simplicity and I'm completely addicted to your channel. thanks from the United States :)

You have done a great job. Thank you. I like the close-up pictures food.

If I could I’d put this in my room and make some instant snacks every 2 seconds

love the idea but way to much packaging. going into the trash lots of waste. that part I do not like. pretty soon everyone is going to be living in a dump. unless you can recycle without causing more pollution

As someone who regularly enjoys Arizona Green Tea here. 2.50 is outrageous! Cans here tend to run 89¢.

I love all of these videos... i completely lose track of time watching

I love the fact your at least trying some south Indian food! Makes me so happy!

Thank you so much for this video! I don't get to travel much, so its nice when people like you post quality content so I can see what I'm missing. Lol.

Great Video. I loved that you had no annoying Music in the background. I need more videos like this of you going out and showing Unique stuff like this. TY

This takes vending machines to a whole new level and then some :)

Dang, I really wanted them to order the “sweet corn” lol. I have never seen a vending machine that has corn on the cob. But nothing in Japan or Singapore surprises me anymore. 😂😂 I’ve seen it all through this channel. ❤️

This is just microwaved tv dinners lol

I love your videos. Thank you.

wow! 😳😳😳 that Orange juice vending machine 😋💕

I feel like Singapore has so many cool places. Everything they do is so extra - awesome airports, shopping and now a vending machine cafe 🍵 I kinda want to go there!

11:33 I really enjoy "Arizona" drinks from the USA, extremely refreshing tea combinations. The "Arnold Palmer blend" of iced tea and lemonade available since 1991 is strange though.

Those Arizona Teas are sold here in the USA for REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEALLY cheap. Thanks for the video! I just love seeing all these interesting vending machines!!!

"I like my foods to fall, to achieve it's maximum flavor potential.."

Japan has vending machines that are fill twice a day with fresh foods because the culture there loves the vending machines

This was SO COOL!! We need this in America!😍

Awesome, enjoyed this video.

i love this kind of videos ,it give me chills

3:21 I SAW THE BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH

Just wanted to say, thank you for pointing out the napkin.

man i miss the time when i went to singapore and tried those orange juice vending machines,it was soo sweet(even better than the juice i buy in the supermarket or i made myself at home)

No lie, I screamed and gave a standing ovation when you brought the Arizona Tea because that is so good..... Great video.... wish we had these.

Either they went there multiple days for content or they were truly feasting that day lol

Love this concept, would be great to have a machine that sold reusable cutlery and a couple of recycle bins.

damn, I wish we had this in the states! this is brilliant.. I mean working long hours and not wanting to cook at night, This is perfect!

thinking about how convenient this is to have under an apartment building- and it's not really that expensive either. i love innovation

I watched one video of yours and Im afraid there’s no turning back! I’m so glad I came across your channel. It’s sooooo relaxing and satisfying! One of My new favorite ASMR channel 👍🏼

That box for the spoon and fork is so unnecessary

This is a true AUTOMAT! The concept had been tried out in New York City back in the 1950s but it was short-lived.

I did not expect to see Arizona Iced tea in that machine let alone multiple flavors, cool 👍👍

I like the orange juice machine. I've visited Singapore once before and had it. It's sealed!

thank you so much for this video really its amazing .

I love that Pocari Sweat is a vending machine beverage. So cool!

This is unique stuff. Only if we had these vending machines in India, life would have been easy. They have healthy meals with great packaging too and hot food version are available. WOW !!!

That's it, I'm moving to singapore

I'm oddly fascinated.

The spaghetti looks amazing~! Now im getting hungry...

that is just so cool. some days you don't want to go anywhere. and thus, the vending machines.

looks decent enough for vending machine food.

We need that orange juice machine on campus.

I love the videos and always wonder where all that food goes. I thought I eat a lot but have a suggestion that this channel could be called HUNGRY HUNGRY HIPPO 😂😅😂🤣

America would and could definitely benefit from this! Food should be available to all! How convenient to just have a vending machine

Just because he got the tea I liked the vid

They used to have analog versions of this in the USA back in the 1940's and 50's. It was called "The Automat".

I love how "Wild American Ginseng" is marketable in Asia like "Yunnan Mountain Pu'er" is marketable in America.

This place is VERY peaceful, I like it. I'd live with that.

If such a place existed n the US, I would keep them in business all by myself! But unlike the sane, clean Island of Singapore, the American store might not be profitable, because in America you'd have to hire an armed guard to make sure some nutcase does not spraypaint all over the place, or try to rob the machines, for food or loose change. I wish America had a "tap and go" system like so many places in Asia, but the wonderful system has not been popular here :( Thank you for a wonderful glimpse of what life can be like in a genuine culture and country.

Thumbnail reminds me of that one part in that Christmas movie called *santa clouse* when the little girl finds the snow globes

I was having a mild panic attack when you turned the cup upside down. "Nooooo!"

Some of the food looked like it was an old hungry man tv dinner you find in the back of the freezer, smells of old socks,onions and garlic! But a very cool idea and would be sold out in usa schools, malls ect ..... especially the fresh orange juice thats awesome 👌

Pretty cool. $3 for drink and only $5 for dinner