Sushi delivery service Takumi has installed the first sushi and onigiri vending machine in Minsk.
Now at the United Company gas station, you can order sushi and receive your meal in just a few minutes. This was announced by company representatives on social media.
An Onliner journalist contacted the company's marketer to find out details about the new product.
— We have an extract from the declaration of conformity, which can be found via the QR code link on the machine. The preparation date is indicated on each item. The refrigerator in the machine maintains a temperature of about +4°C. The shelf life of rolls and onigiri at temperatures from 2 to 6°C is 48 hours. However, as the first days of the machine's operation have shown, the products are sold out much faster.
«We extensively tested the packaging to ensure it wouldn't be damaged upon falling. The machine has a menu that indicates not only prices but also the calorie content of the dishes. Onigiri costs 7.5-8 rubles, a set of rolls costs 18-20 rubles.
According to marketer Kristina, Takumi sushi machines will continue to appear in Minsk.
— We have an agreement with United Company; they are ready to provide us with three locations. In the future, we also plan to install such machines in fitness centers, but with a less caloric menu.
Onliner has already visited the address at Pobediteley Avenue, 102 and tested the new sushi vending machine.
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