The shelf, in full.

Specialty Asian, on purpose: Korean noodles, Japanese drinks, mochi, senbei — the brands people cross town for, with sample prices. Every fridge starts here, then retunes monthly from what your building buys and requests.

Instant noodle cups: spicy Korean ramyun, fire noodles, tonkotsu ramen bowl, and mild miso ramen on a white studio background

Instant noodles

The late-shift backbone.

Shin Ramyun cup$4
Buldak carbonara cup$5
Nongshim bowl$4.50
Jin Ramen mild$4

Japanese drinks: a glass Ramune bottle, Calpico, a matcha latte can, and a boba milk tea can on a white studio background

Cold drinks

Fizzy, milky, and matcha.

Ramune original$3.50
Milkis$3
Calpico$3.50
Boba can$4
Matcha latte can$4

Japanese sweets: Hi-Chew packs, White Rabbit candy, wrapped mochi, and a matcha KitKat box on a white studio background

Mochi and sweets

The 3pm shelf.

Mochi ice$4.50
Hi-Chew$2.50
White Rabbit$2.50
Matcha KitKat$3.50

Japanese savory snacks: shrimp chips, wasabi seaweed tempura, and round senbei rice crackers on a white studio background

Chips and senbei

Crunch, but interesting.

Shrimp chips$3
Seaweed tempura$3.50
Rice crackers$3

Japanese convenience meals: a wrapped onigiri, a rice bowl cup, and a boxed instant curry on a white studio background

Actual meals

Dinner, technically.

Onigiri tuna mayo$4
Cup rice$5
Instant curry$6

Biscuit snacks: chocolate and strawberry Pocky, savory Pretz, Hello Panda, and a Yan Yan dip cup on a white studio background

Pocky and friends

For sharing, allegedly.

Pocky chocolate$3
Pocky strawberry$3
Pretz$2.50
Hello Panda$2.50
Yan Yan$2.50

Sample menu. Tenants can request items from the QR code on the door, and the shelf updates monthly.