Kroger partners up with Kitchen United Mix to open its first ghost kitchen according to a Dallas Morning News article. They say,
“Kroger opened its first ghost kitchen in Dallas, a concept that offers the selection of a mall food court but operates behind one counter and also delivers.
Kitchen United is just inside the store’s main entrance. It’s hard to miss with its colorful signs, large counter and windows into a couple of mini kitchens. Customers only interact with Kitchen United employees.”
The concept is an online food court where customers can select items from different restaurants on one order for delivery or pickup according to an article by What’s Up Pub. They say,
“Dallasites have a brand new option for high quality, convenient meals on the go or delivered to the door now that Kitchen United MIX is open inside their neighborhood Kroger on East Mockingbird Lane. This concept is a virtual food court located inside the grocery store. Customers have the option to mix and match items from various restaurants on one order for pickup or delivery, ultimately allowing individuals and groups to enjoy variety without having to compromise.”
There are three ways to order through the Kitchen Mix platform according to a CultureMap Dallas article from July 15 which says,
“Options include:
Dog Haus
Curry Up Now
Monkey King Noodle Company
Celebrity Chef David Chang’s Fuku
Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop
Carl’s Jr.
Bad-Ass Breakfast Burritos
The Impossible Shop
Customers can order via on-site digital kiosks, KitchenUnited.com, or through the Kitchen United MIX App.
