Asian Markets for your Building.
Specialty Asian snacks people actually crave. Happier residents and employees. Zero risk to try.
No cost. No labor. Removed in 7 days if you ask. First 3 fridges going into San Mateo now.
Why buildings say yes
Happier people, on site.
Employees stay in the building at lunch; residents skip the late-night store run. The amenity people mention on tours and in retention conversations.
The good snacks, downstairs.
Not vending-machine filler — Shin Ramyun, Ramune, boba cans, mochi ice. The specialty Asian shelf people otherwise drive to 99 Ranch for, open 24/7 and tuned monthly to what your building buys.
$0 and zero effort.
We install, stock, clean, insure, and fix it. Your team never touches it and your budget never sees it.
An Asian market in one machine.
Keeps people on site
Lunch, the 3pm slump, the 9pm push — covered forty feet from the elevator instead of a drive away.
Shelf tuned to your building
Starts konbini-classic, then re-tunes monthly from what actually sells and what your people request.
Checkout is a tap
Tap a card, open the door, take what you want. Sensors do the math; a receipt hits the screen.
Always stocked, staffed by nobody
Shelf telemetry flags what ran low. We restock on our own routes, nights and weekends.
Smaller than a home fridge. One standard outlet.
The amenity math.
Three numbers, one conclusion: the cheapest amenity you can add is riding the fastest-growing demand in food.
Circana, 2024
4×
The fastest-growing aisle in America is Asian.
Asian snacks aren't a trend — the Asian aisle grew nearly 4× faster than overall grocery in 2024. We put that demand where your people already are.
NMHC · CBRE, 2024
87%
Amenities are how buildings compete.
87% of renters weigh on-site amenities in their leasing decision, and 90% of office occupiers want food and drink steps from the desk. This is the amenity they're asking for.
The Stocko deal
$0
The only amenity with no budget line.
A gym costs $50,000. A dog wash costs $15,000. This costs a corner and an outlet — we install, stock, insure, and repair, and it's gone in 7 days if you ask.
We make money when people buy noodles — that’s the whole model. Your budget never sees a line.
Easy installation & removals.
Everything after the form is ours to do — from yes to stocked in about two weeks.
Step 01
Point at a corner
A two-minute form, one quick visit to measure. That's your part done.
Step 02
Install day
Wrapped in your building's name, plugged in, stocked on the spot.
Step 03
It runs itself
We restock nights and weekends. Your staff does nothing.
Removal is one email.
Ask, and the fridge is gone in 7 days — no fees, no questions, no contract to fight.
11pm. 99 Ranch is closed. The lobby isn’t.
Open all night, staffed by nobody
Built for the Peninsula.
1 in 3
people in San Mateo County are Asian American. The snacks they actually want are at 99 Ranch — a drive away. We put them inside your building.
The first three fridges are installing in San Mateo now. Founding buildings get first pick of the shelf and founding terms for good.
No testimonials yet — we won’t invent them. The first three buildings write this section, with real numbers from their monthly reports.
Straight answers.
Give us the corner.
Building and size — two minutes. We measure, install, and stock. That’s the whole ask.
Free. 90-day pilot. Removed in 7 days if you ever change your mind.
Live or work somewhere that needs one? and we’ll take it to your property manager.