Kids Meal with Toy
It's not the toy itself that works, but the moment the child retrieves it.
The Difference Between an Add-on and an Experience
A toy that arrives with the plate is an add-on. It's briefly looked at, then sits beside the glass. A toy that the child retrieves themselves from a dispenser with a token is a small, exciting process: getting up, inserting the token, turning the knob, opening the capsule. This process builds anticipation before the meal and provides entertainment afterwards. For the business, it's also practical because the child gets up from the table for a moment – often precisely when the wait feels longest.
What Goes into the Capsules
The capsules contain small toys that are self-explanatory and don't have loose, small parts. For the hospitality industry, three points are important: the items must be marked as toys, the age recommendation must match your guest demographic, and the capsule must be openable without tools. For very young guests, advise parents of the age recommendation – this is part of a business's duty of care.
Why Capsules Work in Hospitality
Hygienically Packaged
Each capsule is sealed and only opened at the table.
No Selection Arguments
Chance decides – no one compares colours or models.
Collection Incentive
Changing motifs encourage guests to return.
Easy Replenishment
Refilling takes minutes and requires no tools.
Capsules and Packs
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the capsules suitable for all age groups?
The age recommendation is listed with each item. For very young children, parents should open the capsule.
Can I choose the specific toy?
You choose the capsule assortment, determining the range of toys; the dispenser decides which capsule a child receives.
How often do they need refilling?
This depends on the number of kids' meals served. Refill packs are available in several sizes.
View Starter Pack
Dispenser, tokens, and the first capsule refill as a coordinated package.
View KidsMenü Starter Pack