A food court stall featuring Cheez-It inspired items is now open. This stall is part of a partnership with a pop cuisine company. The company was founded by an actor and has a six-month residency at a shopping center.
The menu includes unique versions of common food court items. These items are available daily for a limited time.
Further information about this food court stall and its offerings can be found through the companies involved.
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