Galbot G1 serves drinks and hot food at Beijing’s FamilyMart Dinghao store

Beijing Daily's April 17, 2026 report places Galbot G1 in FamilyMart's Zhongguancun Dinghao store in Beijing. The reporter describes the robot taking a customer's sausage request, retrieving the item and talking with the customer during service.

The supplier describes G1 as part of the store's routine operations, with drinks, hot-food handling and customer assistance. A market-supervision account published by China Food Safety Network separately identifies the named store and food-business licensing work. Neither source supplies audited sales, shift uptime or human intervention statistics.

This case is distinct from Galbot's pharmacy warehouse: customers interact directly with the robot and food handling adds replenishment and cleaning requirements. Its significance is integration into a named retailer's workflow, not a claim that the entire store runs without people. Further evidence should separate successful handovers from restocking, cleaning, payment support and exception recovery. The city marker does not claim a geocoded storefront entrance.