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Our First Time Getting Food Delivered by Drone in China
Shenzhen Drone Delivery: Modern China's Technological Marvel
3-months in China Part 3
We are in love with the dichotomy of Shenzhen! This video I think perfectly embodies how Shenzhen is not only a very aesthetic and peaceful city, but also a MODERN POWERHOUSE! Watch as we get sushi delivered to the Shenzhen Bay via drone.
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We are in love with the dichotomy of Shenzhen! This video I think perfectly embodies how Shenzhen is not only a very aesthetic and peaceful city, but also a MODERN POWERHOUSE! Watch as we get sushi delivered to the Shenzhen Bay via drone.
Shenzhen, a city of contrasts, is beautifully captured in this vlog. The video showcases its aesthetic and peaceful side, while also highlighting its status as a modern powerhouse. Viewers will be fascinated by the experience of getting sushi delivered by drone to Shenzhen Bay. It's a unique glimpse into the future of delivery and a testament to Shenzhen's innovative spirit. A must-watch for anyone curious about modern China!
We are in love with the dichotomy of Shenzhen! This video I think perfectly embodies how Shenzhen is not only a very aesthetic and peaceful city, but also a MODERN POWERHOUSE! Watch as we get sushi delivered to the Shenzhen Bay via drone.
Kiersten and Tyler welcome viewers to Shenzhen and visit Shenzhen Bay Park. They took the metro for about 45 minutes, then realized the park was so large that their intended bay viewpoint was about an hour's walk away. They spend time by the waterfront, notice local visitors and bikers, and describe the contrast between green space and the city's tall buildings. They try the park's outdoor exercise equipment and see people using parks for exercise. After walking about 20 km along the park trail, they want a snack and order sushi using a drone-delivery service. They need a Chinese phone number for the app, so a man they meet lends his number and waits with them. The app's instructions are in English and show the pickup steps. The delivery takes about 30 minutes; the drone lowers the package into a box, and they retrieve it using the number. They eat two small sushi rolls beside the water and say the drone can carry only a small order. They then visit a temple but arrive after its stated 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. hours and find the doors closed just after 5. Later they return toward Dongmen Street, order a crepe sandwich with one portion not spicy and one spicy, and try a buffalo-milk custard dessert with red beans.
Kiersten and Tyler spend a day at Shenzhen Bay Park after taking the metro for about 45 minutes. They realize the park is much larger than expected and that their intended bay viewpoint is about an hour's walk away. They stroll through the waterfront green space and its outdoor exercise stations, then order sushi through a drone-delivery app. The app requires a Chinese phone number, so a local man lets them use his number and waits with them. After about 30 minutes, a drone lowers the package into a pickup box. They collect two small rolls and eat beside the water. Later they go to a temple after checking its hours online, but find it closed after 5 p.m.; they return toward Dongmen Street for a crepe sandwich and a buffalo-milk dessert with red beans.
A walk through Shenzhen Bay Park leads to sushi delivered by drone, then a closed temple and dinner on Dongmen Street.
Shenzhen Bay Park Drone Sushi Delivery and Dongmen Street Food
0:50 The couple take the metro to Shenzhen Bay Park, then discover the park is much larger than expected and their intended bay viewpoint is about an hour's walk away. Check the park layout before choosing a stop if you have a specific view in mind.
8:00 The drone-delivery app asks for a Chinese phone number. The couple cannot use it on their own, so a local man lends his number and waits with them while the order arrives.
8:34 The delivery app shows its steps in English, including a QR code and instructions for retrieving the package from the pickup box. The couple use the screen to follow the process.
9:16 The drone lowers the order into a pickup box, then leaves. The couple retrieve the package after their friend enters his phone number on the screen; the delivery takes about 30 minutes.
12:35 The couple's order is a light snack of two small sushi rolls with pickled radish, crab, soy sauce and chopsticks. They say the drone cannot carry much and that the app asks customers to order item by item.
18:48 The couple arrive just after 5 p.m. and find the temple closed. They say the hours they found online were 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., so check the hours of the specific temple before setting out.
21:37 At a Dongmen Street crepe shop, one traveler asks for a non-spicy portion and the other orders a spicy one. Their exchange shows that they could specify different spice levels when ordering.
0:50 The couple take the metro to Shenzhen Bay Park, then discover the park is much larger than expected and their intended bay viewpoint is about an hour's walk away. Check the park layout before choosing a stop if you have a specific view in mind.
8:00 The drone-delivery app asks for a Chinese phone number. The couple cannot use it on their own, so a local man lends his number and waits with them while the order arrives.
8:34 The delivery app shows its steps in English, including a QR code and instructions for retrieving the package from the pickup box. The couple use the screen to follow the process.
9:16 The drone lowers the order into a pickup box, then leaves. The couple retrieve the package after their friend enters his phone number on the screen; the delivery takes about 30 minutes.
12:35 The couple's order is a light snack of two small sushi rolls with pickled radish, crab, soy sauce and chopsticks. They say the drone cannot carry much and that the app asks customers to order item by item.
18:48 The couple arrive just after 5 p.m. and find the temple closed. They say the hours they found online were 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., so check the hours of the specific temple before setting out.
21:37 At a Dongmen Street crepe shop, one traveler asks for a non-spicy portion and the other orders a spicy one. Their exchange shows that they could specify different spice levels when ordering.
0:41 Arriving at Shenzhen Bay Park
5:09 Outdoor exercise stations in the park
7:27 Ordering sushi by drone
9:16 The drone delivers their meal
12:03 Opening the drone-delivered package
15:43 Trying sushi beside the water
18:48 Finding the temple closed
20:36 Dinner on Dongmen Street
26:23 Trying buffalo-milk dessert
0:41 Arriving at Shenzhen Bay Park
5:09 Outdoor exercise stations in the park
7:27 Ordering sushi by drone
9:16 The drone delivers their meal
12:03 Opening the drone-delivered package
15:43 Trying sushi beside the water
18:48 Finding the temple closed
20:36 Dinner on Dongmen Street
26:23 Trying buffalo-milk dessert
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They used a local man's Chinese phone number to access the delivery app, which displayed instructions in English.
How long did the drone delivery take?
The couple say the delivery took about 30 minutes.
What happens when the drone arrives?
It lowers the package into a pickup box, and the couple's friend enters his phone number so they can retrieve it.
What food did they receive by drone?
They received two small sushi rolls with pickled radish and crab, along with soy sauce and chopsticks.
Why did they not enter the temple?
They arrived just after 5 p.m. and found the doors closed; the hours they found online were 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
What did they eat later on Dongmen Street?
They ordered a crepe sandwich, one portion not spicy and the other spicy, then tried a buffalo-milk dessert with red beans.
