They're called virtual restaurants or ghost kitchens and they represent a seismic shift in the growth of the restaurant industry. Virtual restaurants started appearing on delivery apps about five years ago. And during that time, digital ordering and delivery grew three times faster than dine-in. According to one estimate, the virtual restaurant market is expected to generate a trillion dollars by 2030. Sir of the Burger, double cheeseburger. Uber Eats alone lists more than 10,000 on its app. I wanted to see what one of these virtual restaurants looked like, and since delivery apps list real addresses, it didn't take long to figure out that the 15 different virtual restaurants at 11 Mot Street in New York's Chinatown York actually came from a real virtual restaurant. restaurant at this address called Wokwok.

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