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User-supplied concept scene of a silver Diner Panorama trailer beside a lake in sunlit woodland

Diner Series

Diner Panorama

Go where your customers are.

A long, streamlined silver body, an expansive serving window, and a triple-axle stance give Panorama its flagship presence.

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Inspired by the American roadside diner

Your restaurant doesn't have to stay in one place. Diner is about the freedom to take your business from a neighborhood spot to a market, festival, or event.

Polished metal, rounded corners, and long, flowing lines give the American roadside diner its unmistakable character. Diner draws on that visual language, bringing a familiar part of road culture to a modern mobile kitchen.

Diner Panorama
Selected model Diner Panorama

A long, streamlined silver body, an expansive serving window, and a triple-axle stance give Panorama its flagship presence.

The essentials

A foundation for your kitchen

  • Trailer chassis
  • Stainless-steel worktops with storage cabinets
  • NSF-certified three-compartment sink
  • Extraction hood
  • Handwashing sink
  • Faucets
  • Water pump
  • Water heater
  • Fresh and wastewater tanks, sized for your needs
  • Finished interior walls
  • Serving window and fold-down counter
  • Slip-resistant aluminum flooring
  • Interior LED lighting
  • Two heavy-duty safety chains
  • Four trailer jacks
  • Axles and tires
  • Electrical distribution panel
  • Six power outlets
  • Shore power connection

Final specifications and capacities depend on the model, equipment, and destination, and will be listed in your project proposal.

User-supplied interior reference showing coffee equipment, stainless-steel worktops, a sink, and a dark non-slip aisle

Six starting points. Your menu comes first.

Start with the layout closest to your menu, then explore the drawing and equipment. Each is a starting point—not a fixed body style or final trailer length.

9.84 ft Coffee & Drinks floor plan in English
View A Serving-side concept elevation, view A

Serving side

The serving window sits centrally along the body, with the space behind it reserved for handoff and packing.

View B Equipment-side concept elevation, view B

Equipment side

Arrange equipment and worktops as a continuous line, in the order your menu requires.

View C Hitch-end concept elevation, view C

Hitch end & wash area

The three-compartment sink sits at the hitch end, next to the worktop.

View D Rear-entry concept elevation, view D

Rear entry

Door position, swing clearance, and aisle space are checked together in the final layout.

Diner Panorama: Curved metal body, window band, and riveted trim. AI-retouched candidate image.
Diner Panorama: One-piece serving canopy, gas strut, and mounting bracket. AI-retouched candidate image.
Diner Panorama: Triple-axle wheels and wheel-arch trim. AI-retouched candidate image.
Diner Panorama: Exhaust outlet, mirror-finish panel seam, and roof junction. AI-retouched candidate image.
Diner Panorama: External power connection and lights. AI-retouched candidate image.

Make it yours

Built around your business

Your menu. Your brand. Your location.
The details that shape your trailer.

Menu & equipment

What you serve—and how you prepare and hand it over—shapes your equipment and workflow.

  • Adapt a sample layout or start with a custom brief
  • Plan body length and working space around your equipment

Exterior & branding

Start with your chosen model, then explore colors, finishes, and how your brand comes to life.

  • Share your brand artwork, colors, or visual references
  • Confirm materials and finishes against approved samples

Location & utilities

Tell us where you'll operate and what's available on site, so we can discuss the utilities your kitchen needs.

Explore utility requirements
Electrical
Equipment loads, available power, voltage and phase, plus shore power, breakers, and outlets.
Water & drainage
Water supply, fresh and wastewater capacity, sinks, pumps, and hot water.
Gas
Gas appliances, cylinder location, pipework, and shutoff arrangements, confirmed for your project.
Ventilation
Hoods, exhaust, make-up air, and relevant fire-safety requirements, based on how you cook.

Customers must confirm local permit and inspection requirements with the relevant authorities. A proposed configuration does not guarantee approval.

How we work

From first idea to delivery

Start with a clear brief.
Confirm the details, one step at a time.

  1. Share your brief

    Tell us your menu, destination, and target opening date, along with your preferred model and layout.

  2. Review the layout & quote

    Work through equipment, dimensions, and inclusions to turn your brief into a proposal.

  3. Confirm the build details

    Agree on drawings, materials, finishes, and project terms before discussing the production schedule.

  4. Plan your delivery

    Confirm inspection, shipping, documentation, and responsibilities for your destination.

Before you order.

All questions & answers
How much can I customize?

Your trailer can be planned around your kitchen layout, equipment, doors, serving windows, worktops, colours and branding. Your adviser helps turn your preferences into drawings. We review revisions with you before final approval, and explain the cost and timing of any changes requested after approval.

Explore customization
What is included in my quote?

Your itemized quote lists the trailer, selected equipment and delivery costs, with included, optional, customer-supplied and excluded items clearly separated. Compare quotes using the same size, equipment list, currency and delivery point.

Understand your quote
How do payments and design approval work?

We accept T/T bank transfer: 50% deposit after you approve the pro forma invoice, then 50% after inspection approval and before shipment. Once the deposit arrives, we send the first design draft within 3 business days. Production starts only after you approve all requirements and the final drawings.

See payment and design steps
Can you arrange delivery to my address?

We ship from Qingdao Port, China. Share your destination city or postcode so we can quote port delivery or, where available, delivery to your address. Your quote sets out the route, included costs, customs responsibilities and unloading arrangements.

Explore shipping arrangements
Will you help with registration and operating documents?

Your adviser helps identify the agreed vehicle, layout and equipment documents for your destination. Tell us about any local review requirements early so they can be considered during design. We provide the agreed build and shipping documents; the appointed broker provides applicable import records, and your local authorities decide registration and operating approvals.

Review registration documents
What support do I get after delivery?

Your after-sales group provides operating materials and help with setup, equipment questions and troubleshooting. Send your order reference, equipment model and photos or videos so we can help. We offer a one-year warranty; your written order explains coverage, exclusions, replacement parts, freight and local labour arrangements.

Explore after-sales support

Shared by our customers.

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  • A team beside their trailer
  • EDEN ARTS serving window
  • WURUBI at the shopping centre

Your trailer.
Your next chapter.

Choose a model, then tell us what you’ll serve.

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To be confirmed for your project

Pair a model with a sample layout as a starting point. Final dimensions and specifications are confirmed in your proposal.

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Final size and equipment are confirmed in your proposal.

02 Your business
Size & appearance (optional)
03 Contact details

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Understand your quote

Choose your build scope first: a shell, a fitted trailer or an equipped kitchen. Confirm the body, worktops, sinks, utilities and appliances included in each option.

Compare quotes using the same size, equipment list, currency and delivery point. Ask for included, optional, customer-supplied and excluded items separately, including installation and local charges.

CIF — Your price includes the trailer, ocean freight and insurance to the named port. Import clearance, duties, taxes and onward transport are arranged by you; your quote clarifies destination port charges.

DDP — Where available, your price includes transport to the agreed destination, import clearance, duties and taxes. You arrange unloading unless we agree a separate unloading service.

VIN & registration documents

For food trailers in the U.S. Use this list to prepare documents with your adviser and customs broker, then confirm the requirements with your local DMV.

  1. VIN number

    Match the vehicle identification number on your trailer and documents.

  2. Shipping documents

    Bill of lading, packing list, invoice and certificate of origin.

  3. DOT documents

    Confirm the applicable vehicle documents with your adviser before ordering.

  4. Customs Entry documents

    Collect these after customs clearance from your U.S. customs broker. They record shipment and importer details, declared value and duties.

  5. Duty declaration / payment records

    Keep the duty declaration or payment records with your customs documents.

  6. Immediate Delivery documents, if applicable

    Collect these only if this procedure was used for your shipment.

Requirements vary by state. Confirm the complete list with your local DMV before applying; customers in other countries should check with their local registration authority.

After-sales service & warranty

Your after-sales group

After delivery, our after-sales group brings your adviser and technical team together to help with setup, equipment questions and troubleshooting.

Guidance for getting started

We share operating materials and help you check installation and commissioning steps. Work that requires local qualifications should be completed by the appropriate local technician.

Report it. We follow up.

Send your order reference, equipment model and clear photos or a short video. We review the issue with you and confirm the next step, such as adjustment, local repair or an agreed replacement part.

One-year warranty

We offer a one-year warranty under your written order. Confirm covered parts, exclusions, replacement-part arrangements, freight and local labour responsibilities with your adviser.

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