On the Intercity-Express (ICE), Germany's high-speed rail network, ordering food is a highly efficient process with multiple options. Most ICE trains feature a "Bordbistro" or "Bordrestaurant" located in a central carriage, where you can walk in and enjoy a sit-down meal or grab snacks and drinks to take back to your seat. For those traveling in First Class, you don't even need to leave your seat; a steward will come to you to take your order from a physical menu, and they will deliver the food and drinks directly to your place on real china with metal cutlery. In recent years, Deutsche Bahn has also expanded its digital services through the "ICE Portal" Wi-Fi landing page. By connecting your device to the train's Wi-Fi, you can browse the current menu, check for regional specialties, and in many modern "ICE 3" or "ICE 4" trains, you can even order and pay for your food directly from your smartphone for pickup at the bistro. This digital integration helps reduce queues and allows you to see real-time availability of items. Whether you want a traditional Currywurst, a vegan bowl, or a high-quality German coffee, the ICE dining experience is designed to be a "restaurant at 300 km/h."