Melbourne might not do a very good job of transit orientated development, but one thing we can do is transit orientated fast food.
McDonald’s
The McDonald’s in the Melbourne Central basement food court station has a serving window facing onto the concourse at Melbourne Central station.
While the Box Hill Central outlet takes it a step further – a serving window facing into the paid area at Box Hill station.
McDonald’s logo on the station signage.
And the McDonald’s dining room has next train displays on the wall inside.
Red Rooster
It’s not just McDonald’s located in stations – Red Rooster at Southern Cross Station has a “Walk Thru”.
A glass wall separating their counter into paid and unpaid sections.
And a failure
At Melbourne Central Station there is also a KFC service window facing into the Elizabeth Street concourse.
But thanks to it being a dead end for passengers, it has since been abandoned.
(Also blocking the view of the Geoff Hogg mural.)
Footnote: an interstate example
Brisbane Central station also has a fast food outlet inside it’s paid area – a McDonald’s.
The Box Hill McDonald’s no longer has next train displays in the dining room AFAIK, I’m pretty sure they removed them when they replaced the CRT displays with LCD ones throughout the station about 5 years ago.
From memory, Box Hill was the only station with that CRT system outside the city loop. It always looks like Box Hill is half finished, designed to have many more platforms.
There is the unused platform 1 at Box Hill – it was built with the current station in the 1980s as part of the grade separation of the Station Street level crossing, then taken out of use afterwards.
https://vicsig.net/infrastructure/location/Box-Hill
Here is a photo of it in use, before the shopping centre was built on top.
http://www.victorianrailways.net/photogallery/suburb/sub06/sub06_05.html
That’s correct – the LCD screens replaced the CRTs in mid-2019.