近期多款虚拟外卖应用上线，包括国外的"食物永远不会来"App和国内的"点了吗""饭没来""馋猫外卖"等产品1。这类应用完整模拟真实外卖消费流程，用户可以通过选餐、下单、追踪配送等环节进行体验，但不会收到真实食物1。
国家二级心理咨询师史宇指出，虚拟外卖满足的是消费过程体验而非食欲，通过模拟购物流程来满足用户的消费欲望1。然而，部分应用涉及真实资金交易，加剧了监管复杂性。以"馋猫外卖"为例，该应用支持实际付款，用户资金存入"馋猫钱罐"账户，支持零手续费提现但无利息1。
针对资金安全问题，北京邮电大学互联网治理与法律研究中心主任谢永江指出，此类账户中的资金属于支付账户备付金性质，受到监管保护1。但他同时强调，平台不能承诺收益或从事网络博彩活动1。谢永江认为，虚拟外卖应用需要同时遵循资金监管规则和游戏监管规则1。
Several virtual food delivery applications have recently launched, fully replicating the authentic experience of ordering takeout without actually delivering any food 1. These platforms allow users to navigate through the entire consumption process—selecting dishes, placing orders, and tracking delivery—to satisfy their desire for the shopping experience itself rather than to satisfy hunger 1.
The virtual delivery landscape includes international offerings such as the "Food Will Never Come" app, alongside domestic Chinese applications including "Did You Order Yet," "Food Never Arrived," and "Craving Cat Delivery" 1. Some of these platforms handle actual financial transactions, with "Craving Cat Delivery" enabling real payments through its "Craving Cat Piggy Bank" feature, which allows zero-fee withdrawals but offers no interest on stored funds 1.
According to a second-level certified psychological counselor, these virtual applications fulfill the desire to experience the consumption process itself rather than to satisfy actual appetite 1. However, such applications face dual regulatory requirements. The Director of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications Internet Governance and Law Research Center explained that account funds constitute payment account reserves subject to regulatory protection, though platforms cannot promise investment returns or engage in online gambling activities 1. These applications must therefore comply simultaneously with both financial supervision rules and gaming regulations 1.
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