A rich set of eatable food props — snacks, meals and drinks — for shops, jobs and restaurants
Food props are one of those quiet details that make a city feel genuinely lived-in, and Devkit's Eats V2 delivers a rich pack of them — snacks, plated meals, drinks and takeaway items modelled to sit naturally on a counter or in a character's hand. It is the difference between an empty prop-less diner and a restaurant that actually looks like it serves something.
What this food props pack includes
- A wide spread of snacks, meals, drinks and desserts.
- Clean, optimised models that match the GTA look.
- Items sized to place on counters, trays and tables.
- Props ready to attach to eating and serving emotes.
- A consistent set that dresses a whole venue at once.
Where food props earn their place
- Stock a restaurant, café or food-truck job with real menu items.
- Fill a shop or market shelf so it stops looking bare.
- Give delivery and catering jobs something to carry.
- Dress event tables, parties and street stalls.
- Add believable clutter to a kitchen or diner MLO.
The pack is built to plug straight into the systems you already run — a food props item can be the visible result of a cooking job, the thing a waiter carries to a table, or the reward a player receives and then eats with a matching animation. Because the models share a style, a whole venue can be dressed from one source instead of clashing packs.
Little details sell the illusion, and having a steaming plate, a half-eaten burger or a proper cocktail in frame does more for a food scene than any amount of dialogue about the menu. Because the items are lightweight and share one consistent style, you can scatter dozens across a venue without worrying about performance or a mismatched, thrown-together look.
Drop them into a kitchen build, a corner store or a catering loop and they immediately raise the production value of the scene. Browse more FiveM props and pair this pack with a restaurant MLO to build a food business worth roleplaying in.
