There are several "stations" (ie, adult-healthy, Asian, sandwiches, bakery) and also quick-grab refrigerators here. The turkey muffaletta ($7) is an oversize sandwich on yummy muffaletta spicy bread, with a cajun mayonnaise that really makes this sandwich one to taste over and over again. 

On this trip, we ventured into the grab-and-go refrigerators and tried the California roll sushi ($9), which was your typical Kikkoman sushi prepared in advance. As such, it's overpriced; a typical store outside Disney might sell something analagous for about half the price, and the mark-up isn't really worth it. On the other hand, absolute values can also be found here. A bag of mini pita breads ($2) can be purchased with a generous side helping of hummus ($2) for enough materials to feed two adults on an absolute budget. You can also easily obtain a side order of noodles or rice ($2) that will fill a bowl cheaply.

One downside of "scramble" service is that you may have to stand in multiple lines to get all the food you wanted, and then stand in line again for the cashier. That said, there are several cashier stations, and usually the wait on this part is minimal. Drinks are self-service, but on the Disney side of the cashier, meaning refills might be possible but certainly don't look encouraged.

One of the major advantages of this location is that it's deep indoors and thus a refuge from the weather outside. The Land pavilion is home to several attractions, and all of them funnel their visitors out to the central area here on the bottom floor, so the place stays busy. Don't let that dissuade a visit, however, for the food is more than adequate and the atmosphere pretty relaxed.