Central Java Vice Governor Taj Yasin has expressed concerns regarding the trial implementation of the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) program utilizing a buffet-style service in several schools throughout Central Java. He cautioned against the program encroaching upon students' valuable learning time. Yasin made these observations while monitoring the MBG trial runs. The focus of his critique centered on ensuring the meal distribution process remains efficient and does not disrupt the educational schedule. Concerns were raised about potential delays and the logistical challenges of a buffet format. The Vice Governor emphasized the importance of prioritizing students’ academic experience alongside their nutritional needs in the program’s continued development across Central Java. Further adjustments to the program’s implementation are anticipated based on this feedback.