Not really, but during my time in, food was at least plentiful if not fine dining. I remember being a new soldier to post, having no car, and walking to every meal. Thankfully the chow halls were only a few blocks away. But that was when before consolidation became a thing with military dining facilities.
DoD can't pass an audit at the department level, so maybe they can start small and answer why funding for the chow halls on an Army post aren't at or above what's being collected from BAS pass through via meal card holders, or off post soldiers eating on base (this was usually breakfast 9/10 times I did it).
Those kiosks mentioned in the article are a joke. Little more than what you see at a Twice Daily or a Speedy Cafe. They're a horrible try and look good solution to a real problem.
It's telling these issues keep coming up for the Army. I don't recall hearing any Navy/Marine Corps bases having issues, and I'm damn sure the Air Force isn't having chow problems. This is an Army leadership problem. General officers and SES civilians should be getting fired, but I'm not holding my breath.