"Saya tidak mendapat makanan."

Translation: I did not receive food.

[PerryR.Lan]

This is actually closer to "I do not get food", it should be an acceptable input.

[Rick392366]

This is actually closer to "I do not get food", it should be an acceptable input.

Yes.
"I do not get food" should be accepted as well.

[Rick392366]

"I do not get food" = also accepted as a correct answer (I just checked it).

[EgadSaysI]

Difference between menerima and mendapat?

[lili114354]

i think it would be more natural for english speakers to say: 'i don't get any food'...

[gringoton]

I do not get food? As in I don't buy food? / I didn't buy food?

I do not 'get' this sentence.

[Rick392366]

I do not get food? As in I don't buy food? / I didn't buy food?

It's the first one.
For example, you're in a restaurant with your friends and everybody is ordering nasi goreng.
After a while everybody at the table received their nasi goreng, except you.
You didn't get your nasi goreng.

I don't buy food = Saya tidak membeli makanan.

[Mal205614]

Another awkward and un-natural English translation given here, "I didn't get any food" is what an English native speaker would actually say

[TonyBerjaya]

"I do not get food" is also accepted.

[JuliaEdwar479451]

"I have not got food", should be accepted, too.