Robot chefs start serving dishes in Hangzhou

As soon as one orders a dish by scanning the QR code, robots start operating immediately by adding oil, fetching ingredients, and cooking at Dengel, a chef-free restaurant in Hangzhou.

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Robot chefs cook dishes at Dengel, a chef-free restaurant in Hangzhou, on June 15, 2022. The newly opened restaurant provides 20 dishes, all cooked by robots. As soon as one orders a dish by scanning the QR code, robots start operating immediately by adding oil, fetching flavors and cooking. It takes two or three minutes for a robot chef to cook one dish. [Photo/Sipa]

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Robot chefs cook dishes at Dengel, a chef-free restaurant in Hangzhou, on June 15, 2022. [Photo/Sipa]

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Robot chefs cook dishes at Dengel, a chef-free restaurant in Hangzhou, on June 15, 2022. [Photo/Sipa]

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Robot chefs cook dishes at Dengel, a chef-free restaurant in Hangzhou, on June 15, 2022. [Photo/Sipa]

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Robot chefs cook dishes at Dengel, a chef-free restaurant in Hangzhou, on June 15, 2022. [Photo/Sipa]

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Dishes cooked by robot chefs are placed at a table. [Photo/Sipa]

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A staff member prepares vegetables at Dengel, a robot chef restaurant in Hangzhou, on June 15. [Photo/Sipa]

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Staff members prepare raw materials at Dengel, a robot chef restaurant in Hangzhou, on June 15. [Photo/Sipa]

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