The most famous technology restaurants in the world

ArabiaWeather.com - Technology has become so intrusive in our lives that all our practices are based on it, which has given us more convenience and eliminated the jobs of many people at the same time.

Among the most recent interventions of technology in our lives is the invention of a robotic waiter, so that the waiter becomes a "robot" that prepares and serves food. Here we show you the most famous technological restaurants in the world, which have contributed to changing the shape and manufacture of food.

"Dalu Robot" restaurant in China, in which a robot waiter, the "D3B0" robot, works by reserving tables and serving meals to restaurant goers.

Six robots were used to manage the restaurant, and the price of one robot is 22,500 Saudi riyals.

In New York, a restaurant provides a more than wonderful service to its patrons, as there is a screen in front of the customer that displays all kinds of food available in the restaurant, so the meal comes to them by simply touching it on the screen.

The “4 Food” restaurant, or the social restaurant in New York, enables its patrons to choose the ingredients for its fast foods, and it is directly connected to Twitter and Facebook, and you can access your own page on each site and display the meal you chose in front of your friends.

There is the fastest restaurant in the world in Japan and it bears the name "OPTIMUS PRIME" and it employs two robots, where each robot can prepare a good-tasting Japanese noodle meal in just 1 minute and 40 seconds.

The "Hajime Robot" restaurant in Bangkok operates in robots, and this restaurant has many wide screens in addition to distinctive music, and the investments of this restaurant amount to 2.8 million Saudi riyals.

Inamoa Restaurant in London is characterized by the fact that the tables in it are touch screens, as it enables you to choose your favorite foods by choosing them from the screen on the table, and it is the first of its kind in Britain, which enables you to play many electronic games.

The iPad restaurant in Sydney, Australia, uses iPads as menus, instead of the popular paper menus. After you choose the meal, it sends the order wirelessly to the kitchen that prepares the meal directly.

This small restaurant in Belgium fulfills the dream of having lunch among the clouds, which is a table with seats installed in it that are lifted by electricity to a height of 50 meters, and the cooks sit in the center of the table in the sky.