Robotic Kitchen Cooks Food In 4 Minutes Or Less

Spice Restaurant Boston You know a restaurant is going to be lit when it's spelled Spice with the letter Y instead of an I. Spice Restaurant in Boston lives up to that challenge by presenting the best meal you've ever had untouched by human hands. Created in 2018 by a team of MIT grads, Spice Restaurant is described as a culinary experience enhanced by technology. They're not joking about that either, as this robotic kitchen can produce a stunning 300 bowls or food per hour with little stress. In fact, they have gotten a lot of good press from the fact that their infinite kitchen performs tasks like searing proteins, steaming grains, and measuring toppings to create delicious food in less than three minutes. So how does it work? Well, they make use of a series of seven mechanical cooking woks in place of human chefs. These kitchen robots are designed to simultaneously prepare food in less than three minutes. The only time human hands will touch your meal is when the ingredients are getting prepared and during the garnishing of the meal to give it that five-star restaurant look. Eating at Spice Restaurant can be a bit troubling if you aren't technologically savvy, as almost everything is done through technology, including placing your order on a touchscreen and the cleanup after the meal has been consumed. The very best part of the restaurant is the auto-cleaning system that consumes 80% less water than the average dishwasher in the process, which is extremely kind to Mother Earth, and the average meal starts at about $7.50 US dollars, which is extremely kind to my pockets.