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Fast food joint replaces the disgruntled cashier with colorful kiosks
Denizens of Singapore will be able to enjoy service without that pesky smile when they visit Kitchen MoguMogu, a Japanese-style fast food restaurant. Rather than tell a cashier what you'd like to eat, all you need to do is find what looks tasty on a menu presented on a cute kiosk, punch it in, and wait for the cooks — who are not yet robots — to get it ready for you.
The concept streamlines the process of ordering and eliminates communication errors much like an automat, though with (hopefully) better food than a vending machine provides.
Similar restaurants have become popular in Europe and even here in the States, such as the Bam! automat in Manhattan, New York.
Kitchen MoguMogu, via Crave
By changywongstylefruitjuice at 3:56 AM ON 01/05/08
Bamn! has got an "n" on it you lil poops. Don't be such little poops, you poops!
By helen at 4:39 AM ON 07/30/09
looks really great! don't know how it feels using it (and will never tell:) still think they should work at design a bit. it won't suit everywhere as it is. just adore reading such articles though! have seen lots of them at http://www.picktorrent.com but this one won't leave me untouched! thanks a lot!
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