Robot-Run Restaurant in China Tests Automated Cooking (Full Transcript)

A China restaurant uses over 10 robots to cook 100+ dishes, make noodles in minutes, and clean—hinting at a future of automated kitchens.

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[00:00:00] Speaker 1: This chef doesn't eat, or sleep, or take breaks because this entire restaurant in China is run by robots. From chopping, to seasoning, to stirring, these robotic arms are pre-programmed to cook more than 100 dishes like traditional three-cup chicken, plus 24 rotating seasonal specials.

[00:00:20] Speaker 2: When I was a kid, the robot in the cartoon cooked for us. Now it feels like a dream come true.

[00:00:28] Speaker 1: There's even a noodle-cooking robot that can prepare three different types of noodles simultaneously with each order ready in just three minutes. In total, more than 10 robots keep the place running from making coffee to cleaning the floors. The restaurant is just running trial operations for now, but if it's a success, could this be the future of cooking?

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A restaurant in China is operating with robots handling nearly all tasks, from chopping and seasoning to stirring and noodle cooking. The robotic system can produce over 100 dishes plus seasonal specials, and a noodle robot can make three noodle types at once in about three minutes per order. More than 10 robots also cover coffee making and floor cleaning during the restaurant’s trial run, raising the question of whether robot-run kitchens represent the future of cooking.

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China’s Robot-Run Restaurant Tests the Future of Cooking

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Key Takeaways

Robots can be pre-programmed to cook a large menu, including complex traditional dishes.
Automation can speed up specific tasks, such as making noodles in roughly three minutes per order.
A robot-run restaurant can integrate multiple roles beyond cooking, including beverages and cleaning.
The concept is still in a trial phase, so scalability and customer acceptance remain uncertain.
Such deployments point to a potential shift toward more automated commercial kitchens.

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Neutral: The tone is largely informational and exploratory, highlighting capabilities and novelty while posing an open-ended question about future adoption.

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