In this episode of Round Table, Niu Honglin, Steve, and Ding Heng discuss the rise of robotic chefs in China, highlighting their efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and ability to maintain consistent quality in dishes. They explore the benefits for restaurant owners, such as reduced labor and training costs, and address the potential downsides, including the lack of human touch and creativity in cooking. The hosts also share an anecdote about a competition between a robotic chef and a human chef, where tasters could not distinguish the difference between the dishes. Later in the episode, they shift the focus to down jackets, discussing factors to consider when purchasing one, such as down cluster content, fill power, and responsible sourcing, while also sharing personal experiences and recommendations for consumers in the Chinese market.
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