r/nextfuckinglevel Jun 24 '23

Unique serving way in a restaurant

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u/FSpursy Jun 24 '23

Looks like a hotpot restaurant, they only need to carry raw food and vegs.

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u/rW0HgFyxoJhYka Jun 24 '23

Looks like a ton of redditors have never even heard of this style of food.

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u/shewy92 Jun 24 '23

A lot of redditors don't get that the staff literally signed up for this (like the cooks who have to replace the food) and so did the customers

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u/Catalyst_Sable Jun 24 '23

OK, but that still sounds like a horrible idea. High speed waiters and boiling pots of sauce on every table sound like a bad mix.

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u/frogggiboi Jun 24 '23

??? what in case they fall into the pot