Food Ink is a restaurant known as full 3D printing. Not only all the food, but also the table and dining chairs are all 3D printed. It will open in London at the end of this month. It is said that the per capita consumption is 250 pounds, or about 2220 yuan.
How is food 3D printed? In fact, it is well understood that if the raw material is made into a paste, the process of printing out is as if the cake maker squeezed the cream on the cake with a crowded flower bag.
The dishes were prepared by two well-known chefs. The first dish was said to need to be worn in a virtual reality (VR) helmet in order to obtain a “futurism immersionâ€.
And when the diners dine, the music played in the restaurant is created by the computer.
It seems that the food taste is not the restaurant's primary consideration. They just want to use the food as an "interesting" way to let everyone experience the magical power of 3D printing and other technologies.
So this type of restaurant is for people who have already eaten at home and who are not hungry.
