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Popeyes S'pore starts using 100% self-order kiosks at some outlets

Published Wed, Apr 27, 2016 · 09:50 PM

Singapore

POPEYES Singapore announced on Wednesday that it is revamping its in-restaurant experience with 100 per cent self-order kiosks (SOKs).

It is the first quick service restaurant (QSR) to aggressively and fully push out SOKs to increase productivity and improve service levels.

"For QSRs, this is a game-changer in that it is going to change the face of our industry - using a blend of both smart technology and human touch," said Dickson Low, group chief …

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Popeyes S'pore starts using 100% self-order kiosks at some outlets

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