Not in Hyderabad, know where India’s first biryani ATM is located

Mumbai: When we think of Biryani, Hyderabad comes to our mind first as the roots of the city residents are deeply connected with this dish. There are several eateries that serve authentic and traditional Biryani and the city has always managed to remain the favourite place of biryani for gourmets. Some Hyderabadis have written poems while others have opened restaurants to express their love for this popular dish and keep its importance alive among the residents. But, in the latest development, South India’s another city Chennai has done something that Hyderabadis could not do for the sake of biryani.

Yes, Chennai-based start-up Bai Veetu Kalyanam or BVK Biryani has launched India’s first-ever Biryani vending machine in the Kolathur area of Chennai. The BVK is even planning to open 12 more unmanned Biryani takeaways throughout Chennai. Isn’t this company way ahead of Hyderabadis in promoting Biryani in a unique way?

Yes, you can experience a fast and amazing ordering feel in the store in Kolathur that is equipped with 32-inch touchscreens. Customers can browse the menu and order from it. They can either use a card or scan QR code to make payments and minutes after making a payment, the biryani package slides into the lower shelf of the automated machine. The customers need to tap the ‘open door’ option to pick up their order and enjoy it.

Customers can only use cards or have to make payments via the UPI app, as the machine does not accept cash. It is also mandatory to type your name and phone number before placing the order too.

Check out the video below to know how to place your order using an automated machine.