Japanese convenience store Lawson now has stir-fried noodle-cooking robot chefs
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Lawson expands the territory of its robo chefs as they expand their menus. You can get plenty of hot meals at convenience stores in Japan, but they usually have a cold start. Head on over to the refri
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