China / Demonstration Case
Sumanxiang existing-store kitchen upgrade
A compact 220V deployment for an existing store with limited back-of-house space and peak-hour output pressure.
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YAO MASTER has been evaluated and deployed across 25+ countries and regions, including Switzerland, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany. The cases below focus on what buyers care about most: deployment conditions, operator training, menu standardization and stable output during real service periods.
China / Demonstration Case
A compact 220V deployment for an existing store with limited back-of-house space and peak-hour output pressure.
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Switzerland / Overseas Case
A 230V-friendly deployment for a high-labor-cost Swiss restaurant serving concentrated lunch traffic.
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Japan / Overseas Case
A high-cost Japanese restaurant uses standardized cooking workflows to reduce chef dependency and stabilize output.
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China / Demonstration Case
A shopping-mall restaurant serving about 200 lunch guests uses multi-machine coordination to keep peak-hour output orderly.
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Singapore / Overseas Case
Classic local flavors such as fried kway teow are translated into repeatable recipe programs for more stable output.
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China / Chain Canteen Case
A 40-store canteen operator uses two-machine workflows to reduce chef dependency and improve repeatable output.
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China / Small-Store Case
A compact store serving 400-600 diners a day uses three machines to keep peak-hour replenishment stable without a head chef.
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China / Community Canteen Case
A community canteen connects smart cooking, serving counters and dining flow to build a steadier daily meal-service model.
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YAO MASTER case studies cover overseas restaurants, local cuisine replication, chain canteens, small stores and community meal-service scenarios. Buyers should compare country, business type, kitchen size, menu type, model choice, deployment workflow and operational result.
Kitchen layout, product model, dishes, staff workflow, service period and output result.
Restaurant owners, hotel kitchens, central kitchens, canteen operators and distributors.
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