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Byflow opens first restaurant with a menu of 3D printed dishes to delight your tastebuds
About two years ago, byflow unveiled their first food 3D printer. Shortly after, they opened a pop-up style restaurant in London, whose specialty included none other than 3D printed food. This restaurant was a big leap for the food industry and…
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About two years ago, byflow unveiled their first food 3D printer. Shortly after, they opened a pop-up style restaurant in London, whose specialty included none other than 3D printed food. This restaurant was a big leap for the food industry and today, we no longer have to wait for the next pop-up to arrive as Dutch chef Jam Smink is opening a permanent restaurant in Wolvega, Netherlands. This restaurant’s menu is serving up gourmet, 3D printed dishes that will entice even the pickiest of eaters.
Chef Jan Smink has made quite a name for himself winning the Bocuse d’Or as well as working in a three-star restaurant. Smink has spent some time working with byflow, a company run by Nina Hoff. Smink began by experimenting with different 3D printed dishes, trying to improve the customer experience all while promoting byflow’s technology.
Will food printed in 3D finally arrive on our plate?
Jan Smink and the Focus 3D printer
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