Hanoi restaurant uses flycams to serve customers

March 18, 2020 - 08:45 PM

A restaurant in Hanoi is using flycams to serve customers to mitigate Covid-19 infection risk.

Duc Son, owner of the restaurant, said that he has flycams as a hobby; so he has applied the equipment to carry bread for customers.

Many customers seem to like being served in this way.

Son made a bag that can contain two loaves of bread for his flycams.

"These days, people often avoid contacting with the restaurant staff so they order the food online to reduce Covid-19 infection risks. I want to use the flycams for make customers feel safer and they seem to find it fun,” Son added.

Nguyen Hong Ha, a customer, said the flycams were a creative solution and helped her to feel safer.

Source: dtinews.vn

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