Murthal’s Resham Dhaba adds robot waiters and toy-train food delivery
Resham Dhaba has introduced robotic waiters and a toy-train delivery system across its 40-table Murthal dining area, layering technology-led service onto its signature paratha offering to appeal to families and younger diners.
What happened
Resham Dhaba in Murthal has introduced robotic waiters and a toy train food-delivery system across its 40-table dining area, pairing technology-led service with
Key facts
- 40 tables
Why this matters
Restaurant groups, hospitality-tech providers and highway-format operators may find partnership or acquisition opportunities in scalable experiential dining solutions that combine automation with regional food brands.
What to watch
- Weekend footfall and table-turn changes relative to pre-launch levels.
- Growth in Instagram/Reels, Google reviews, and searches linking Resham Dhaba with robots or toy trains.
- Average check expansion from family groups, desserts, beverages, and children-focused add-ons.
- Robot downtime, service bottlenecks, accident incidents, and staff intervention rates during peak periods.
- Similar technology installations at Murthal competitors or highway food chains.
- Evidence that visitors travel specifically for the experience rather than treating it as an incidental feature.
- Package the robot-and-train experience into family meal bundles, birthday offerings, and weekend destination campaigns.
- Use reservation, waitlist, and QR ordering tools to convert entertainment-driven visits into faster peak-period throughput.
- Collect customer data through loyalty or digital ordering to measure repeat visits, family composition, and upsell performance.
- Create differentiated zones or timed service routes so automated delivery does not disrupt high-volume paratha production and table turnover.
- Refresh the experience periodically with seasonal characters, regional storytelling, or interactive food delivery moments before novelty declines.