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McDonald's latest feature enables ordering lettuce burgers on a kiosk
/ Yonhap
By Kim Bo-eun
Queue no more at McDonald's.
The fastfood chain's Sinchon outlet in northwestern Seoul will feature a kiosk at which customers can place their orders, starting Friday.
Customers will be able to use a touchscreen to order burgers with ingredients of their choice.
The burgers will then be brought to customers' tables.
McDonald's is also introducing its "Signature Burger," which can be made from 24 ingredients, enabling customers to make up to 11,000 types of burgers. The burger buns can even be replaced with lettuce.
The Signature Burger costs 7,500 won.
McDonald's Korea also plans to introduce a system where customers will be able to order over their smartphones before getting to a store.