Transformation at KFC, Wiesbaden Central Station
The KFC outlet at Wiesbaden Central Station has undergone a significant transformation, with its dining area receiving a complete overhaul from July 14th to 22nd. The renovation, confirmed by a spokesperson to Merkurist, was completed over the course of eight days.
The renovation included a range of updates, with the most noticeable being the replacement of the analog menu boards with digital ones, and the installation of five self-ordering terminals for customers who prefer a more self-service experience.
In addition to these technological advancements, the outlet also received a fresh new look. The ceilings were smoothed and painted in a dark grey tone (RAL 7016), while the floor was given new tiles. New furniture, including chairs, tables, wall panels, and lamps, was installed to give the outlet a modern feel.
Two classic cash registers remain for customers who prefer to order in person. The extent of the changes made to the outlet during the renovation is not entirely clear, but it is evident that the KFC at Wiesbaden Central Station now boasts a more modern and updated atmosphere.
As of now, there are no specific details available about the changes or features introduced during the renovation. For more information, it is recommended to reach out to KFC's official channels or check for announcements at Wiesbaden Central Station.
In the revamped KFC outlet at Wiesbaden Central Station, customers can now enjoy a modern lifestyle experience, thanks to the addition of digital menu boards and self-ordering terminals. After the renovation, the outlet's home-and-garden elements, such as smoothed ceilings, painted walls, and new floor tiling, have also been refreshed, providing a comfortable and updated dining environment for all visitors. Food-and-drink aficionados can look forward to a more efficient ordering process, making their KFC experience more convenient and enjoyable.
