Meanwhile, a “cheese roll” – bread and cheese – instead became slabs of cheese rolled into a sushi roll.
While some on social media said they found the images “hilarious”, another was less interested in the AI-generated dishes, saying: “Well, that lot just helped my diet”.
Meanwhile, one person on Instagram, external questioned why customers would ever want to see AI images of a restaurant’s food even if they were closer to the real thing.
“I want to see what the dish actually looks like as it helps me decide who to order from or what to order,” they said.
“These ‘perfect’ AI versions just lead to disappointment if that’s what you think your meal will look like.”
