Hungry Station - (Near McDonough, GA)

3 /5 Shay Starr: We visit this restaurant on 12/29/2025. The atmosphere was nice, clean, and festive. The music selection wasn’t bad. Our server was not so great. She was very pushy, didn’t listen very well, and didn’t really know the menu items. We repeatedly told her we were waiting for another person but insisted us order. She also served other tables in our area with the same pace. She forgot what we were drinking and when asked for a to go drink, after we paid she disappeared. I had to ask the hostess to grab my to go drink. When it was time to check out she almost made one if my guest pay for everything on their bill. Again she was moving too fast. The food was not as described. The spicy Roman was just colored red broth with no spice. The rice meals were just hot with no flavor. And it was extremely hard to scan the QR code for the menu. The only pleasant thing was the atmosphere and the seats were comfortable. I will not be visiting this place again. And I will not recommend it to anyone. If you do decide to visit, I would suggest only ordering the appetizer. They were the only thing that was delicious.

4 /5 Tetchjan Webb: The food was decent. Ive had better but they do make up for it in variety. The food delivered by robot and rotating belt is novel. The atmosphere is odd. One side is almost fine dining and the other is diner/cafeteria. There were corners that couldve been cleaner. If you have children they will really enjoy the quirkiness.

5 /5 Damon Hewlin: I was not aware of Hungry Station before our friends invited us. I didn’t know what to expect. Even once we were inside still did not know about the way our food was going to be delivered. I was impressed by the conveyor belt sushi delivery. The atmosphere was unique in the level of modern Asian decor. The place felt bright and almost vacation like. It felt like a getaway from the southern norm. When our friends revealed the food would be delivered by robot I was surprised. I still did not know exactly how. I had in my own mind the image of the little robots delivering food on college campuses. But to my surprise it was a larger three tiered tray robot with a touch screen head that talked upon arrival. It was entertaining for sure being our first time there. We immediately thought about bringing our family here. Food was great, service was efficient, and our waitress was helpful and friendly. I highly recommend going to have an experience at Hungry Station. The robot also delivered my complimentary birthday ice cream and sang, on key, happy birthday. Thank you Hungry Station for a great experience.

4 /5 Nathanel Johns: What an interesting concept. You can get just about anything you could want here. The decor inside is very nice and welcoming. The menu may leave you with a case of indecisiveness. But at that point, just get two or three things. The prices are affordable which is something you don’t see very often. My friend and I ordered the Bulgogi Beef Fried Rice w/ Kimchi, Teriyaki Chicken Plate, Edamame, Chicken Karaage, and the Ferry When Sushi Roll. Of course we ended up with leftovers to enjoy for lunch the next day. I will say, the food isn’t the most authentic as if you were to go to those mom and pop shops but it still hits when your in the mood for a specific type of cuisine. Its a bit of a drive outside the city but worth it to have a cool experience and order just about anything you want.

1 /5 Jasmine Daniel: The sushi rolls were pretty good. And the sweet tea was great. The fried rice was SOOO dry, I couldn’t eat it unless I added yum yum sauce to it. Which they charged for yum yum sauce as well…yes at a sushi spot. The lomein was HORRIBLY overcooked as if they were overcooked Maruchan Ramen noodles at home. The Long Island iced tea tasted like cheap Amaretto sour and cheap liquor. This place was hyped up on social media of course but don’t even waste your time! And after telling the manager, she acted as if she haven’t slated this nasty crap. Will NOT be returning