Revolving Sushi Factory - Japanese restaurant in Alpharetta - 865 N Main St, USA

I went to this place some time ago and here is the summary of my experience there: 1 Ambiance 4/5: I like the decor of the place and the seating was great. I felt like i was truly in a Japanese restaurant 2. Service 3/5: Most of the food is served by the robot pepper and the sushi comes in a small train like service which you can select from an Ipad but I remember asking for hot water and it took them a lot of time to serve it. Also, even though the service is automated things took time to come. 3) Food 3.5/5: Although I dont remember the names of the sushi, there was a large variety but I didnt really like the overall taste of them 4) Value for Money 3/5: Although it seems cheap since they come if in 3's the prices quickly add up as they are small and you will order more. Overall, you can try it for the experience of a robot restaurant but I will not recommend it for the taste and cost.

This place was SO fun! I don’t like sushi that much, but I definitely caught myself eating some. The ramen bowls were amazing also, super well priced. We left with full tummies and happy wallets. Sushi seemed so fresh and very filling. Our server was also very kind to explain everything before hand

Coolest thing about this restaurant is how the sushi is delivered. Overall sushi felt mediocre and covered with a bit too much sauce. There was a pretty large selection offered. You’re charged per plate so the overall cost is based on how much you choose to consume. They do offer a full bar which is a solid addition to the restaurant.

Visited this establishment for a chill dinner with three other friends of mines. And from this first visit, I definitely will visit again ! It wasn't too busy when visiting, and we was sat very quickly and was assisted with how ordering worked by a very kind server. Food was fresh, yummy, and I loved everything. The chicken katsu was a tad bland, but, paired with a simple sauce or even just rice - made it a great meal. Prices were very fair, and for four people, it was about 55$ as the total. The atmosphere is also super lovely. With a clean location, decorated with nothing too intrusive. They also played lofi, which complimented the relaxing mood.

What a great place, atmosphere and concept. From the sushi conveyor belts with an abundance of delicious choices in Sushi to the many many options for offering on your tableside tablet that gets delivered by (and quickly) a little train/ subway car that stops at your table. Plus the robot waiter is a very cool touch. For the food.... Sushi is good... and while not exceptional, it is very good and fairly priced. The beef udon noodles were fantastic and I personally would probably order 2 bowls for myself next time.... or even try some of the other soup bowls. Tip: be careful not to choose multiples on the tablet...I ended up trying to order 6 bowls of soup trying to expand the photos that don't expand...luckily our server came to the table to ask if we meant to do that... which we did not. Also... watch the conveyor belt for quite a while because everything looks good...choose wisely or you might find yourself racking up quite the bill. Haha! Including $15 and change tip, my wife and I spent $80. Worth it.

The waiter and host were very nice and accommodating. There were a lot of options for sushi rolls and nigiri. However, the rice used for them was hard and old. I could not enjoy any of the rolls or nigiri.

It was easy to reserve a table, maybe because was Monday. The system they use is super modern and nice, there are regular options and some other more specific that you can order, a nice electric train serves the special ones. I just wish the regular portions were less spicy.

I ordered the chicken veggies tempera to go. My order was available when I arrived. I went to the bar to pick it up. My chicken tempera came with 3 skinny chicken fingers on top of shredded lettuce, one big onion ring, one big piece of broccoli, one piece of sweet potato, and one short piece of the bottom part of asparagus. The dipping sauce came in a plastic container.