Ramen with pork chashu, black fungus and scallions in a blue-rimmed bowl at Hungry Station McDonough

Our story

Quality, consistent, every single time.

Japanese and Asian cuisine made with the freshest ingredients at reasonable prices.

Ramen with pork chashu, black fungus and scallions in a blue-rimmed bowl at Hungry Station McDonough

Our story

Eat delicious food. Grab a drink. Relax.

At Hungry Station we offer meals of excellent quality and the freshest ingredients, and we invite you to try our delicious Japanese food.

The key to our success is simple: quality, consistent and reasonably priced food that tastes great every single time.

Hungry Station is more than a restaurant; it's a culinary adventure. We bring together the artistry of sushi, the soul of ramen and the sizzle of a Mongolian grill under one roof at 1883 Jonesboro Road in McDonough.

Sushi and small plates spin past your seat on the belt, ramen bowls come out steaming, and the bar pours milk teas, fruit teas and more. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your continued support.

Eat delicious food. Grab a drink. But most of all, relax!

Why Hungry Station

Three ways to get hungry.

  1. Revolving sushi

    Nigiri, hand rolls, maki and more than 20 specialty rolls, plus our own Hungry Station rolls like the McDonough Roll and the Pacific Lobster Roll.

  2. Ramen, done right

    Nine bowls, from tonkotsu and miso to spicy kimchi and curry ramen, with pork or chicken broth, chashu and a soft-boiled egg.

  3. Mongolian grill & plates

    Build your own Mongolian plate, or order a classic: teriyaki chicken, Mongolian beef or the H&S plate with chicken, beef and shrimp.

Spicy ramen with pork chashu, black fungus and sweet corn

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Grab a seat by the belt.

Walk-ins are welcome and reservations are recommended. Or order online for pickup from Jonesboro Road.