High Point restaurant now has robot servers

At first glance, Shinjuku Station High Point looks like any other new, Japanese eatery. Smiling patrons, authentic sushi, and a modern aesthetic, yet it’s not just this fancy conveyor belt for food that makes Shinjuku unique, it’s who delivers the orders.
“It makes eating more enjoyable," said one patron.
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[@KinyattaIngram]

Where is this in high point I live here

[@frankm7707]

These robots need to scream if they’re being kidnapped. They need to defend themselves.

[@ursulatroxler7428]

@@frankm7707 no they simply need to answer the questions proving that they are not robots

[@KenTheAdventurer]

There's no need to tip since they're not human

[@ursulatroxler7428]

I’m not tipping

[@KenTheAdventurer]

You have a point. Robots can't complain

[@ursulatroxler7428]

@ true

[@DanielsJ658]

Don Juan’s in kernersville has had em

[@ursulatroxler7428]

What are we eating?

[@Kolorboyux1wb]

HOW SAD, and inhumane!

[@El4-p1c]

Well, this should be implemented at restaurants nationwide. And if some restaurants can't keep up, well, it's a marketplace environment, they can go out of business. People are fed up with talking to servers and having to tip. Talking to your server and tipping him/her is damn near socialism these days.