Cupbop - Korean BBQ — Restaurant in Roy

A Satisfying Fusion Experience at Cup Bob!

Cup Bob offers a delightful twist on fast food that sets it apart from the usual burger joints and pizza places. My recent visit left me pleasantly surprised and eager to share my positive experience.

First and foremost, the concept of serving Korean-inspired rice bowls in convenient cups is both innovative and practical. The menu boasts a variety of options, catering to different tastes and dietary preferences. Whether you're a meat lover, a vegetarian, or someone with a penchant for bold flavors, Cup Bob has something for everyone.

I opted for the Bulgogi Beef Bowl, and it exceeded my expectations. The beef was tender and flavorful, perfectly complemented by a medley of fresh vegetables. The balance of sweet and savory in the marinade was spot-on. The rice base provided a satisfying foundation, and the portion size was generous without feeling overwhelming.

The ordering process was quick and efficient, ideal for those looking for a fast yet wholesome meal. The staff was friendly and helpful, offering suggestions for customization based on personal preferences. The vibrant and clean interior added to the overall positive ambiance, making it a pleasant spot for a quick bite.

What sets Cup Bob apart is its commitment to using quality ingredients. The freshness of the vegetables and the evident care put into preparation contribute to the overall high standard of the food. I appreciate the transparency in their sourcing, reflecting a dedication to providing customers with a satisfying and health-conscious dining experience.

While the prices might be slightly higher than your typical fast-food joint, the quality and unique offerings justify the cost. Cup Bob successfully bridges the gap between fast and flavorful, making it a worthwhile choice for those seeking a quick, delicious, and somewhat healthier alternative in the...

I'm not sure how this place has so many 5 star reviews. The food legit tastes like rice and noodles doused in mayonnaise.

Here's my first ever experience at CupBop. I walk in, the lady directs me to the self service kiosk (exactly what you want your first time at any place, talk about adding the person touch to customer service!) Well anyways I sit there for so long trying to figure it out that there's a line behind me. Rather than asking if I need help she just starts helping the people behind me, which is reasonable but why not ask if I need help first?

Oh yeah, her "inside voice" was at a level 8 which is 100% an outside voice lol

But anyways, I wait in line, the soda machine is out and the prices are equivalent pretty high. Kids meals don't come with a drink anyways, so the soda machine didn't matter.

So they wait until they have a ton of tickets (orders) and then make them all at once, rather than making them one at a time and getting a flow. The outside voice lady (really she was like 17), gets frustrated easily and displays it in front of the guests. Either way food prep took way too long for what it was.

We get home, food was luke warm at best, I live maybe 4 minutes from location so food being cold was on them. We open it up to eat and SURPRISE! They throw rice and noodles in a cup, smother it in mayo, throw a few pieces of meat on it and charge you $12/Person! Working in food as long as I did, I can tell you this MAYBE cost them $3 to make, rice and noodles are dirt cheap just like mayo. The flavor was gross (unless you LOVE mayo), my wife didn't even eat it and my kid ate the meat and that's it. I was left with $30 worth of food, $30 for two adults and 1 kid btw, and it wasn't even good... Like seriously, just mayo?

Probably won't ever be going back. I really don't see what all of these 5 stars are...

This was our first CupBop experience. I had heard a lot about it with my ears, so we decided to give it a try. We went through the drive-thru since our car wouldn't fit through the front door, and I have to say, it was very convenient. The young man with the cool Farah Faucett haircut who took our order was extremely friendly and courteous despite his young whippersnapper age. As this was our first time at this establishment, the young man (who upon further thought slightly resembles Jim Morrison, albeit I previously referred to him as a Farah Faucett look alike...but I digress) explained the menu options and gave us some good suggestions. He also confirmed our suspicions that the food should indeed enter our digestive tract through our mouths first. This might seem rather obvious, but you never know these days with some foods identifying as aromas despite clearly being edible victuals. The staff all took the time to thank us for the order and were very appreciative of the generous gratuity of 500 cents that we gave along with our payment. All joking aside, the food was made correctly and fast. We were very pleased with our experience at the Roy CupBop. We will come again to try more of the delicious...