Cafe Soul Cups

We love the mochi donuts and bingsoo here! They are always fresh and well made. The coffee is also delicious. The owners and staff are friendly. Just be mindful of seating. It gets packed pretty quickly but most of the customers are mindful of seating so we never had an issue!

Came to North Carolina for baseball tournament and stopped in. Ordered a cold brew on ice with a pistachio croissant waffle.. the dessert was warm, flaky, and crunchy! It is a tad pricey for NC, but tasty. Super cool inside especially on a day that feels like 100+ degrees. Server was good.

Highlights of this place are the surprising variety of Korean desserts available, and that it's so darn cute! I don't know how they're able to offer so much. I plan to come back to try more from their menu. I came for a little birthday celebration with a couple of friends. The cafe offers coffee, mochi donuts, Korean hotdogs, bingsoo, croffle, and more! My favorite was the bingsoo. The shave ice is fluffy and MILKY, perfect combo with red bean and soft mochi. Sometimes mochi gets hard with iced desserts -- not here! Both the patbingsoo and misutgaru & almond bingsoo were amazing. Small cafe with round tables and a comfy couch. Bookcase decor looks organized by an interior designer!Service is lovely and professional. No complaints! Give this place a try.

Went here for the first time and the owner was working the checkout and she was so nice to every customer! The donuts had incredible flavor and texture. There is not a ton of room on the inside for a lot of people to work and sit but it is super clean. The coffee I ordered was cookies and cream and it tasted exactly like I was eating as many Oreos and possible. Now it was a little sweet for me but I can't complain because it tasted exactly as described and I appreciate that. Overall, it is a wonderful little cafe!

Cafe Soul Cups has the most kind owner. I visited here a few months ago during the week when I didn't have class, and had a lengthy conversation with the owner about what to order. As an individual who is often indecisive about what to get, I really appreciate that the owner took the time to introduce the menu to me. I ended up with a matcha mochi donut and a sweetened iced latte. I did some project work here and it was the perfect environment (and had charging outlets). I'll be back to Cafe Soul Cups!

I have been wanting to try this place since I first saw a Raleigh foodie on IG post about them. My family and I had lunch in Cary so since we were in the area, I thought it was a perfect place to get dessert. The cafe is so cute when you walk in with a little couch to sit and a bookcase full of books and trinkets. They have a display of the things they offer right at the front counter so it's easy to see what they have. Unfortunately they had sold out of all the donuts by the time we got there so we weren't able to try those this time. We did get the fruit bingsoo, mitsugaru and almond croffle and chocolate croffle for my kids, and iced taro latte and white chocolate mocha for my parents. I also got the sweet potato yakgua for a to go treat because they're my favorite Korean snack. The bingsoo is my favorite Korean dessert so hands down gets a 10/10. It is shaved iced with condensed milk and was filled with strawberries, mango, blueberries on top and little pieces of mochi. The shaved ice was sweet and creamy and the fruit added its own sweetness and tart flavor so it balanced out. Mochi gets a little hard when it's cold so it was a bit hard and chewier but it was actually really good with the bingsoo and gave it texture. I love that they put fruit at the bottom and top so you have enough to finish the dessert. The croffles were delicious as well. They were soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. The chocolate one was of course the kids favorite, very sweet and the whipped cream added a lightness to it. My favorite was the mitsugaru and almond one. I love almonds and anything with a light nutty flavor, and that's exactly what it gave me, nutty and sweet. The taro latte also gave a sweet and nutty flavor as well, and that's what I was expecting after reading about taro because I've never actually had it so it was a surprise for me and now I realize I love taro lol. It paired perfectly with the croffle. Although it was expensive (my dad spent about $50-$60) , I think it's a nice place to get a sweet treat once in awhile. I'll definitely come back here just to have the taro latte and bingsoo. Hopefully I'll be able to try the mochi donuts next time!

If you're looking for a quiet, quaint, and cozy cafe to read a good book, chat with a friend, or do some laptop work, this is a great place for that! I went with a friend and got their OG hotdog and it was really what I wanted. Yes, from the outside it looked like a corn dog, but the flour is not the same. The texture is different and all in all, it was very flavorful and filling for what I was looking for. They also had a variety of mochi donuts - also all delicious looking. I got the Black Sesame latte to try and it was really yummy. It was a little too sweet for me, but that was my fault, I didn't ask for the sweetness to be lessened so I'll ask next time.The service was great, kind, and fast! Definitely will come back and visit.

What a cute little shop!"Stumbled" upon them while out and about and grabbed a box of mochi donuts. They have a rotating menu of mochi flavors and this week was on point! Strawberry Cheesecake, churro, apple cider and more! Snagged ourselves a box of six and each one was absolutely delicious!Definitely recommend stopping in and giving this place a try!

A quiet spot with great drink options! The donut and coffees were delicious and the person who waited on us was informative. Would definitely come back to try more coffees. Big bonus: Bathrooms were very clean!

Indoor seating. Busy. Samples in back. Fantastic coffee and donuts. Services was great. Little knick kancks at front of store