Cuckoo

This is a very nice casual Korean option in the neighborhood; the interior is basic but cute. Similarly, I've only ever seen one cashier/server in the dining area though food seems to come out in a reasonable amount of time and piping hot! Chicken wings and tenders are crispy and juicy, Korean and Japanese rice bowls are yummy, and the fruit and milk teas are great.

I really didn't like the bibimbap. The beef reminds me of dog kibble and it's very tough. I don't know why they cut it like that? The pickled vegetables need more pickling and the egg was almost all the way cooked. The ratio wasn't the best either. There's a ton of rice and it wasn't warm enough.The chicken here is fine but the special spicy sauce wasn't that special. The bun they use on the chicken sandwich is good though.

I've passed by Cuckoo countless times and the bright awning always piqued my curiosity. I decided I was in the mood for a saucy chicken sandwich one day and was so excited to try this place. I ordered my food for pick-up and it was ready within 15 minutes, super speedy! We walked in and were greeted by a friendly employee behind the counter. I asked for ketchup and she already had it in the bag. It was a slow lunch shift, the inside was small and cute, very yellow.My friend and I sipped our mango smoothies on the way back to work and it was hard not to chug it all down because it was so refreshing. It was my first time having Crystal boba too and I found it much more enjoyable to chew than traditional boba. My only grievance with the smoothie was the cheese foam was hard to enjoy until the very end, since there wasn't much and it was at the top of a very long cup. When I sat down to eat my food, I was slightly disappointed with the chicken... I was under the impression the chicken would be tossed in the sweet and spicy sauce but it kind of just looked drizzled on top. On top of that, the sauce was definitely lacking flavor. It wasn't really spicy at all and I wasn't expecting that from a Korean chicken spot! If the sauce has "spicy" in the name, it's a let down when there is no spice. The fries were perfectly salty, delicious and came in a hefty portion! Will likely come back to try the wings (with a different sauce) and some more of their yummy drinks!

Perfect place for your Korean chicken fix! The store is decorated with chicken dolls, and they keep you company while you eat. These are available for purchase or trade in with your punch card.I had been here before and forgotten that the chicken pieces are very large and meaty. Each piece is around two chicken nuggets length wise. The 5 piece should be enough for one person. The sweet and spicy sauce lived up to its name. So good! The side of fries came out in a cute shopping cart. Oyakodon hit the spot. The dish comes with seasoned chicken, onions, and fried eggs. I was looking for a hearty, filling meal, and it checked all the boxes. I'll be trying the other Japanese ricebowls when I come back!

Quirky and great! The stuffed animals on the tables are a bit weird, and clutter-averse me is not a super fan of those, but it fits the quirky-cute vibe.I had the beef bib bim bap bowl, and it was delicious. Savory and a lot of food! Price was a liiiiiittle high at $14, but I did get two meals out of it, so I'm calling that "not bad". My BF had the chicken sandwich, and he devoured that bad boy - with the provided plastic gloves to keep hands clean - which I thought was a nice touch.All in all, would be back - and the location across from Hopleaf practically guarantees that - clean, bright, fun, good food - yay!

This place is super cute and really clean inside! I ordered the beef bibim bowl and two drinks. I'm a fan of self ordering kiosks and this place has one.

I came here with my girlfriend at the time because this place looked pretty inviting. We really liked the overall decor and ambiance and were intrigued by the menu. We ordered the 30 dollar T9 fried chicken combo. It took awhile for our food to come out, but figured it would be hot and fresh. Which it was. But I thought the chicken was just OK and my girlfriend (who lived in South Korea for a while) was not impressed whatsoever. I thought the sides were alright. But not worth 30 bucks.

The flavors of the chicken are so yummy! The sauces are simple but complex in flavor. The variety box I got was worth the price. The server/waitress was sooooooo freaking sweet and attentive. It's cute quiet spot for some great food.

Ordered a bunch of food for delivery and we were very pleased! The soy garlic tenders were the ultimate favorite that we'll be coming back for. Soy Garlic Tenders: amazing flavor! Light and crisp, 5 tenders are enough if you're mildly hungry. Since they're delicious I would order more next time. Snow Onion Sandwich: spectacularly tasty sandwich. Split it with my husband. Could do with less Mayo next time but still impressed. Smoothies with cheese cloud: wonderful!!Dumplings: Good no issues. Pork Buns: While not bad I generally wasn't impressed. Wish there was a sauce on it.

Cuckoo is a cute Korean cafe and lunch spot. The food was fine, but a tad bland. My bibimbap could've used a bit of soy sauce and the chicken in it really wasn't seasoned. The rest of the food my friends had was great and the bubble tea is wonderful! Food portions are also big, so I'd highly recommend sharing a bowl if you're not intending to take home leftovers. Service was S L O W. There was a bit of a late lunch rush when my friends and I came in, so our food took about 15-20 minutes to come out. They also forgot my kimchi, but the cashier was kind enough to give me a refund. TL;DR this is probably not the place to come to with a large group, but it's a great for a slow relaxed lunch and/or bubble tea.