Yubu Yum

It's a little confusing to find the door leading into the area. It's like a food hall where you just interact with workers to pick up. You can order on their two tablets but I'd recommend ordering ahead of time because of the area. It took about 15 minutes for my order. You'd scan your barcode at the front window and pick up from a locker door that will automatically open. It'll be in a to-go container with gloves, lollipop and napkins. :)Favorites from most liked to least: bulgolgi, bbq albacore, cheese corn, spicy tuna Bulgolgi - the meat was tender and juicy and flavorful. I'd get this one every time for sure! I was really surprised because I was thinking it would be dry, but it ended up being one of my favorites.BBQ Albacore - the texture I didn't 100% love since it was ground up tbh but the flavor was good! Cheese Corn - not too sweet (the ultimate Asian compliment) compared to others I've triedSpicy Tuna - I loved that they used tuna chunks instead of the ground up frozen spicy tuna you usually see. I think there was just too much rice and not enough tuna because when I tried the fish alone, I really liked it. It tasted bland in the yubu to me. If they balanced out the portions, I'd place spicy tuna as #2.

This is located in a sort of unsafe area but it's definitely a quick in and out. It was hard to locate but you'll see a sign! We ordered at the kiosk at exactly opening & it took about 20 minutes. They were all pretty good, but the salmon one was my favorite! I'll definitely be back if I'm in the area!

SO flavorful! Everything is cooked wonderfully and made to perfection with a great attention to detail. I love these and i definitely recommend trying all that you can, every one had a special place in my heart. I enjoyed the lemon pepper and corn, but honestly they're all amazing! I can't wait to come back soon! Even the packaging is cute with gloves, napkins, stickers, and lollipop treat. I suggest following them on Instagram to find out about their new products and future popups locations. I look forward to coming back.

It's not your usual order to go or even anywhere to dine in but the food was amazing! It's a concept where you order and pick up. If you go to the place, you can place your order at the kiosk and wait for it. Will be ordering more in the future.

I was introduced to Yubu Yum during their pop-up at Teaspoon in Loehmann's Plaza, and I received the complete customer service experience! Yubu Yum operates as a ghost kitchen, so it was a pleasure to meet them in person. The best part is knowing that everything is made to order!My partner and I shared a 3-pack ($16), and we could select any variation from their menu. Spicy Tuna peaked our interests, and he also ordered the lemon pepper salmon. This was our first time trying yubu, and it exceeded my expectations! Everything was neatly packed, and we received Sanrio themed plastic gloves for a contactless dining experience. For someone that doesn't care for tofu, the fried tofu skin created the perfect pocket and added a nice touch of sweetness. Both the tuna and salmon tasted fresh and the ratio of fish to rice was just right. Prices seem steep for an appetizer, but I'm glad I tried them out.

This place is pretty good!! My friend and I checked out this place on a whim and it was actually very good! You order through a kiosk & there are multiple restaurants with a locker style pick up which was super cool and unexpected! The wait was pretty short and the food was pretty tasty with really cute packaging! Our favorite was definitely the spicy tuna of the 3 we tried. It was reasonably priced and I would definitely come here again

We saw the positive reviews on yelp and wanted to give this place a try.We ordered the spam&kimchi, garlic crab, fresh salmon, spicy tuna, and myungran crab. They came and looked so beautiful and chunky. I was excited to eat them. But one bite and everything else was just rice. I don't know, they were ok and flavors were there but definitely overpriced for rice balls.

In a nutshell; no dine in just take out and it's located in the more rougher areas of town but great food honestly. Was a bit taken a back by where it's located but no bad deed or suspicious things have occurred during any of my visits. It's kind of like local kitchens style or multiple kitchens in a building so you get a variety of menus once you're checking out the kiosk machine. It was simple, the wait didn't take too long and the food was really good. I am interested on the other menus or food provided so may come around at some point but nothing I'd be scurrying for. Overall good food, a bit pricey but nothing breaking the bank, and worth the trip to the area.

Food was good, but I'll only give it a 4/5 because the place was too inconvenient. There's less parking spot and the place where it's located seems unsafe. Food was definitely worth a try tho

Quick and easy to order from a kiosk. You'll get a text when your order is ready for pickup. Follow the text instructions and a locker opens with your food in it. Perfect for antisocial people who just want food and don't want to talk to anyone lol. This is a "ghost kitchen" with multiple restaurants/kitchens working out of the same facility. At the kiosk, you can pick Yubu Yum or one of the other dozens of businesses. Apart from the kiosks (there are 2), there's the lockers for picking up the food, the bathroom, the window where you can talk to someone should you need to, and that's it. The garlic butter crab was imitation crab but still very tasty. Can't go wrong with spam & kimchi. The kimchi fried rice was also very tasty. The combos (4 or 6 inari with a beverage) aren't much of a deal unless you're getting the more expensive inari. When we ordered, there was no one in front of us, and it took 10-15 minutes for our orders to be ready for pickup. I like this place way better than rice theory; the latter doesn't make food to go, and yubu yum has more generous and fresh portions.