Cupspops

Been wanting to try this place out for a while since they recently opened. Located in the small plaza infront of the Tyson's Walmart.. they specialize in protein rice bowls with different toppings along with other sides too. You can order with the staff or there's two kiosks, but the guy working was super friendly and helpful. The menu is pretty straightforward and you can pick what toppings you want/don't want in the bowl. Process is very similar to ordering a poke bowl. I got the soy sauce beef bulgogi bowl w/ rice base, japchae, kimchi, corn, and furikake and it was so yummy. The bulgogi was tasty and good quality. I think the portion is great for the price as well. I wish they had this around when I was a kid because I would always have to beg my parents to go to a Kbbq place just to get bulgogi (they always said no). I also tried the soy garlic chicken which was so good and a good portion to either enjoy by yourself or share with others. Definitely want to come back to try their 1person tteokbokki side dish next.Ambiance is very cute too. Very clean inside with TVs playing music videos. Definitely give this place a try!

Food very freshSeasoned perfectly Great optionsAll the sides were very well prepared Very clean and inviting insideDecor was very nice & well doneStaff very friendly and patient. Gracious to patronsVery knowledgeable about cuisine

Cupspops!! You gotta try their rice bowl (aka Korean bibimbap)! (Located outside part of Walmart shopping center.)Cupspops shop got variety of proteins to choose from and veggies/toppings and different types of sauces! Food is fresh! Fresh veggies, toppings and well balanced sauces. All meats looked well cooked. My husband and I got both got grilled pork. Mine I chose soy grilled pork and hubby got spicy gochujang pork. Our bowls were packed!! So much food!! My grilled pork definitely had the grilled smokey flavor and if you like that grilled flavor you will like this! It was good! My husband and I both love spicy food so their spicy level wasn't as spicy as we want but the sauces tastes good and flavorful. You can customize your bowl, add or leave out ingredients. But we got everything in it. The shop owner and employees are all super friendly and helpful!! We will definitely go back for more and try their other bowls!!

Pros: Amazing foodCons: online ordering is a PAIN. Their system requires you to login every time and put your address. There is no guest checkout available and because of this I only go when I have time to go in person because I don't believe I should have to leave my personal info every time I want food.

Cupspops is a new build-your-own bowl restaurant that is a Korean twist on a not-to-be-named Mexican-style fast causal restaurant. Located in the Tysons West shopping area of Tysons Corner, this fairly new restaurant is off to a great start.I stopped by and built my own bowls. I tried a bowl with the spicy pork bulgogi as well as the crispy chicken. These meats are so flavorful! You can also pick your own base (I chose rice), and add on a variety of toppings such as kimchi salad, lettuce, and scrambled egg. And don't forget to top it all off with a sauce. I got the gochuchang sauce, and also a side of Buldak on the side (that is super spicy, be careful!)The service here was super quick and friendly. You can choose to either order at the counter or using the kiosk on the side, whichever you prefer. The portions were a good size for the price. This fast casual restaurant is so good, I wish that they'd open more throughout Northern Virginia.

This place has such a great vibe and atmosphere! It would be such a great place to go with friends & take cute photos to show off your lunch spot.We ordered two different options to try both, the chicken #2 and the beef galbi #6. The galbi was considerably better than the chicken so I'd recommend the beef! I think I need to come again and switch up my order to really find a combination of items I like together. Aside from their main dishes if the bowls, they have a variety of beer and other sweet drinks to choose from! They also have a variety of ice cream bars/desserts in the fridge which is so thoughtful!The two workers (maybe also owners?) were so kind and seemed to have a lot of joy in their new restaurant and they should! It was a great visit.Only real reason it wasn't a full 5 stars is that, it was a bit expensive and the bowl it self wasn't anything super special (it was good! but not necessary amazing).I would still recommend as a place to check out and support a small business!

First time here. Ordered Spicy Chicken (extra chicken), white rice, sweet corn, scrambled egg, crunchy seaweed, fried dumplings (2 pcs) & yum yum sauce. First of all, very nice looking and clean restaurant. It was easy to order and pay at the kiosk with a cc. Mind you, I got it to go so it might not be as good as eating it there. And it was around 4 pm. Not prime dinner time. HOWEVER, maybe it was an off day but what I had did not justify the 4.9 star rating. The spicy chicken was mealy and didn't taste fresh. Like it was sitting around as was the corn (not sweet), cold scrambled eggs & stale seaweed. The rice was way overcooked and mushy! How can one screw up rice in a rice cooker???? The only saving grace was the fried pork dumplings. Even if they were luke warm, they were still crispy and had a flavorful pork filling. I might give this place another chance but if I get the same quality again, I will definitely not be back. I hope the owner or manager sees this review. Even though it wasn't prime lunchtime or dinnertime, the food should always be fresh & not be sitting around for hours. I really wanted to like this place but this first impression, was definitely a poor one. And for $17.44 for a rice bowl is pretty expensive, even for Tysons!

The restaurant was very clean and the Korean lady at the front was super friendly! I got the Beef Bulgogi and felt gochujang is always a solid sauce if you like a bit of spice. This was a quick and easy meal that does a slightly modern take to the traditional Korean food

I've been waiting for Cupspops to open, and didn't realize as I biked past that it's been open for 2 weeks now.So, of course, I stopped by for some great Korean BBQ chicken!This is a typical bowl restaurant where you order the main protein and then the rest of the bowl, which I got rice, some greens, rice noodles, corn and egg. I topped it with their spicy buldak sauce.The chicken is mildly sweet and spicy, good flavor, the outside very crispy. Perfect!!The spicy buldak sauce I got on top was very spicy, but I love spicy so it was a great choice. Next time I will get more on top.The corn, rice noodles and greens were good, especially with the buldak sauce. I ate about half of it, and then saved the rest for later since I wasn't planning on eating when I stopped by, but seeing it is open I had to stop, and I recommend everyone stop by since it really is very good!

After spending the extra to make my bowl look like the picture of what I ordered NOT!! This place is complicated expensive and not great! The person behind the counter was a normal unhelpful and un enthusiastic employee. The soy garlic fried chicken was crispy chicken skin no meat. We were so excited to try too. Unfortunate